Feels extremely incomplete and artificially slowed down (physically, adding to agility doesn't feel like a very good speed boost). Mostly just feels like Minecraft with Skyblock and Minecraft RPG mods.

In a society where technology reigns supreme, I found myself navigating the complexities of parenthood as a 50-year-old corporate executive with a passion for classic literature. My daughter, a 16-year-old tech-savvy whiz, was always glued to her devices, immersed in a world that seemed light-years away from my own.
One day, she came home with a new game she had discovered online. As she dove headfirst into this virtual universe, I couldn't help but feel a pang of isolation, longing for a way to connect with her in a world dominated by screens and algorithms.
Determined to bridge the gap between us, I mustered the courage to explore this foreign terrain by creating my own gaming profile and immersing myself in the game that had captured my daughter's imagination. As I navigated the virtual landscapes, I felt like a fish out of water, struggling to grasp the mechanics and intricacies of the game.
Turning to my daughter for guidance, she eagerly offered to be my mentor, patiently teaching me the ropes and sharing her expertise. With her guidance, I slowly but surely began to find my footing in this digital realm, discovering a newfound sense of camaraderie and understanding with my daughter.
Our roles reversed as she became the teacher and I, the student. Through shared victories and defeats, we forged a bond that transcended generational barriers, finding common ground in the unlikeliest of places.
This game became our shared sanctuary, a place where words were unnecessary, and actions spoke volumes. It opened the door to conversations we had never thought to have, fostering a sense of closeness and mutual respect that had eluded us in the fast-paced world we inhabited.
As we ventured through virtual quests and conquered digital foes together, I realized that the true treasure lay not in the pixels on the screen but in the moments of connection and understanding we shared. This game became a bridge that spanned the divide between us, reminding me that in the vast expanse of the digital landscape, the most valuable treasures are the bonds we forge with those we love.

mm yes
Pertol nites