I'm not sure if I should continue playing Final Fantasy X. I'm only like ten hours into the story, so I don't think it's very justified to give up the game at such an early stage... but on the other hand, I can't say I'm enjoying it very much. So I'm not sure if I want to keep playing, or just give up and stop.
Also this may or may not be relevant, but when I last played, I fought the Chocobo Eater and got it to maybe 5% of it's HP left before it knocked me off the cliff. I was so close to defeating it! So I thought, "eh, I can probably fight it again", but I couldn't find a way to rematch it, and it turns out you can't. And I had already overwritten my last save file, so... ****. I'll never get the pleasure of killing it... and all the AP that comes with that pleasure. ****. So, that left me quite bitter.
Also, I haven't played many JRPGs - besides Pokemon, Paper Mario, and Xenoblade, if those even count - so I don't know if this is a common element with them... but I was quite shocked at how linear FFX was in my short time of playing it. Are all JRPGs that linear? I mean, as far as I knew, there was no way to revisit past areas without backtracking a hella long distance. It's kinda balls.
On an unrelated topic, I'm playing the original Assassin's Creed currently. It's a pretty neat game. A bit repetitive, though.
On another topic, is this what I'm doing with my life? Playing video games all day, and then going on ZD and writing stuff about video games. Watching Netflix, maybe going outside for twenty minutes and doing nothing, then going back inside and doing nothing, then doing some more nothing, and then nothing. Maybe chilling with some friends, but still doing nothing... but with company, at least. Granted, it is summer, but... meh.
On another topic... I have ideas for stories, but no motivation to write them. Writing is such a grueling, laborious task that requires every amount of intricate, delicate craftsmanship. If you can't write it well, than your story, as amazing as it may be, cannot be taken seriously. I even tried making something along the lines of a graphic novel to tell my story, because I was so fed up with trying to write, but it requires much effort as well... God, I'm so lazy. Eh, whatever... I'll find motivation somewhere.
On another topic, I can safely say I've run out of things to talk about. Godspeed, ZeldaDungeon.