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Also, for the past 2 or 3 days I've been playing Hearthstone! which is the Blizzard's Warcraft based card game.

I was lucky enough to get a beta key for when it was in it's early days and I liked it ever since then but I stopped playing for a loooong time, long enough for people with a lot of dedication to become awfully good, still, it's really fun!

The whole thing is about making a deck based around a certain hero which is of a certain class (mage, warrior, paladin, hunter, assassin, etc...) obviously each class has it's own particular cards which adds a sense of balancing to the game, and then there's a lot of regular cards that any kind of hero can use.

In order to improve your deck you can  buy expert packs which carry 5 cards each and one of those will be of a "rare" or higher nature, "Legendary" being the most difficult to get of them all. 

Anyways, I used to play a lot of yu-gi-oh! when it was a trend in my junior high and so playing hearthstone kinda reminds me of the old days, I enjoy it quite a bit.


If you haven't tried it you should give it a shot, it's very newcomer friendly and challenging for the expert players as well.

So this post is about old news.

I've played League of Legends a few times, I'm nowhere near being good at that game nor in love with it, but I do like it.

While I was browsing YouTube a couple of weeks ago I stumbled upon the video that I will link here. When I first watched it I was amazed at how much dedication Riot puts into making quality off-game content for their audience, the animation quality is totally awesome.

Then I watched it again, and again and again like 5 times or something like that and I started to analyze the scenes and the meaning of the video and the lyrics of the song, I do not know if the characters in the video are based on real players/teams and I don't know if it's telling a real story either, but the bottom line is that, in my opinion, they made a fantastic tribute to all that means professional gaming.

I later learned that this was the video used to promote last year's tournament.

Enjoy!

Había una banda en Chihuahua capital a la que solía pertenecer, de hecho, todos los que tienen acceso para escribir aquí estaban en ella.

La banda se llamaba Limit Break, solíamos tocar covers de canciones de anime o como se le conoce al genero (Anison) en sus versiones latinoamericanas y a veces en las japonesas.

Cuando cambié mi lugar de residencia y salí de la banda ellos siguieron tocando y participando en varios eventos de la ciudad, aquí dejo un vídeo que siempre me gusta ver para recordar aquellos días, aún cuando ya no estaba yo entre los integrantes.

Es el intro de Dragon Ball GT en su versión latinoamericana.

Saludos!!