Alpha_Zulu

Yeah that's grand and all. The other servers however have no pvp population.

Champion for example is pretty fucken dead.

Yup. Tanks = useless.

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It seems like you're cutting out the game to remove any sort of temptation of not studying or focusing on your school work. That's a decision that's entirely up to you but in all honesty you can do both if you really wanted to. It just comes down to prioritizing. My first semester of college I failed 2 classes. Not because I was playing Half Life 2 or CoV. It was because they were 8:00 AM classes and I hate waking up early. I also can't get to bed before midnight.. So what's my advice?

If you hate getting up early or suck at it, don't take early classes. Schedule something a little later so you can at least function. Second semester was better for me cause I took 10 AM classes so I was able to get more sleep.

If you're living on campus, don't eat too much of the cafeteria food, even if it's all you can eat. Trust me, you'll thank me in 4 years when you get out of school.

Some of your profs will think that their class is the only class you're taking and will assign a metric *** ton of homework. I'd suggest talking to some other students to see who the good profs are. Keyword here is "good", not the "easy" ones. Unless you don't plan on learning a damn thing, take the easy profs.

Again if you're living on campus, you'll have to learn to live with roommates. If it's your first semester you're going to have to hack it and hope you don't get a roommate that's some sort of doosh. You might get lucky, you might not. I was lucky my first semester and my roommate was super chill.

Living on campus - Get a cheap pair of shower slippers/flip flops. Unless you want athlete's foot, those trips to the community showers can be hazardous to your health.

But the main thing I wanna stress is prioritizing/time management. It wasn't until my 3rd year of college I was able to figure out how to do this effectively. I was taking 16 credits, working part time, practicing martial arts 3 times a week, working out, hanging out with friends, studying/doing homework, and still managed to play 2-3 hours of CoV/Planetside/popular-game-of-the-week several nights out of the week. And I still managed to finish that semester with a 3.5 GPA. Basically what it boils down to is how serious are you gonna take your education. A lot of students I saw were just there cause they were coming out of high school and they didn't wanna just sit at home or their parents forced them to go to school. If you really wanna go somewhere, do it. Take it seriously, but not too seriously. Try to find some time to relax, unwind, have some fun and shake things up so you don't get burned out. You also don't wanna be one of those dudes who ONLY studies. I would definitely recommend trying to make friends. I walked away from college with some of best friends one can make. And I'm happy to say they're gonna be life long friends. I still talk to a lot of them on a weekly basis, even though all of us don't live in the residence halls anymore and most of them live in different parts of the country.

But yeah, that's all the advice a washed up 3 year college drop out can give.

Agreed.

Awkward?

I disagree.


It's ******* stupid as hell. That's what it is.