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Message: [QUOTE="GatoAnimico, post: 127903, member: 18218"] Oh i have a good one. A friend of mine had in his steam library Sekiro: Shadows die Twice, by that time i was just accepted in college and was pretty let down because i had to leave my family and friends on a far away state after many fights and terrible times through sickness and loss. For me it was a personal challenge, i was dying and dying a lot, playing with an xbox 360 controller on my pc. I got so frustrated i tossed the controller and the bumpers broke, that affected me because it made me realize i was actually mad with life, so i changed to mouse and keyboard. I tried and tried, telling myself i would never give up no matter what, either in the game and in my personal life and eventually started seeing the game as some way of fighting with my feelings til' i finished the game, it was like i actually achieved something. Like an internal change that told me: "if you can beat this you can beat anything". Sort of dumb but sometimes, the feel of achievement you get from a videogame can be greater than the ones you can get from actual day to day if you really pour your soul on it. [/QUOTE]

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