My first playthrough in 10+ years!

[Blade]

psychokind wrote:

will you finish it now that you're back? which of the countries you liked most? if I ever visit SE-asia, I think it will be vietnam. I heard life is more organized than the other countries. although all of SE-asia is a region I have very low on my list. japan would be more interesting, although I would like to work there for several months instead of a vacation (which has a 0% chance of happening )

I lent my Framemeister to a friend, and the weather is getting better and better, so I won't play any games in the coming months.

But I'll start again once autumn or alot of free time kicks in, and maybe record my run. For real this time. I did start out, but due to some mess up, I lost a whole day of playing and thought "screw it."

'Nam is quite modern, but also busy in the cities. If you like it rough and rural, Myanmar is the place to go. Cambodia' Angkor Wat is mindblowing aswell.

I actually work in Japan for 3 months, in a tea factory, by sheer luck. Best job ever.
At home, all I ever had was odd-jobs, callcenter & hotelreception. Nothing to go but away after a few years :/ (or towards a burnout)
I'm dreaming of a job with average income that doesn't eat my brain for dinner.

That, and my girlfriend walked a year ago, so I quit my job and went back to SE Asia again. 2 months only, this time.

And of course I tried lots of Pho

[psychokind]

Blade wrote:

psychokind wrote: will you finish it now that you're back? which of the countries you liked most? if I ever visit SE-asia, I think it will be vietnam. I heard life is more organized than the other countries. although all of SE-asia is a region I have very low on my list. japan would be more interesting, although I would like to work there for several months instead of a vacation (which has a 0% chance of happening ) I lent my Framemeister to a friend, and the weather is getting better and better, so I won't play any games in the coming months. But I'll start again once autumn or alot of free time kicks in, and maybe record my run. For real this time. I did start out, but due to some mess up, I lost a whole day of playing and thought "screw it." 'Nam is quite modern, but also busy in the cities. If you like it rough and rural, Myanmar is the place to go. Cambodia' Angkor Wat is mindblowing aswell. I actually work in Japan for 3 months, in a tea factory, by sheer luck. Best job ever. At home, all I ever had was odd-jobs, callcenter & hotelreception. Nothing to go but away after a few years :/ (or towards a burnout) I'm dreaming of a job with average income that doesn't eat my brain for dinner. That, and my girlfriend walked a year ago, so I quit my job and went back to SE Asia again. 2 months only, this time. And of course I tried lots of Pho

how was it in japan? did you break through the xenophobia?

you should try working for the government. relaxing enough, and the income is average enough.

[Manibrandr System]

Blade wrote:

psychokind wrote: will you finish it now that you're back? which of the countries you liked most? if I ever visit SE-asia, I think it will be vietnam. I heard life is more organized than the other countries. although all of SE-asia is a region I have very low on my list. japan would be more interesting, although I would like to work there for several months instead of a vacation (which has a 0% chance of happening ) I lent my Framemeister to a friend, and the weather is getting better and better, so I won't play any games in the coming months. But I'll start again once autumn or alot of free time kicks in, and maybe record my run. For real this time. I did start out, but due to some mess up, I lost a whole day of playing and thought "screw it." 'Nam is quite modern, but also busy in the cities. If you like it rough and rural, Myanmar is the place to go. Cambodia' Angkor Wat is mindblowing aswell. I actually work in Japan for 3 months, in a tea factory, by sheer luck. Best job ever. At home, all I ever had was odd-jobs, callcenter & hotelreception. Nothing to go but away after a few years :/ (or towards a burnout) I'm dreaming of a job with average income that doesn't eat my brain for dinner. That, and my girlfriend walked a year ago, so I quit my job and went back to SE Asia again. 2 months only, this time. And of course I tried lots of Pho

You know what they say, when life gives you lemons, make lemon tea.

Sorry about your girlfriend, but hey, at least you're alive and traveling around the world. Kind of like a modern day Ark, right?

[Blade]

psychokind wrote:

how was it in japan? did you break through the xenophobia? you should try working for the government. relaxing enough, and the income is average enough.

I shaved my beard to beat the Xenophobia xD also, I stayed with a host, and they introduced me to people, so they trusted me more easily.

Any further suggestion for the government? Only foreign affairs are actively looking for people. To go abroad ^^

@Val: yeah, I'm actually reliefed. At least she didn't try to kill me as a baby when I reincarnated into this world xD

[psychokind]

Blade wrote:

psychokind wrote: how was it in japan? did you break through the xenophobia? you should try working for the government. relaxing enough, and the income is average enough. I shaved my beard to beat the Xenophobia xD also, I stayed with a host, and they introduced me to people, so they trusted me more easily. Any further suggestion for the government? Only foreign affairs are actively looking for people. To go abroad ^^ @Val: yeah, I'm actually reliefed. At least she didn't try to kill me as a baby when I reincarnated into this world xD

well what kind of education do you have actually? "working for the government" can mean literally anything, since the government employs everything from gardeners to architects - at least in germany. without education there's always the possibility to settle for easier (but very boring) jobs, like working in an archive.