So, I just got home from a Left 4 Dead 2 party, it was probably the definition of epic. For those of you who haven't been able to play yet, here's a little review on just how great the new game is.

Left 4 Dead 2 is probably the only way I could ever define "rad" && "epic" in the same sentance. It's so much more difficult, you almost always have a horde on you, && the new infected just make it that much more harder. They seperate you, && gank you.

I have a few complaints about their graphics && glitches, but I think that the glitches were better than the first. The graphics were fine, minus the extreme amount of grain in the dark, && it's almost impossible to see through the smog from the flames in one level (guess it depends on the TV choice you decide to play on, as well).

If your playing versus on a higher difficulty than easy, there's no way your getting to the safe house, even on a single level (without a lot of experience). I was there through seven && a half hours of Left 4 Dead 2 && I have to say that it was the funnest, most frustrating night of my life. In versus, we didn't make it to a single safehouse, except for one person, whose entire team died besides him.

If you're looking for a challenging game, Left 4 Dead 2 is probably a good runner up. But if youre looking for a game that doesn't make you want to pull your hair out on far more than a rare occassion, you might want to stick with the original Left 4 Dead. Compared to the original, Left 4 Dead 2 involves having a lot of skill as a gamer.

There are plenty of new special infected, included the old ones from the original game. Not to mention the horde has some random specified zombies, as well.

Anyways, overall, I think I liked Left 4 Dead 2 way more amazing than Left 4 Dead, so you should MOST DEFF check it out. It's more than worth it.

But other than sweet LAN parties && new games, I was accpeted at The University of the Arts London. Yes, this college really is in London, && yes, I am going. There aren't very many people who get the option to go straight to a different country for college, && since it's my dream to travel this world, I'm taking it straight on.
College may be more expensive, because of international fees. && taxes there are higher, but health insurance is free after the first six months && all medication is six dollars, max (which means a lot when you take as much medication as I do). So, I guess I'm rather excited to be moving to another country so soon.

Every day, after school, I sit in my car until five thirty, waiting for my boyfriend to get out of wrestling practice. I'm so anxious for snowboarding && volunteer club to finally kick in, that way I'm preoccupied during his practice time. At least I have extra time to put into my favorite school activity: yearbook.

Yearbook is going surprisingly well at Kingsley. The adviser doesn't treat me like a five year-old with too much power. She treats me like a leader, who has a huge decision to constantly be making. That's the experience I want && need from yearbook, if I'm going to be involved in college yearbook.

I've also recently decided I want to major in photography, && minor in both graphic && layout design.

I watched The Fourth Kind last week. && I honestly have to say my biggest fear is being alone, because I'm so afraid of alien abduction. I don't normally get this creeped out over movies, but when it's that real...well, how can it not make you think? My boyfriend stayed the night at that LAN party with the boys, so tonight I'm sleeping alone. && I have to say, I'm creeped the fuck out. Not to mention I ran over a baby fox on my way home...I bawled all the way home.

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