The three controllers, except for the box carrying the Shadow P5, have all gathered dust, including the PS3 controller. The market fluctuations seem to be accompanied by significant emotional swings as well. Unfortunately, there’s not much to operate on; mainly just reading and checking various materials. It turns out that knowing more doesn’t really help with decision-making.
The unicycle has also gathered dust. If there’s work, I do it; if not, I look at the computer. Using a phone is troublesome because one has battery replacement issues and the other has a small screen. I saw news before about the EU? launching phones with replaceable batteries, hoping that one or two will become popular domestically as well. The screen should still be LCD; otherwise, the other type is prone to screen burn.
Yesterday, I played GTA 5 for a while. From the Dragon Boat Festival until now, I played three rounds of Red Alert, which took a total of half an hour, and three rounds of Warcraft, which took a total of 50 minutes.
I estimate that I can only play games with the controller together once the second child catches up in learning. Every night, I am the main one helping with homework. I get sleepy around 10 PM. Previously, during the parent-teacher meeting, the teacher said that her second child goes to bed at 8:30 PM and wakes up at 6 AM. This schedule is hard to achieve. I feel that if I have enough energy, I could play some games after the kids go to bed, but unfortunately, I’m too sleepy. In my house, it’s already good if we can sleep around 11:00 PM. Maybe there’s just a bit too much extra homework.
By the way, for the game controller, clean it and put it in a bag to prevent it from gathering dust again.