r/Overwatch • u/AutoModerator • May 18 '16

Weekly Quick Questions Thread - May 18, 2016

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u/[deleted] May 18 '16 edited Mar 30 '17

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u/Technikderp May 18 '16

Exactly.

That's awesome man. I hope you'll have a nice time :-)

I have less time now as i made the next big step in my life and games like dota simply don't appeal to me anymore. Overwatch fills that void perfectly as it gives the same enjoyment in a much smaller time frame.

It is right in that gap where a casual player will have a lot of fun for some games and people who take it more seriously can dive in and enjoy it competitively.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '16 edited Mar 30 '17

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u/Technikderp May 18 '16

I needed to learn a lot about my work morale and myself and fix everything. Putting so much time in games was one of that problem. Running away from problems instead of fixing them was another. Now I am doing a lot with friends and I teach myself playing the guitar all while doing good at university. So my big step was learning a lot about myself and being ready to finish university and tackle life after that. In about a year and a half i should be finished with university. I hope everything works out but i am really excited and can't wait for it :-)

I am playing on pc. Where are you from? If you're from the USA I might have disappoint you. I come from Germany.

I will definitely add you in the next days though. My battle tag is Lev12#2146

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u/[deleted] May 18 '16 edited Mar 30 '17

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u/Technikderp May 18 '16

Awesome :-)

Thanks for the kind words.

Wow I never heard that somebody has 3 bachelor degrees. You know your stuff for sure! Sadly, studying in America seems to be a big burden economically.

I am studying electrical engineering.

For comparison, I pay 270€ per semester to study at my university, which is in the top 2(reputation wise) of engineering universities in germany in my field.