Friends, the video that I am going to share with you today is the videography of the Elidus flower. These mistakes are quite beautiful to see and these flowers are yellow in color and have small, small colors in the petals which look quite beautiful. There are a few species of these.

We usually see these three species, especially white, red and yellow. And today I have presented a video of one of them to you. I hope you like the videography of this flower. I planted it on our roof and these flowers have bloomed there.

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This Johnny Trigger level 611 started out dirty already. You can see the place is like a dark warehouse with those blue windows everywhere and green crates scattered around. Johnny spawns on the left platform with his pistol and immediately there’s an enemy chilling on a hanging platform above. The guy was just standing there like he owns the place. I had to jump across the gap and time my shot perfectly. The moment I landed I flicked up and got a clean headshot, red laser line and everything. That “HEADSHOT” popping on screen always feels so satisfying in this game. After that I grabbed the health pack on the ground and pushed forward because I knew this level wasn’t going to be easy with all those high grounds.
The second segment is where it started getting messy. Right after the first checkpoint you drop down and there’s a ladder with a guard on top and another one patrolling on the ground. The one on the ladder was trying to peek over but I didn’t give him the chance. I took cover behind the green crate, leaned out and “PEW” one bullet straight to his head. He fell off the ladder like a sack. Then the other guard came running from the right but I was already ready. Another headshot and he dropped too. There was also this red lantern hanging from the ceiling and I remember thinking if I shoot it maybe something would happen, but I was too focused on not dying. After clearing them I hit the second checkpoint next to the blue phone booth. That’s when I knew I was halfway through and the game was about to throw the real trouble at me.
Segment three is where Johnny Trigger really tested my aim. This part had enemies on multiple hanging platforms and one was even below on a metal grate. I had to jump, shoot in mid air, and land without getting hit. One guy in red was on a platform high up and he kept trying to shoot me with a laser beam. I timed it, jumped, and caught him with a headshot while I was falling. Then immediately another one appeared below and I had to turn around fast and drop him too. The timing was tight because if you miss one shot you’re getting lit up. I was sliding between crates, using them as cover, and just picking people off one by one. The “PEW” sound and the little blood splash every time you land a headshot keeps you in that zone.
By the last part of the level it was just cleanup. I dropped down to the final platform where the last few enemies were waiting near some more crates and money stacks. Took them out, grabbed the cash, and then the “LEVEL 611 COMPLETED!” screen popped up with the new outfit progress bar filling up. Got 7 enemies taken down and 30 gems added to my total. This whole level was basically jump, aim, shoot, repeat. No space to chill. The warehouse vibe with the hanging lights and dark background makes it feel intense but also smooth once you get the rhythm. Honestly levels like this are why I keep coming back to Johnny Trigger, it’s quick, it’s violent, and every headshot just hits different.

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Bro this Japanese eFootball event match was one of the most painful ones I’ve played in PvP ☹️💔. From kickoff the game was just end to end, nobody wanted to sit back and play safe. I was playing with my red kit and the opponent was in green. First half was tense as hell, both of us were just trying to feel each other out. Nobody was giving space, every tackle was flying in. I remember trying to play through the middle but his midfield was pressing like crazy. We went into halftime 0-0 and I was already sweating because event matches decide a lot of points. By the second half we finally opened up. I got my first goal after a nice build up through midfield, one-two passes and a clean finish. I thought okay, momentum is mine. Then like 10 minutes later he equalized with a lucky shot from outside the box. I wasn’t too worried though because I believed I could get another one.
I thought I had control again and scored my second, 2-1 up and I was already celebrating in my head. I started playing slower, trying to keep possession and kill the game. But this guy just wouldn’t give up. Around the 80th minute he caught me sleeping on a counter. I pushed too high trying to get a third and he punished me. One through ball, one shot, 2-2 full time. I was fuming because I should have killed the game but I kept misplacing passes in their half. Simple 5-yard passes were going to his players. The worst part is I had more shots, more possession, but football is not about stats. The whistle blew and we were heading to extra time and my heart already dropped because I knew my stamina was gone.
Extra time started and honestly both of us were just running on empty. My players were slow, his players were slow, but nobody wanted to make the first mistake. I created like 3 good chances but every shot was either straight at the keeper or just wide. One of them hit the post and I almost threw my phone. The guy also tried but his finishing was off too. You could feel the tension because it was an event match and nobody wants to lose points here. Every minute felt like 10 minutes. 30 minutes of extra time and still 2-2. At that point I already knew it was going to penalties because neither of us had the energy to push again. My hands were shaking because penalties in eFootball mobile are not my thing at all. I’ve lost so many games this way already.
Then we entered penalties and that’s where everything fell apart for me. I’m not too good at scoring penalties in the first place, and this time I couldn’t even read him. First round I scored, he scored. Second round same thing, we were both perfect. But then I misplaced my third one badly, I aimed left but my thumb slipped and it went right into the keeper’s hands. He took advantage and put his away cool as ice. By the fourth round I was already under pressure, I tried to do something different and fake him out but again I placed it wrong. He nailed his and just like that it was 3-2 to him. I still had one left but it didn’t even matter because he had already won it. I just sat there staring at the screen like what just happened.
I scored two and he caught three, that was the whole story. The severe misplacing killed me. If I had just stayed calm and picked corners properly I think I would have won it, but I kept second guessing myself. You know how it is in event matches, the pressure makes you panic and you start aiming with your eyes closed. He played decent though, not gonna lie. He defended well in extra time and didn’t make many mistakes. I had more chances in open play but couldn’t convert, and then penalties exposed me completely. So yeah that was how the match went. 2-2 after 90, 2-2 after extra time, then penalties 3-2 to him. I’m still vexed till now because drawing that game and losing on pens hurts more than just getting beaten 3-0. Japanese event matches are no joke, everyone plays serious and nobody gifts you anything. Next time I’m going to practice penalties for like 1 hour before I enter PvP again because I can’t keep losing like this 💔

MY OPPONENTS SQUAD FOR THIS MATCH

FIRST HALF MATCH STAT

NEDVED CELEBRATING HIS GOAL 🥅

AGUERO JOINED HIM IN THE CELEBRATION

THREE BALLERS ⛹️

FULL MATCH OPPONENTS HAND SHAKE

FULL MATCH RESULT

MY MATCH GAMEPLAY AND MATCH OUTCOME

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A lot of students went to write their exams today, but unfortunately, my department is still not ready to start ours. It seems like almost every department in my school is now trying to find ways to hold their exams despite everything that is happening, but my department is not willing to go down that path. As much as I understand their decision, it honestly saddens me because it has left many of us stuck here with no clear idea of when we will finally get to write our exams. If we had started our exams on the day we originally planned, I would probably be with my parents in Lagos by now. Unfortunately, since our exams have not started, I have no choice but to remain here until the strike is eventually called off. I can't risk travelling home and then suddenly hearing that our exams have started. Missing even one paper means automatically failing that course, and I would have to wait until the following year to come back and rewrite it. That's definitely not a risk I'm willing to take.
So, while I'm waiting for all of this to be resolved, I've had a lot of free time on my hands. That's actually one of the reasons I've been trying out different games lately. When there isn't much else to do, gaming has become one of the easiest ways for me to keep myself entertained and make these seemingly endless days a little more interesting. Today, I decided to go back to Beach Buggy Racing 2 and do something I probably should have done earlier: search for shortcuts. If you played Beach Buggy Racing 1 seriously back in the day, you probably remember that the game had quite a number of shortcuts. These shortcuts were not just little tricks that looked cool; they could completely change the outcome of a race. Almost every experienced player knew about them and used them whenever possible. In some levels, knowing the right shortcut could even be the difference between completing a race easily and being stuck on the same level for ages.
Since I'm now playing Beach Buggy Racing 2, I figured it would be smart to start looking for shortcuts early while the levels are still relatively easy. My thinking is that if I learn all the useful shortcuts now, I won't struggle as much when the game eventually becomes much harder. There's no point waiting until I'm stuck on a difficult level before starting to search for alternative routes. Unfortunately, I didn't discover as many shortcuts as I was hoping for. I did, however, find one very small shortcut. It isn't anything massive that will completely change the race, especially when you're competing against higher level players, but it could still be useful. The interesting thing about this little passage is that it has two Power Ups along the way. That might not sound like much, but having access to two Power Ups while taking a slightly shorter route can actually be very valuable. If you use those Power Ups at the right moment, you could potentially overtake several players and even push yourself into first place.
Now that I've started looking for shortcuts, I think I'll continue researching them. I'll probably spend some time on YouTube watching videos from players who have already discovered the best routes in Beach Buggy Racing 2. Hopefully, I can learn a lot of them before I reach the really difficult stages of the game. I'd rather know the shortcuts beforehand than find myself stuck on one level for hours and wishing I had prepared earlier. For now, though, I'm still stuck here waiting for my department to finally begin the exams. Until then, I'll keep finding ways to enjoy my free time, and apparently, discovering secret shortcuts in racing games is going to be one of them. 😂 Thanks so much for visiting and reading. I hope everyone is having a great time wherever you are. Stay safe, enjoy your day, and have a wonderful night. 😊 Goodnight. 😴

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Today's episode is a replay of a episode that has such importance to our world. The Lost In The Mall study by Elizabeth Loftus is a key case in cognitive psychology regarding false memories and human behavior. This video examines the study, its criticisms, and the "memory war," offering insights into memory, behavior, and academic ethics. We dive deep into the disturbing world of "False Memory Syndrome" and specifically the would of the remnants of the False Memory Syndrome Foundation (FMSF), even more specifically, we are intently focusing on the controversial work of former FMSF Board Member & alleged "Memory Expert", Dr. Elizabeth Loftus.

In 1995, did Dr. Loftus actually prove, with her groundbreaking "Lost In The Mall" study, did she actually the existence of "false memories", according to their definition, does this study actually PROVE that False Memory in fact exists?!

Let's examine her research and findings to separate fact from fiction. From the concept of confabulation to the manipulation of memories, we'll delve into the psychology behind false memories.

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0:00 Unmasking the Consciousness Movement
2:42 Addressing the Critics
5:04 The Lost in the Mall Study
7:41 The Bundy Connection
11:30 The Myth of Repressed Memory
16:35 Deconstructing the Mall Study
26:02 Children and Allegations of Abuse
38:29 Flaws in the Research Methodology
55:21 The Truth About the Mall Study
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Los orígenes se remontan a la familia de las chirimías y los oboes da caccia del barroco temprano. Durante el siglo XVIII, fabricantes en Francia y Alemania comenzaron a experimentar con tubos curvados y pabellones abocinados para suavizar el timbre y proyectar el sonido de manera diferente en espacios grandes. No fue hasta bien entrado el siglo XIX, con las mejoras mecánicas introducidas por constructores como Triébert en París, que el instrumento adquirió su forma moderna y su sistema de llaves complejo. La adición de la bomba, esa pieza metálica curva que conecta la lengüeta doble con el cuerpo principal, no solo definió su estética distintiva, sino que también alteró fundamentalmente su respuesta acústica, otorgándole esa cualidad vocal y nasal tan característica.

En el repertorio orquestal, el corno inglés emergió lentamente de las sombras. Si bien aparecía esporádicamente en obras de Bach o Telemann, fue en el romanticismo donde encontró su verdadera voz. Compositores como Berlioz y Wagner lo utilizaron no para virtuosismos rápidos, sino para pintar paisajes sonoros de soledad, nostalgia y vastedad natural. El famoso solo de Tristán e Isolda de Wagner es quizás el ejemplo más célebre de cómo este instrumento puede transmitir una añoranza casi insoportable, aprovechando su registro medio-grave, que resuena con una intimidad peculiar en el pecho del oyente.

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La técnica requerida para dominarlo es considerablemente más exigente que la del oboe estándar. La distancia entre la lengüeta y las primeras llaves obliga al instrumentista a mantener una embocadura firme pero flexible, mientras maneja una columna de aire más larga y resistente. La afinación puede ser traicionera, especialmente en los extremos del registro, lo que demanda un oído interno agudo y un control constante de la presión. A pesar de estas dificultades, su capacidad expresiva es insustituible. En manos de un intérprete sensible, el corno inglés no solo toca notas; susurra, lamenta y canta con una humanidad cruda que pocos instrumentos de viento madera pueden igualar. Su presencia en una orquesta suele ser discreta, pero cuando entra, transforma la textura armónica, añadiendo una capa de color otoñal que permanece en la memoria mucho después de que el sonido se haya desvanecido.

La resonancia de este instrumento trasciende la partitura para infiltrarse en otras disciplinas artísticas, actuando como un puente sensorial entre lo auditivo y lo visual o narrativo. En la literatura, especialmente en la prosa romántica y simbolista del siglo XIX, el corno inglés se convirtió en una metáfora recurrente de la melancolía pastoral. Autores como Thomas Hardy o incluso poetas franceses evocaban su timbre para describir paisajes crepusculares, donde la luz se desvanece y la soledad se vuelve tangible. No se trataba solo de mencionar el sonido, sino de utilizar su cualidad nasal y distante como un dispositivo literario que sugería la imposibilidad de la comunicación plena, un lamento que viaja a través de la niebla sin llegar nunca completamente a su destino.

El cine ha sabido aprovechar esta carga emocional preexistente con una precisión quirúrgica. Los compositores de bandas sonoras, desde las épocas doradas de Hollywood hasta el cine contemporáneo, recurren al corno inglés cuando necesitan subrayar la nostalgia, la pérdida o la belleza trágica. Su sonido no compite con la acción frenética; más bien, se cuela en los momentos de introspección de los personajes. En escenas de despedida o en planos amplios de naturaleza virgen, el instrumento proporciona una capa subtextual de vulnerabilidad. Directores como David Lean o, más recientemente, realizadores de dramas históricos, entienden que el corno inglés posee una capacidad única para humanizar lo épico, reduciendo la grandilocuencia a una experiencia íntima y personal.

En el ámbito de la moda y la estética visual, la influencia es más sutil pero perceptible en la asociación con lo "bohemio" y lo artesanal. La imagen del instrumentista, a menudo retratado con una postura recogida y concentrada, ha alimentado una cierta romanticización del músico clásico como figura aislada y contemplativa. Esto se refleja en campañas de moda que buscan evocar una elegancia atemporal, intelectual y ligeramente decadente. El propio diseño del instrumento, con su curva elegante y sus llaves plateadas o niqueladas, ha inspirado accesorios y joyería que imitan sus formas orgánicas, vinculando la sofisticación técnica con una belleza escultórica. No es un elemento masivo, pero sí un código visual reconocido por quienes valoran la complejidad silenciosa y el detalle refinado.

Musicalmente, su impacto ha desbordado los límites de la orquesta sinfónica. En el jazz y la música experimental, pioneros como Paul McCandless o artistas de vanguardia han explorado las posibilidades extendidas del instrumento, utilizando multiphónicos y microtonos para romper con su reputación estrictamente lírica. Esta apropiación ha demostrado que el corno inglés puede ser tan ágil y disruptivo como cualquier saxofón, siempre que se libere de las expectativas tradicionales. En géneros como el folk progresivo o la música ambiental, su capacidad para sostener notas largas y crear atmósferas densas lo ha convertido en una herramienta esencial para construir texturas sonoras que invitan a la meditación. Lejos de ser una reliquia estática, el instrumento continúa mutando, adaptando su voz ancestral a contextos modernos donde la frontera entre lo clásico y lo contemporáneo se difumina constantemente.

Considerar al corno inglés como un mero instrumento de viento madera resulta insuficiente para abarcar su verdadero peso simbólico en la cultura occidental. Se ha erigido como un hito cultural precisamente por su capacidad para encarnar la paradoja de la expresión humana: la necesidad de comunicar lo incomunicable. En una era dominada por la inmediatez y el ruido digital, su sonido representa una resistencia silenciosa a la velocidad, obligando al oyente a detenerse y escuchar con una atención casi meditativa. No es un instrumento que se imponga; exige ser descubierto, lo que lo convierte en un símbolo de la paciencia y la profundidad en un mundo superficial.

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Su presencia en rituales sociales y ceremonias ha consolidado su estatus más allá de la sala de conciertos. Desde las interpretaciones fúnebres hasta las celebraciones nacionales en ciertos países europeos, el corno inglés actúa como un guardián de la memoria colectiva. Su timbre, asociado históricamente con el lamento y la reflexión, ofrece un espacio sonoro seguro para procesar el duelo y la nostalgia compartida. Esta función social trasciende la estética musical pura para entrar en el terreno de la antropología emocional, donde el sonido sirve como catalizador para experiencias comunitarias de introspección.

Además, el instrumento desafía la narrativa tradicional del progreso tecnológico en la música. Mientras otros instrumentos han sido sometidos a una constante modernización eléctrica o digital, el corno inglés mantiene una fidelidad obstinada a sus materiales orgánicos: madera, caña y metal. Esta resistencia al cambio lo posiciona como un ícono de la autenticidad artesanal. En un contexto cultural que valora cada vez más lo hecho a mano y lo sostenible, el corno inglés se revaloriza no como una antigüedad, sino como un testimonio vivo de la maestría humana frente a la automatización.

La literatura, el cine y la filosofía han utilizado su imagen para explorar temas de exilio, pertenencia y identidad. El músico de corno inglés, a menudo visto como el "pariente pobre" dentro de la sección de vientos, refleja la experiencia del individuo que ocupa un espacio liminal, ni totalmente uno ni otro, pero esencial para la armonía del conjunto. Esta metáfora resuena profundamente en sociedades multiculturales y fragmentadas, donde la búsqueda de un lugar propio es una lucha constante. Así, el instrumento deja de ser un objeto para convertirse en un espejo de la condición humana contemporánea, recordando que la belleza a menudo reside en los márgenes, en las voces que no gritan pero que, cuando hablan, lo hacen con una verdad ineludible.

Es todo por hoy.

Disfruten del mix que les comparto, esta vez, sin voz, solo instrumental.

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This is honestly one of the best modes that has been brought to Call of Duty Mobile in a very long time. What makes this mode even better is the amount of free rewards you can earn simply by playing and grinding. We are not talking about Mythic or Legendary rewards here, but there are two beautiful Epic rewards waiting for players who are willing to put in the work.
One of those rewards is a free Epic RAM-7 blueprint, and what makes this particular blueprint even more interesting is the special red dot sight skin that comes with it. It is a really nice addition, especially for players who love having their weapons looking different from the usual blueprints. However, I honestly believe that the main reason many players are grinding this mode is because of the free Epic character skin waiting at the end. 😍
I actually wasn't planning on grinding this mode at all. I had almost completely ignored it until I watched a streamer playing Call of Duty Warzone and noticed this exact character skin being used. The moment I saw the character, I instantly fell in love with the design. It looked so catchy and unique that I immediately changed my mind about the mode. 😂 And now, after all that grinding, I'm only two rewards away from finally getting the character! The funny thing is that I probably wouldn't have even touched this mode if I hadn't seen that streamer using the skin.
For anyone who hasn't tried the mode yet, the gameplay is basically centered around Operator Skills, but with a really interesting twist.
At the beginning of Round 1, you are given three different Operator Skills to choose from, and you have to pick one. Then, when you get to Round 2, you are presented with another three Operator Skills, different from the ones you previously had, and you choose another one.But here's where things get really interesting. 👀🔥 When you reach Round 3, the abilities of the Operator Skills you selected in Round 1 and Round 2 are combined into a single, more powerful ability. In other words, your final skill carries two different abilities at the same time, making it much more useful, unpredictable and dangerous during a match.
That combination system is probably my favorite part of the mode because every match can feel a little different depending on the abilities you choose. You have to think about which Operator Skills will work well together instead of simply picking whichever one looks powerful on its own.
At first, I wasn't even interested in grinding this mode, but after spending some time with it, I realized how enjoyable it actually is. The free rewards gave me even more motivation to keep playing, and before I knew it, I was already just two rewards away from unlocking the character I originally wanted.
Sometimes, all it takes is seeing one cool skin to completely change your plans. 😂🔥
This grind has been really enjoyable in the long run, and that's exactly why I decided to make content about it. Hopefully, I can get those final two rewards soon and finally add that beautiful character to my collection. Thanks so much for visiting and reading ❤️ Don't forget to drop your thoughts in the comments before you leave.
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So this video is basically my journey from Owerri where my school is, all the way back home to Enugu. I boarded the bus early in the morning and the road was actually free at first. You can see from the clips how we were moving on the express, green trees and bushes passing by on both sides. The driver was driving steady and I was just sitting there thinking about food and rest because school had been stressing me. The bus was full but quiet, some people were sleeping, some were on their phones. For the first part of the journey everything was smooth and I thought we’d get home in record time without any wahala.
But then halfway through the journey the vehicle started developing issues and that’s where the fear came in. You could feel the bus vibrating differently and sometimes it would pull to one side like the alignment was off. The driver kept adjusting the steering and you could see his hand gripping it tight from the front. In the video you can even see someone holding onto the top of the seat, probably bracing themselves because the ride wasn’t as smooth anymore. Every time we hit a pothole the whole bus would shake and people would mutter prayers under their breath. I was just looking out the window watching other cars pass us, hoping we wouldn’t break down in the middle of nowhere.
Despite the issue though, the driver didn’t stop. He kept pushing and managing it with experience. We overtook a few vehicles, a red car and even a white bus at some point, and the road was still moving. The scenery outside was just road and bush, nothing much to distract you from the tension inside. I was lowkey scared that we’d have to park and wait for repairs, but the driver kept assuring us that we’d get there. That’s the thing with Nigerian drivers sha, once they say “no problem” you just have to trust them and pray. I was holding my bag tight and checking my phone every few minutes to see how far we were to Enugu.
Eventually we made it home safely though. The fear was there but the journey was swift overall, didn’t take too long. When we finally entered Enugu and got to my house, I just exhaled like I’d been holding my breath the whole trip. The bus parked and everyone was just relieved. That little vehicle issue almost ruined the vibe but we thank God we got home in one piece. Watching the video now I can laugh about it, but that day my heart was beating. From Owerri to Enugu, stress and relief in one trip.

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Bro this Team Play Fun PvP event match in eFootball was actually one of the sweetest games I’ve had in a while. I was playing with Madrid Chamartin B and the opponent was Barcelona. From kickoff I just told myself I’m going to press high and take my chances early because event matches are always fast. In the first 10 minutes I was already dominating possession, passing it around with Bale, Maradona and Sneijder. The opponent was trying to play tiki taka but my midfield was everywhere. Then around the 23rd minute it happened. I played a quick one-two in midfield, got the ball to Wesley Sneijder and he just curled it in from outside the box. 1-0. The crowd went mad and the game even gave me “Marvellous Goal! Now Keep Going!” I was hyped. The celebration was crazy too, Sneijder ran with his arms wide and the whole team came to mob him. Even the manager on the sideline was clapping like crazy.
I didn’t even have time to breathe because like 10 minutes later I scored again. This time it was around the 33rd minute. I won the ball with Bale in midfield, drove forward and found Sneijder again on the edge of the box. He took one touch and smashed it. 2-0 before 35 minutes. At that point I was feeling myself. The opponent started getting frustrated, he was spamming pressure and dash but I was just switching play and breaking his lines. I even tried some skill moves just to show off because I was so comfortable. The first half ended 2-0 and I knew if I just stayed calm in the second half I’d get the 3 points. My team was playing beautiful football, green and yellow kit looking clean, and the stadium was packed. Everything was going my way. I checked the stats at half time and I had like 60% possession and double the shots.
Second half started and the guy finally woke up. Around the 55th minute he caught me sleeping on defense. I tried to play out from the back, lost the ball cheaply, and he punished me immediately. 2-1. That was his only shot on target the whole game but it went in. I won’t lie, I panicked a little bit because 2-1 in an event match can turn into 2-2 real quick if you lose focus. He started coming at me nonstop after that, throwing everyone forward. But my defense held. I dropped deeper, used match-up and tackle at the right times, and my keeper was making saves. Every time he tried a through ball my backline was ready. I was just waiting for my chance to kill the game off because I knew if I got one more goal it was over. The tension was real for like 20 minutes straight.
That chance came late. Around the 80th minute I made a run into the box with Maradona and the defender just clattered into him. Clear penalty. I was shaking a bit because missing penalties in PvP is the worst feeling, but I stepped up, sent the keeper the wrong way and buried it. 3-1. Game over. After that goal he just gave up. He stopped pressing, started passing it in his own half, and I just kept possession until the final whistle. The celebration screen popped up and I was screaming because event matches are stressful and winning 3-1 felt good. I even did the “This One is for All Our Fans” celebration just to rub it in a little.
Overall it was a really fun match. I scored 2 goals in the first 35 mins with Sneijder doing all the damage, he pulled one back at 55 mins but that was it for him, and I sealed it with a penalty to make it 3-1. My passing was on point, my defending was solid after I conceded, and I didn’t let the 2-1 scare me. Team Play Fun events are always chaotic but this one I controlled from start to finish. I gained points, my players got good match ratings, and I walked away feeling like a boss. Sneijder ended up with a 9.5 rating and 2 goals so he was my MOTM easily. Next match I’m trying to get a clean sheet though because conceding that one goal is still annoying me 😂

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Today, the Fortnite update that I have been talking about for a while finally finished downloading. I had to clear a lot of space on my phone just to make room for the update, but after all the effort, I was excited and ready to jump into action. It felt good knowing that I would finally get the chance to experience the game for myself. My original plan was to play another Battle Royale map, but when I tried to enter it, the game informed me that I needed to download additional map files. Unfortunately, I couldn't afford to free up any more storage space on my phone, so I decided to stick with the Battle Royale map that came pre installed with the update.
Since I wanted content for my YouTube channel, I immediately started recording gameplay. That was when the real challenge began. My phone struggled to handle Fortnite, and after barely a minute of recording, the device would automatically stop the recording because of overheating. At some points, it felt like my phone was about to crash completely. Despite all of that, I was determined not to leave the game without getting at least some footage. To work around the problem, I came up with a strategy. I would record for about a minute, stop the recording before it could fail, save the clip, and then immediately start recording again. It wasn't the smoothest method, but it allowed me to gather footage little by little. The experience was filled with lag, frame drops, and constant overheating warnings, but I kept pushing through. Eventually, my phone reached its limit. The lag became unbearable, my device started frying, and then it finally quit on me in the middle of a match. As soon as my phone froze, I was eliminated by another player. At that moment and took 2nd place, I realized I had already pushed my device far beyond its comfort zone. Continuing would have been too risky, so I decided to stop playing.
To be honest, the performance wasn't great. My phone runs Fortnite at around 20–30 FPS, which is far from ideal for a fast paced game like this. Everything feels slower and less responsive. On top of that, I'm still completely new to Fortnite. I don't yet know how to quickly find and use healing items, my aim needs a lot of improvement, and I haven't figured out the sensitivity settings. There are so many mechanics that I still need to learn.
Even though the experience was difficult, I am not discouraged. Every game feels confusing at first, and I know that with time I will learn the controls, understand the mechanics, and improve my gameplay. For now, my focus remains on creating content and finding ways to earn enough money to eventually upgrade to a better gaming device that can handle games like Fortnite more comfortably.
In the end, I decided to uninstall Fortnite. The risk of damaging my phone simply wasn't worth it. Just recording the gameplay was enough risk taken for you all and I didn't want to take any further chances. Still, I hope you all appreciate the effort that went into making this content. It wasn't easy, and every minute of footage came at the cost of lag, overheating, and a struggling device. If you enjoyed the video and would like to support me, please consider subscribing to my YouTube channel and leaving a like on the video. The link to the video is above this post. Every view, like, comment, and subscription means a lot and helps motivate me to keep creating content despite the challenges.
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Bro this Japanese tournament event PvP match was the most annoying game I’ve played in weeks and I’m still mad about it. I went in without smart assist because I wanted to prove I could actually play proper football, no help from the game, just pure manual control. It was YFM vs SMZ and I was locked in from kickoff. The first 30 minutes were actually decent, we were just feeling each other out, passing it around, trying to find space. I had a few chances with Kitagawa and Dean David but nothing was going in. The other guy was playing super defensive, just sitting back with 10 men behind the ball and waiting for me to make a mistake. I could tell he wasn’t that good but he was patient, and I was getting frustrated because I couldn’t break him down. Every time I tried a through ball his backline would drop and every cross got headed away.
The network started acting up around the 50th minute and that’s when everything went to hell. I’d press the pass button and my player would take like 2 seconds to do it, or I’d try to tackle and he’d just run past me like I wasn’t even there. I checked my WiFi and it was on MTNNG 25 but the game was lagging so bad it felt like I was playing on 200 ping. Without smart assist, you actually have to time everything manually so when there’s lag it’s literally impossible to play. I had 2-3 clear chances where I pressed shoot and the animation came out late and the keeper saved it easy. One time Kitagawa was 1v1 and I hit shoot but the delay made him take an extra touch and the defender came back to block it. He didn’t even create anything, he was just sitting in his half and letting the lag do the work for him. I was screaming at my phone like “come on man let me play” and my teammates in the game were just standing around.
By 80th minute I was just praying for full time because I knew if I made one mistake it was over. And of course that’s exactly what happened. One through ball, my defender just froze because of the delay, and he tapped it in. 1-0. That was his ONLY shot on target the entire game. The replay showed my player literally standing still while the ball went past and I wanted to throw my phone. I couldn’t even be mad at him, I was mad at the network and the servers. After the goal he just started wasting time, playing it in the corner, doing fake passes, subbing players just to run the clock. I tried to push for an equalizer but every pass was delayed and every tackle didn’t register. I hit dash and pressure and my guy would jog instead of sprint. Final whistle went and I just lost 1-0 to a guy who probably did nothing the whole match except wait for lag.
I was so pissed after because without the lag I probably win that 2-0 or 3-0 easy. I had more possession, more shots, more corners, more everything on the stats screen. But eFootball PvP without smart assist and with bad network is just pain. You can’t play skill moves, you can’t do manual defending, your players don’t respond. And this was a Japanese tournament event too so I lost points and probably dropped in the rankings after grinding all week. All that time I spent practicing manual passing and shooting for what, just to lose to lag in the 80th minute. I even went to check my connection after and it said 91% but the game felt like 10%. I took screenshots of the stats to prove I was robbed but it doesn’t even matter because the result is still a loss.
Honestly I don’t know if I’m playing another PvP event without smart assist again. It’s just not worth the stress when the servers are like this. I played clean, I played better, I deserved at least a draw, and I still lost because of one lag spike at the worst time. That 80th minute goal is gonna haunt me for days. I kept watching the replay over and over thinking “if my defender just moved” but he didn’t because the game didn’t let him. Next time I’m turning smart assist back on or just waiting for better network before I touch tournaments. I might even switch to data instead of WiFi. Because losing 1-0 like that when you’re the better player is the worst feeling ever 😡 I’m done for tonight.

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So I had to travel from my school in Imo State all the way back to my family house in Enugu State and it’s like a three hours journey normally. We boarded early that morning at the park, a white bus packed full of students and a few other people. The road was okay at first, driver was moving steady and everyone was just chatting, playing music and sleeping. I was sitting by the window and already planning what I’d eat once I got home because I was tired of school food. For the first one hour everything was smooth, we passed through Owerri and were heading towards the express and I thought it was going to be a normal trip.
Halfway through the journey around the 1hr 30mins mark, that’s when the problem started. The bus just started pulling to one side on its own. At first we thought maybe it was the bad road but even on straight road the steering was fighting the driver. You could see him struggling to keep it straight and the bus was shaking small. Some people in the bus started complaining and asking if we should stop and check it. The driver just said “no problem, I get this” in his calm voice. He explained that the alignment was off but he could manage it if we didn’t stop. Honestly my heart was beating because I was thinking what if the tire comes off or something but he looked experienced so we just kept quiet and prayed.
The man really used experience on that road. Instead of stopping, he kept adjusting the steering every few seconds and driving slower than normal so the bus wouldn’t wobble too much. Anytime we hit a pothole the whole bus would shake and people would shout “Jesus” but he would just grip the wheel tighter and keep going. We passed through a few villages and I was looking outside thinking “are we going to make it” but he never slowed down for long. He even overtook two other buses that were moving too slow because he said stopping and starting would make it worse. The whole three hours felt like five hours because of the tension, but he was talking to us, cracking jokes to calm us down.
Eventually we got to Enugu and straight to my family house without stopping once on the way. The moment we entered the compound everyone in the bus clapped for the driver because we knew he saved us stress. If we had stopped halfway to fix it, God knows how long we would have been stranded on the road. He parked, came down, and was even sweating but smiling like nothing happened. That journey taught me that sometimes experience really matters. Three hours of fear but we all got home safe, and I was just grateful to hug my family that night.

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