Hello all! Here’s my predictions.
• I continue to be barely active, with spurts where I play the game for 2 weeks straight followed by several months of not playing.
• That being said, I predict I will participate in the summer multiplayer tournament.
• I release one multiplayer map, probably late in the year.
• I start branching out and playing some of the more modern MB custom levels. I’ve hardly played any level that’s come out in the last 5 years.
• I return to Taekwondo after an 11-year hiatus and work my way up to an assistant teaching position.
• This one is the biggest longshot: I’m currently developing my own video game. It’s a broken mess right now but I plan to have a demo released on itch.io by the end of the year. I’ll share it on the forums or discord when I have something worth showing.
• I start building a social life. I’ve been almost completely reclusive since the pandemic began aside from work, and I think the time to return to society is soon. I’m not seeing a romantic relationship in the cards for me this year, but I think I can make some friends.
• I dye my hair light blonde, been wanting to forever now.
• COVID cases seem to plummet over the spring and summer, and society begins to forget about it and move on. Then in late fall, a scary new variant appears and nobody can figure out what to do about it.
• The Green Bay Packers win the Super Bowl and Aaron Rodgers retires.
• The price of bitcoin reaches $75,000 USD.
• Sadly, I think this is the year we lose Queen Elizabeth II. I always had a feeling she and Betty White would go around the same time because the universe likes to screw with us.
• People finally lose interest in TikTok.
• Overall, I think 2022 will be a step in the right direction both for me and for society. I think the dominant narrative becomes the realization that news networks regardless of political leanings exist to incite fear and anger in their headlines, and most people decide that they’d rather limit it as much as possible to preserve their own mental health. The news industry as a whole starts losing viewership and money fast, and cable news programs become as rare as newspapers by the end of the decade. Personally, I think my physical and mental health ends up a lot better at the end of the year than it is now.
• I still can’t beat UT on Jump Training.