Report Kal-luto's Profile

Not a single worry, my good friend. I never expected a reply back to begin with, thus, this is more than a welcome surprise!

I can not blame you for evading OSRS. It's certainly a time vampire for all the wrong reasons. I temporarily grounded myself and played it again, however, in the short time between my previous message to you and the current date, I have once again severely diluted the amount of time I play the game for (as life is far too important to neglect for the aforementioned vampire).

Haha, I too am watching the 'Gielinor Games'. I'm not sure I'm enjoying this season as much as the previous, but, it's still decent enough. I'm hoping for Virtoso to win, but, let's be real, he won't.

I truly wish you the best in comforting your life, pal. From my understanding, you've been struggling for a while now, and the trend sadly continues for you it seems. I'm much the same way, my life is melting away and I haven't got a grasp on mine own aspirations-- and the more I get depressed about my lack thereof, the less I end up doing about it. A truly vicious cycle.
Elders frequently comment on how jealous they are of our youth, but, they forget just how much of a struggle it is to get your life on a gratifying and successful path.

I reach out because I do care, friend. As ridiculous as it might be, I have always regarded "online friends" as genuine people I can have a connection with. And even though it's harder to have a friendly relationship online (due to having zero physical interactions) I still like to send a greeting to my online friends every so often. If they ignore me and don't care anymore, I more than understand. It's me with the problem-- as many people just don't care for long-term online contact.

Ahh, I've heard of Rogersbase. I could of sworn he used to be a One Piece YouTuber exclusively (which is when I used to watch him). I don't really touch any Anime/Manga YouTubers. I watch Trash Taste every so often, but, even then, I can only stand them in bite size amounts.

Thank you for the warm wishes, buddy. The same to you also, by 1000x. Also, I'm not sure of your religion (because I recall you/your family is from Morocco, thus, is likely a Sunni), but, I wish you a Merry Christmas. Even if you don't celebrate it, hopefully you manage to have an enjoyable day nonetheless. I'm Agnostic, and even though I find Christmas to be repetitive as all hell, it's nice seeing families get together.

Take care, pal.

Hey there, my good friend. I'm here wishing you an excellent birthday. Hope you have a good one.

Not sure if you still bother with OSRS anymore. But, hopefully I'll see you on at some point. I've come back as I realized I can very easily just AFK on boring skills whilst I do other things, like watch shows (whereas before, I constantly looked at the screen, even whilst training).

Anyhow, hope things are all good on your end.

Take care.

My apologies for taking this long to respond, my good friend. This may sound somewhat ridiculous, but, I was deliberately postponing responding to you as I wanted to (firstly) watch the Jobless Isekai Anime (also know as: Mushoku Tensei) because I wanted to be able to comment on your remarks about the show as a whole, and the MC being a paedophile. However, as you've likely witnessed, I just couldn't press the 'play' button on the show for the life of me. I kept saying "tomorrow" only for tomorrow to turn into next week, only for next week to turn into next month-- and here we are now, months later, and I STILL haven't seen it.
I comprehend I come across as ignorant, and I am sincerely apologetic for that, friend. I honestly can not fathom how this amount of time has flipped by in (what feels like) barely any time whatsoever.
Once again, I am so sorry for my ignorance. I detest leaving you hanging so.

Ever since our last discussion, I've been thinking about what you said about both of us being alike in our laziness, and tried to come to... certain reasons. And over this time, I've come to realize that we're both intelligible to some degree. That may sound big-headed, however, one must be realistic in their notions of themselves and those around them. Me and you both realize we have flaws, we realize we're lazy procrastinators, with an affinity of almost falling flat on our asses due to our own issues. However, when you think about it carefully, the fact that we are even able to comprehend and admit our own flaws so effortlessly somewhat puts into prospective our own ability to inspect the reality around us and accept it as it appears, rather than deluding ourselves that things are a certain way whilst they're not.
Accepting reality, even if that reality is own's own flaws, shows that we're willing to change and adapt where possible. That's a clear sign of having a stable mindset.
Many in this world are entirely incapable of seeing their own destruction and flaws, and that (in mine own opinion) is a sign that someone is intelligibly inept.
I'm not saying we're rocket scientists, or that we somehow have insanely inflated IQs. I am just saying that we're not as idiotic as we may think we are at times. Accepting the flaws of one's own reality automatically makes them smarter than those living in delusion.

"Haven't talked to you in an age and I feel right at home with the gang" is something you said, and after all these months, I hope that still holds true. I do agree with what you said as well. I feel as though online friendships can work rather well long-term due to the fact that the two people in an online friendship don't have to commit to each other; drowning each other out with their hobbies, or always wanting to hang out. I feel like real friendships snuff out rather easily due to the two participants getting bored or tired of each others' company. Online, this is less the case, as people still have their space and their own time; dedicating however much time they want to. Friends in real life can sometimes anchor you down with hobbies, politics, or zapping too much of your time, leaving the relationship burnt to some degree.

Haha, I never trashed Hunter x Hunter per-se. I just said I didn't love it as much as most other people do. I dislike the Yorknew arc (which is surprising to many), and also dislike the Spider dudes. That arc alone dragged the series down for me.
As for recommendations: give 'Golden Kamuy' a try. It takes a few episodes to get into it, but, if you're anything like me (loves dark humour and wacky characters) you'll love it. Season 2 is especially good.
'Rainbow: Nisha Rokubou no Shichinin' might also be an Anime you could enjoy. It's extremely dark (even has a paedophilic scene, from my remembrance) however, the show doesn't glorify it, and instead uses it to make you DETEST the villains (and boy, are they detestable.)

I appreciate the kind words, my good friend. I also hope you take care of yourself. Let me say that I appreciate your friendship, truly.

I'll talk to you some other time, my friend. Until then, eat well, sleep well and be happy!

I never minded the mundane tasks either... that's what worried me. I was wasting hours every single day busting my balls for XP, which was both mundane and a waste of time. I could quite easily log into the game now and go for 99 in every stat (without it really phasing me,) however, I know within myself that I shouldn't do that. I've spent too much time on that game, and I really shouldn't dedicate more time to that game just to see a digital number get higher. So, essentially, I quit because I knew it was a problem, rather than because I couldn't handle the grind any more.
I do agree with the friendship aspect though. It made grinding so much more enjoyable.

Speaking of the clan, Killua did decide to swing me a message after all. It's nice to know me and him are still friends, and that he doesn't detest me for quitting the game and the clan (especially when the clan was going into a melt down, and they wanted a reform.)

Congratulations on finishing your studies, my good friend. You deserve it, and I wish you the best at getting a job your enjoy. I honestly... find it hard to motivate myself to accomplish anything in my life. I know how important it is to put in effort, but, for some reason, I've got a lack of drive to achieve-- which is ironic considering on Runescape I was pretty grindy to achieve my goals. I envy people like yourself-- not in a bad 'wish you the worst' kind of way, just in a kind of 'Wow, I truly wish I had the drive to accomplish something with my life outside of meaningless OSRS levels and watching every Anime possible' kind of way.
Not to sound like I am depressed (because I don't feel like I am in any way,) but, it really does put into prospective just how superior some people are in comparison to myself.
Apologies for venting. Once again, I wish you the best in living a comfortable lifestyle, friend.

Haha, I suppose that's true. I just meant that, you might not 'detest' me necessarily, but, you might of been disappointed with how I turned out in the end. That's more so what I meant by 'good terms.' Most friendships end in a puff of smoke almost overnight-- and I honestly didn't want that to happen between us (even though we're 'just' online friends.) I didn't want you to feel like I didn't care.

Sounds good, buddy. I'm not sure our taste in games aligns (I am into JRPGs mostly) so, we probably won't have much in common there. But, speaking about Anime every now and then sounds like a good time.

I understand, friend, take all the time you need. Not only are you busy, but, I can also be... somewhat overloading with my messages (I talk far too much, it's a problem.) No matter how long it takes, just know that I appreciate any and all messages from you. If you also ever need to talk about anything (hobbies or personal topics) then you can confide in me, friend.

I see you watched the jobless Anime (the one about the kid who grows up in another world.) It's been on my watch list for a while now; especially because people talk about how good it is. However, looking at your list, you rated it extremely poorly. What about it did you dislike so much?

That's all, my good friend. Rest well, eat well, sleep well. I'll talk to you some other time (don't even worry if it takes you weeks/months to respond. I'll still be here ;)

Take care.

Ahh, you're right. We did add each other on Discord. For some reason, when I log into Discord I stay logged in for a few seconds before I am forcibly logged out for unknown reasons (perhaps due to me using a VPN at one point on there(?)) I somewhat gave up on using Discord due to that issue. My sincerest apologies, friend.

"Cold-turkey" certain does work as a term in regards to Runescape. Let's be real, that game is equally as bad as taking drugs. You log in every day just to torture yourself with mundane tasks, and waste thousands of hours on virtual skills that won't even benefit you in the game itself (such as leveling Fishing. It'd never benefit you, yet, you still burn dozens of hours leveling it.) Too bad I only realized that fact AFTER being only 200k XP away from 99 Fishing...

Honestly, I recently tried catching up with the guys from the Clan Chat, but, you're one of the only people to reply to me. Kil u a and Purple ghosted me entirely. I'm not going to blame them. I did (after all) abandon the Clan and quit the game on incredibly short notice. They probably think I didn't care about them, which is understandable; after my juvenile exit.

I'm not talking you into it. But, Final Fantasy XIV is honestly perfection when it comes to MMOs. It doesn't make you grind your ass off, and it rewards you constantly with enjoyable content. Bosses don't have 1/10000000 drop rates like on OSRS, and it only takes you a few days to max a combat class (thereafter you can do all of the content in the game.)
It's really refreshing to not have to spend weeks grinding out useless skills just to do a quest to unlock a new area, or something along those lines. I can log in for merely 5 hours per-week, yet, still progress tremendously in the game. The story and characters are also pretty great, which is spectacular for someone like myself (who adores character-driven narratives.)

Anyway, take care of yourself, buddy. You have no idea how much it means to me that you replied to me (especially after me coming across as ignorant for all of these months.) It's honestly really nice to hear from you; and to know you're well. I'm also happy that we're (hopefully) on good terms.

Stay safe, friend. Rest well, eat well, sleep well.

Hey, Kal Lu To. I haven't logged into OSRS in months, and thus, haven't had chance to catch up with you. I truly hope you're well, and that life is treating you kindly. I entirely forgot we added each other on here (I viewed Kill u a's Anime profile, and saw you on there, which reminded me.) I'm really glad I have a way of telling you how much I appreciate your friendship; especially during the times I used to play OSRS. You made it fun for me beyond words. And that I'm really, truly sorry for coming across as ignorant by not logging into Runescape. My fire for that game has just... died out, I suppose.
I switched to Final Fantasy XIV instead, and it's an incredible time. I feel like I am not constantly whipping myself just to progress in the game.

If you still play Runescape (I know you took a break at the same time as me, and I am uncertain if you ever returned) then I hope you, Kill u a, and Purple are still getting along well. I definitely miss the days interacting with you guys... if only OSRS was still fun for me...

Either way, take care of yourself, my good friend.