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The third roommate left today. One joined the navy two weeks ago, one went home to Malaysia for the summer, and the third (my favorite) left for a couple of different destinations. It's most bizarre to have just me and the last guy alone in our house. He brought his tv and PS4 out into the living room last week so as to play multiplayer with my PS4 for a few games (most games anymore do not have local multiplayer support, sadly), so he'll play while I watch or play something on my own.
We also spent like 4-5 hours earlier playing Conan Exiles together, which was quite fun. Conan is oddly quite a bit like Minecraft. It takes a hell of a lot more mining/foraging/killing to make things, but otherwise it has the same feel of a wide open world that you can do whatever you want in, and can build all sorts of things.
I'm going to miss my housemates. The one who joined the Navy I already miss arguing with. He and I had that (now) rare ability to heatedly argue things without taking it personally. We could argue for hours, then switch it off if it got too much, then go on with no problems. He was way out there with a lot of his beliefs, and we were on complete opposite ends of the political spectrum, but we could argue things out with hating each other. I miss like 60% of him. The one who just left today though, I'm going to miss him a whole bunch. Like 85-90% of him. He was solid, stolid, funny, and just a really cool guy. We've both gone through major, on-going depression; both were desperate in love; and no joke could offend him. Any time I come across a Spongebob or suicide meme, I think of him, and often send it to him. At least that part isn't likely to change. I'm annoyed that he had to leave though -- I thought I'd finally gotten a roommate who was likely to stick around as long as I.
We'll have replacements soon enough, as our landlord is always on top of things and is usually quite good at getting the right people to fit here. Should be interesting, but it always takes time to get comfortable with new roommates. I know that I certainly take getting used to for most.
We also spent like 4-5 hours earlier playing Conan Exiles together, which was quite fun. Conan is oddly quite a bit like Minecraft. It takes a hell of a lot more mining/foraging/killing to make things, but otherwise it has the same feel of a wide open world that you can do whatever you want in, and can build all sorts of things.
I'm going to miss my housemates. The one who joined the Navy I already miss arguing with. He and I had that (now) rare ability to heatedly argue things without taking it personally. We could argue for hours, then switch it off if it got too much, then go on with no problems. He was way out there with a lot of his beliefs, and we were on complete opposite ends of the political spectrum, but we could argue things out with hating each other. I miss like 60% of him. The one who just left today though, I'm going to miss him a whole bunch. Like 85-90% of him. He was solid, stolid, funny, and just a really cool guy. We've both gone through major, on-going depression; both were desperate in love; and no joke could offend him. Any time I come across a Spongebob or suicide meme, I think of him, and often send it to him. At least that part isn't likely to change. I'm annoyed that he had to leave though -- I thought I'd finally gotten a roommate who was likely to stick around as long as I.
We'll have replacements soon enough, as our landlord is always on top of things and is usually quite good at getting the right people to fit here. Should be interesting, but it always takes time to get comfortable with new roommates. I know that I certainly take getting used to for most.
