Los Santos, or Gotham

Do you play in your daily life? What says “playtime” to you?

I do play in my daily life. I head to an invite only lobby, and head to Los Santos to maybe go for a bike ride or play golf.

Yes I’m talking about GTAV (online) it’s my goto game, and I like the fact that you can play all the missions etc and you don’t have to put up with some teenager with a weaponised flying bike giving everyone grief. The other thing is I can just go for a drive, or any number of activities and not worry about other people.

The other games I love to play are the Batman Arkham series or even the new Gotham Knights game. These games appeal to me as my narrow field of focus (one of them) is Batman. I posses a library of graphic novels (around 5-600) most of them are Batman related the rest are marvel and some indie comics. Batman games are great because they’re not just punching bad guys, there’s clues to find, riddles to solve and the collectible art works are simply stunning.

Playtime for me is a form of downtime, and a way to relax after a hard or stressful day, it’s not just for teenagers anymore.

Ps MMORPG’s like World of Warcraft or Black Desert online are a great way to loose half a day questing

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About Bob W Christian

Bob W Christian has been writing poetry for more than 20 years. He started as a way to help to process his thoughts and emotions as an autistic man, and to address the impact of CPTSD. As he wrote, and slowly gained the confidence to share his poems, he was given incredibly positive feedback, which spurred him to write more. During that time, he has written six books, and had numerous guest publications in books and magazines around the world. His work has earned several accolades recently, including recognition in the Dark Poet’s Club 2025 competition. Alongside poetry, Bob enjoys photographing nature and birds, and is often praised for his keen eye behind the lens. A husband, father and grandfather, he regularly shares his observations, reflections and creative work through his personal blog, The Ramblings of Bob Christian.

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