How are you doing, dear Hive creators?

It has been a long since I have shared with the community my daily activity when I am off duty. The week at the beach was seven days ago.

The time passes too fast. Although I can't wait to share my next episode of the outside adventure in the neighborhood or at the beach, I want to share with you others center of interest that I'm cultivating for weeks.

I am surfing at the friend's apartment where the speed of internet allows me to play online game that requires high latency bandwidth.
It does not come cheap to install such equipment in your house. The cost of operation of this tool is largely covered by the community of gaming.

A group of ten heavy players come together to raise enough fund to help the owner maintain the service live.

I am more into Car Racing game while the rest is addicted to playing soccer games. It has never come to my attention that the game online could be so difficult, especially when your team is in a tournament against world skilled players.

My favorite racing game is the only one "Need for speed" race game. I am the fan of this series since the first edition that I have played on PlayStation One. The complexity of the game is nothing in exhibition when compare to the online competition.

I was the first within our small community of game in Cotonou. I was not in the top 20 of the best players fan of the game in the Western regions.

The online opportunities are limitless in terms of tweaking the mechanics or enhance engine potential. The special effect and discovery of new tracks in an open world brings the online adventure intense and cut out to the real professional of the wheels.

If I am not on duty on Thursday, I generally join my friends to play and provide better stats to my account on the online challenge that we create, maintain and work to grow as our potential gets divers and more friends join the community.

It was perfect today when I got the message that It will not be an issue if my department stays out to deal with personal matters. The plan was simple, to join the crazy tracks explorers with high speed cards "Need for speed" community to compete in my session. It was extraordinary hot after lunchtime.

The soccer group was finishing the first phase of the Champions League when the power went out. The backup generator failed us and the heat nearly chase us out the house.

Playing the game in this condition where no air conditioning was operational could cause more damage to the equipments inside the apartment.

Two hours later, I left the group because it was not going to be possible to enter the track that day. The soccer competition will resume, and five gamers find another place where they could make the video work online and join the competition.
I had a water bowl of fresh Coconut juice and oranges to keep the body temperature cool during the three hours of power outage.

Never fought that my only day off will end like the situation of intense pressure to solve problems in the gaming universe here in Cotonou.

I hope your Thursday was much funnier