When the clock strikes midnight and the world goes quiet, most people are dreaming. For me, the day is just beginning. As a dedicated Midnight Owl , the late- night hours are my prime time to game. However, my routine has seen a major shift lately. I've officially put down Call of Duty Mobile and picked up Vector, and the reason Is simple : Peace of Mind :D .
Playing Call of Duty Mobile at 12:00 A.M is a different beast entirely. During the day, you might find casual players, but at night, the lobbies become incredibly toxic and sweaty. It feels like every opponent is a professional using " meta weapons and high-tier strategies just to ruin your fun. Between the aggressive trash- talk in the chat and the being overwhelming difficulty of the matches, the game stopped being a way to unwind and started becoming a source of stress
I've noticed that many professional gamers treat midnight as the perfect time to play. There are no distraction—no phone calls , no family members walking in , and no daytime noise. It's a time of pure focus . Just like the pros, I use the silence of the night to sharpen my reflexes, but I wanted a game that matched that cool , focused energy instead of a chaotic heat of CODM.
That's where Vector comes in. Instead of dodging bullets and toxic comments, I'm now dodging " Big Brother" in a sleek, dystopian world. Vector is an arcade–style and the fluid movement of the character are hypnotic in the dark.
As a midnight owl, I find the rhythm of sliding, jumping, and climbing over rooftops much more satisfying. It's challenging but rewarding, requiring the kind of precise timing that only comes when the world is quiet. I'm honestly enjoying the flow-state of Vector far more than I enjoyed the grind of CODM.
It's currently 3:10 A.M W.A.T
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