MEP

I'm so worried for the MEP exam tomorrow.
It's not going to be like the Crosscult exam, you know?
At least with Crosscult I felt like I had something to work with.

It's like playing one of those battle games I like so much,
heading out on missions with a full inventory.

All weapons fully upgraded;
my strongest weapon equipped and ready to be used.
All items in my bag checked and easily accessible - health, level ups and whatnot.
God help any enemies I encounter - their deaths will be quick.

Crosscult felt like that.
Like I was heading out on a mission and I didn't have ALL my equipment,
I didn't have ALL the items I needed,
but I had most of the stuff I needed to make the mission a success.

But MEP...
It feels like those mandatory missions that you have to finish,
only with no weapons, no items, no health.
No plan either.
And a level 100 boss at the end of the mission.

Sigh.
I'm so worried.
I haven't had to take a supplementary paper before;
I certainly don't want to start now.

As usual, it's one of the dryest subjects we've had, and on electronics no less.
Remind me again why we need to learn all this...?
I think I know the reason, but remind me again.

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