i have this while playing the game, but not in real life. what i do have is gamer reflexes, but just with my arms and hands...
Gamer Eyes do you have them?
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Yep, I can say I do if that's how you describe.
I notice practically everything in my view(unless it's in plain site for I'm to busy looking in small spots....yes I know...pathetic.)
And yea it does help in real life, you'll notice things more often, notice the small things that usual people wouldn't. But people don't believe that. Sad Face.
I notice practically everything in my view(unless it's in plain site for I'm to busy looking in small spots....yes I know...pathetic.)
And yea it does help in real life, you'll notice things more often, notice the small things that usual people wouldn't. But people don't believe that. Sad Face.
I would say I do, particularly on Bioshock , whether thats because im on edge cos of the trippyness idk, but on certain games i do have a heightened sense of perception. (Bioshock, Condemned games like that)
Once I've played enough COD4, I tend to duck on impulse to avoid where snipers might be, and I get ultra-cautious. I can also track the map, ammo counts, incoming grenades...sometimes these things tend to distract me from what I can actually see, though.
In other games, I played so much Deus Ex that I could hear the security cameras in my sleep.
I played Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines so much that whenever I could feel my RL stomach growling, I kept thinking of finding fresh Kine to suck the blood from. Sometimes it even worked...
In other games, I played so much Deus Ex that I could hear the security cameras in my sleep.
I played Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines so much that whenever I could feel my RL stomach growling, I kept thinking of finding fresh Kine to suck the blood from. Sometimes it even worked...
I have "parkour vision" if that counts, much like the one used in Mirrors Edge, though obstacles and things don't turn a different colour for me. I just point and say "ooooo, that would be great to do a precision/catpass/lazy/reverse/turn between/over" and go do said thing and feel proud afterwards
i often think I could just shoot a portal onto Canterbury Cathedral from my window, shoot another one on the lawn, jump out, go through, and gradually decrease momentum through other portals. Much easier than catching the bus.
I have gaming ears. I know exactly which sound belongs to which item in diablo 2.
That's where it stops though
That's where it stops though
I'm really paranoid, but that's probably because of Sennybridge military camp with the cadets.
Cos they teach you things, and these things bleed over into ordinary life, and considering I play Adventure Games, FPSs and survival horrors, I am exceptionally paranoid, so I:
Scan all rooms the moment I enter for threats, usefull stuff, and exits.
I Constantly look into windows and where uneasy looking people are.
I constantly spot things before my friends.
I seem to have a better forsight as in, if a ball is rolling I can tell which direction it will go by the lay of the land and if I'll be able to catch it if I run for it.
And I have a habit of fighting like a british soldier, and winning!
Cos they teach you things, and these things bleed over into ordinary life, and considering I play Adventure Games, FPSs and survival horrors, I am exceptionally paranoid, so I:
Scan all rooms the moment I enter for threats, usefull stuff, and exits.
I Constantly look into windows and where uneasy looking people are.
I constantly spot things before my friends.
I seem to have a better forsight as in, if a ball is rolling I can tell which direction it will go by the lay of the land and if I'll be able to catch it if I run for it.
And I have a habit of fighting like a british soldier, and winning!
