Whenever I play games, I find myself either busting to go to the bathroom, dying of hunger and first, or needing to be somewhere else. More than often, I am delaying all of the prior and more, just to play games as long as possible. AM I NORMAL?
Gaming, do you interupt it?
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Don't worry, I don't wear diapers, I have my dignity, and I don't have a mini fridge, and my gaming time is average, but when i play, i just can't stop.
Interrupting gaming is quite obviously sacriledge. Only heathen "n00bs" would commit such foul atrocities.
Hunger usually never bothers me, and thirst can be quenched with a quick run to the fridge. If I'm playing online I never answer the phone. I can usually run for a piss during between rounds in Team Fortress 2.
The only time I've ever really suffered and had to interrupt a session was once in WoW. I was doing a group dungeon and I could feel my intestines go "wakawakawakwoooooOOO" I held on for a while, but after a short time I took my leave of the group and went and broke the toilet. I'm lucky I still have my pelvis after that movement.
The only time I've ever really suffered and had to interrupt a session was once in WoW. I was doing a group dungeon and I could feel my intestines go "wakawakawakwoooooOOO" I held on for a while, but after a short time I took my leave of the group and went and broke the toilet. I'm lucky I still have my pelvis after that movement.
i try to not interupt gaming time but it seems whenever i start playing everyone around me thinks "oh he must be bored cause he got on his 360/PC, i will go find some trivial bullshit that i can ask him to do" but if people arnt there i dont get up for almost anything. i will sprint to the fridge for a drink, or a piece of easily eaten food with no prep time. but before i do any of that i first wait the mandatory 1 of urges before removing myself from the seat. getting harder though, it is so damn hard to game properly when every 2-3 hours you get hungry.
I have a 15-month-old daughter. I only game when she's asleep, but if she wakes up it has to interrupt anything.
This is why I hate hate hate any game which limits pausing or saving. She woke up when I was three quarters of the way through the battle up the citadel in Mass Effect (which doesn't let you save if a single enemy anywhere in the universe has ever so much as heard a rumor of your presence within ten light years), and I lost a huge amount of progress.
I want games with a one- or two-button no-waiting command to pause, save, and shut down, from anywhere in the game (yes, even the title screen, dammit), like putting a laptop into hibernate mode.
This is why I hate hate hate any game which limits pausing or saving. She woke up when I was three quarters of the way through the battle up the citadel in Mass Effect (which doesn't let you save if a single enemy anywhere in the universe has ever so much as heard a rumor of your presence within ten light years), and I lost a huge amount of progress.
I want games with a one- or two-button no-waiting command to pause, save, and shut down, from anywhere in the game (yes, even the title screen, dammit), like putting a laptop into hibernate mode.
I used to play games constantly, now I make a point to interrupt it by going out with friends, and I feel a whole lot better for it physically and mentally :3
i can remember all those times in wich i just didnt listen to my bodey and kept gaming. This resulted into weekends in wich i skipped breakfast and lunch, any snack i would normally take and a normal amount of liqueds.
but now i cant even remember a day within 1 year ago in wich i had enough time to game to dehydrate myself
but now i cant even remember a day within 1 year ago in wich i had enough time to game to dehydrate myself
Well, since I'm a primarily offline gamer, I can pause the game. Yes, what a neat little contraption. Though, I suppose that kinda doesn't work if you have a little'un, or in multiplayer. Though, I'm of the thought that body comes before games. It can wait a little, that's all.