How Much has Gaming Screwed you up?

[shotgunbob]

fortunately It dosen't really have much effect on my daily life

Although In the event of a zombie apocalypse I would probably raid my medicine cabinet and yell PILLS HERE!

 

[Magnesium360]

When i'm extremely tired and have played games for too long I get pretty messed up. once I kept hearing gunshots for no reason, checked my watch thinking it was a Pip-boy 3000, ducked for cover behind a couch after said imaginary gunshots, checked over my shoulder when i thought I heard a radscorpion approaching and woke up next to a pizza box with "Meow" written on ti in green texta. i never tried to stay up 60 hours straight again.

 

[Marter]

It hasn't done anything negative to me.

 

[Havra]

When I was 11 I thought that when I was traveling around outside of cities or cars that I would be attacked by a random encounter...

My brother did not do well at that time...

 

[Shockolate]

Games have literally sucked the will to do anything (Other than play games) out of me.

Dropped out of school, struggling to get a job, family will soon be moving out due to lack of money, all because I don't do anything but play games.

Who says games are bad for children?

 

[e2density]

^ I know right?!

Plus I'd like to save my progress when I'm doing good at a poker table.

Well obviously, you gotta see what hand everyone has then reload your save!

 

[Chancie]

I just finished playing Heavy Rain two days ago and I can't help but imagine button prompts with everything I do. @_@

 

[thom_cat_]

My vision runs away from me sometimes and I imagine myself jumping down and ambushing some strangers. Then I realise I don't have any weapons, and they aren't my enemies.

 

[fairinheight]

I was at the mall after a few hours of TF2 and my eye naturally drifted towards all the really good sniping spots.

*sigh*...some of them were real quality, too...

 

[EightGaugeHippo]

I played the Oddworld games as a child.

Nothing that could ever happen in real life even remotely fazes me any more.

Hurrah for italics abuse!

Amen.
Also dont play Silent Hill 2 when your younger than 10. Shudders.
oh and I keep hearing the ahivement unlocked bleep every no and then.

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Uh no...... and now I'm actually thankful my parents limited my video game exposure when I was kid. *backs away slowly*

 

[Lolth17]

When I see my friends doing stupid sh*t in real life, my first thought is always "God, this AI sucks..."

 

[Mr. Grey]

^ I know right?!

Plus I'd like to save my progress when I'm doing good at a poker table.

Well obviously, you gotta see what hand everyone has then reload your save!

That's precisely how I do so well... till they find out. Then it gets kind of hazy and I wake up in the ER.

I want to avoid that.

 

[Tony2077]

other then being desensitized nothing at all

 

[FirstPersonWinner]

I often look at people as I drive on the road and think "If I run them over they will make that fun splat and I'll get kill points". Hopefully that won't turn up bad... >.>

 

[hyperhammy]

When ever some borrows something in school I'm like: "The spy is sapping my pencil!"

 

[Vehementer Fox]

Often i find myself driving down the road and i will have an almost-unresistable urge to piledrive into every car i see. But then i remember this isnt saints row 2....

 

[Gunjack65]

One time I was out and about on my bike, I passed a person who I thought I knew. I had been riding bikes a lot on GTA San Andreas so I attempted to look behind myself by pressing R1 and L1 together. Spent around three seconds looking for the buttons before reality came back.

 

[Aggressor and Usurper]

Approaching a corridor. *slinks against wall and peers around*

Hmm...?

[HEADING=1]![/HEADING]

This is what I expected after a marathon MGS2 session. I did it for about a month. :/