So gaming saved my life.

[Mordwyl]

Turning anything into a weapon. You don't want to see me mad with an actual utensil of hurt.

 

[MindBullets]

This should be on the news. It needs to be there to counterpoint all the "games make you a murderer" shite.

 

[BlumiereBleck]

It has taught me to lock doors and windows at night.

I just thought everyone did that already

 

[Tenkage]

Real Time Stragety helped me learn to Multitask

 

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[Caligulove]

I'm still gonna chalk this one up to natural instinct- but I guess you could argue it your way.

Glad you're alright

 

[kaveradeo]

Guess he was still a noob.

yes prolly. I calculate a lot thanks to games, and that makes me win fights a lot.

 

[Ickorus]

I learnt that the only way to stop the dead from rising again is to cut their heads off.

I don't understand why people are so unhappy when I cut their loved ones heads off at funeral services, im just trying to help.

 

[SnipErlite]

.....wow. Good you didn't get killed, and....just wow. That is intense.

OT: Erm? I dunno....better at paintball and stuff I suppose. And general reactions. And multitasking?

Who knows?

 

[ProfessorLayton]

You ever tried to kill someone? It's a bit nerve-wracking. Just a bit. Especially for first timers. And if you haven't handled a gun before? Missing someone who's asleep isn't a stretch. He probably went in and just started shooting. Nervous people make mistakes.

I have never tried to kill someone (you speak of this as if you have which worries me a bit) but I have handled a gun and the first time I ever shot at a target I was nervous as ever and I still could hit some about 50 feet away. From what I've gathered from the story, he wasn't shooting to kill. If he actually meant to kill someone he would have gotten closer or at least aimed. Or maybe he hadn't actually planned on getting that far. Truth is, I don't know what happened and I don't know what was going on in his head. I was just asking questions, is all...

Unfortunately for you, Professor Layton probably taught you that you always have all the pieces to solve a crime. You are, as they say,

Spoiler: incorrect, in error, not right, mistaken, at fault, erroneous, inaccurate, erring, misled, off-target, stupid.

And I really don't understand this one at all. What am I wrong about? I never said he should go to jail, I was asking questions. I'm not trying to solve any case here, the story itself is so bizarre that I just needed to know more.

 

[Skorpyo]

At 10:30 am on friday morning Someone who I was at odds with entered my home with a pillow and a .38 caliber revolver and entered my room while i was asleep, and released 4 shots, One of which grazed my knee, another produced a non critical fleshwound on my forearm and two misses.

The Dark Brotherhood never did have any GOOD assassins.

OT: If it weren't for games, I'd probably have died in a car accident by now.

2 weeks after getting my license to drive, I started attending school 42 miles away, and I decided it would be better to commute, due to lower costs, than move.

My love of racing games taught me about the idiosyncricies of vehicle handling and reaction. Saved my hide more than once.

EDIT: HOLD ON A SECOND! Why was someone SHOOTING AT YOU!?

 

[icyneesan]

Thank god you don't play WoW or point and click MMOs.

Oh wait. SHI-

 

[interspark]

holy crap!!! thats intense!

personally? no probably not, i tend to prefer kiddies games so not much use really

 

[interspark]

At 10:30 am on friday morning Someone who I was at odds with entered my home with a pillow and a .38 caliber revolver and entered my room while i was asleep, and released 4 shots, One of which grazed my knee, another produced a non critical fleshwound on my forearm and two misses.

i dont even wanna know what was going on there, but just tell me this... what the hell was the pillow for?

 

[quantum mechanic]

I suppose gaming has given me slightly better reflexes, which resulted in my grabbing the hands of someone trying to strangle me and twisting them backwards so as to almost injure their wrists. However, the strangler turned out to be a friend with a weird sense of humor. Whoops.

 

[8bitmaster]

my gaming skills have taught me to keep a sword at hand at all times..... although the law doesn't like that too much so I just keep it under my bed.

 

[viranimus]

At 10:30 am on friday morning Someone who I was at odds with entered my home with a pillow and a .38 caliber revolver and entered my room while i was asleep, and released 4 shots, One of which grazed my knee, another produced a non critical fleshwound on my forearm and two misses.

i dont even wanna know what was going on there, but just tell me this... what the hell was the pillow for?

Old school assassin trick. The pillow is a silencer to muffle the sound of the shot. Though I think thats an urban legend.

 

[EightGaugeHippo]

Fable 2 taught me how to meet/date/marry and have children with someone in under 4 minutes.

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Also I forgot to mention...
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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