Living the game, how does it affect you?

[Marwin_42]

I had this wierd moment yesterday while going to work.

I was riding the bus, and I saw a couple of people walking trough a park.
My first thought was:

Are you crazy? You can´t walk there, you got no cover what so ever!
You´ll be sniperfood in a minute. Run for it!!!

And then it hit me, I´m IRL...
Sad story huh? Guess I´m gaming too much :)

Do you guys have similar experiences or am I going crazy?

Anyone dream about BF2?

[Aksama]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

No, it doesn't, you're a sad sad individual... that was a little harsh

But seriously, who actually considers this stuff out of game? I've logged god knows how many hours on this and other FPS, and never once has any of it occured to me.

Exactly how often do you get outside?

[Moke]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

youre not the only one...

Happy ?... Weirdo

[Beerman]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

Um check with your docter. Might have some symdromes there. Like UKL

[Sneaky Assassin]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

Doesn't really affect me like that, sometimes as I am going to sleep I'll think about new tatics and stuff but that's it.

[Aksama]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

or a symtom of retarded...

gee, I'm such a little troll this fine morning!

[Malc]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

I now admit to being odviously mental. Heres whats going on in my world.

Phreaking choppers dude.
Was out walking my Frank staffy dog and this chopper comes over. If it weren't for the lead connecting me and Frank i would have been over the wall and on my belly EEEEEkkkkkkkk, Enemy Chopper Spotted.

Certain trucks out there sound like AV's an all. I seriously do not need them coming up behind me.
All Sniper positions in my locality have been fully indentified. :) They are always the first place i look when leaving buildings. Still yet to identify a single spawn point out there yet but there must be one somewhere.

Finding it harder and harder to go out in RL as i just cannot decide what class to go out as.
Also i am sick of telling my friends and relations my rank if they can't call me Sergeant Malc then they cannot kin come round.
Although i never get sick of the partys they have for me whenever i win a new award/medal/ribbon.

Have got used to carrying my Wrench though thats great. Know matter what i can Fix anything me. Fixed the local bridge the other day then dropped on to a broken down lorry. Am a right useful member of society me i always carry my Wrench everywhere just in case.

Its good that i am useful as i caused a bit of trouble the other day down town.
I looked in my rear view mirror to see some dude running up behind me with a small black package. I quickly shoved it into reverse and ran him over. As i jumped out and went to finish him of with my DAO12 i realised it was not C4. Apologies and some future tips on C4 placement got me out of that one. Phew. :p

[Marwin_42]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

Haha, don´t worry, I won´t kill you in your sleep. :)
I think it´s an intresting thread though...

Do you guys NEVER had a dream about a videogame?

[Malc]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

Yes.
One night i woke up with pain in my right knee and ankle.
In my dream i was laying in a certain place on a COD map. As i looked round i could see numerous pairs of German soldiers trousers and Boots.
I kicked out as my last chance before they Rifle Butted me to death. The wall became the Germans and my leg and ankle were in serious pain.
It was not funny at all and kind of freaky tbh.
I am old i smoke to much and i game to much. So kin what i say :laugh:


Look out for news reports of a mad English dude driving round his manor dressed as a General and driving a staff car.


All good fun though and i do like a good laugh.

[big_sammy_b]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

i get this thing when i drive past a crane in my town on the way too work i always think 'wooah gotta ger up there so i can snipe some people'

[Vasquez]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

Jesus...

Next thing, you'll shoot your neighbour for getting in to his car before you do and claim he was a "Volvo-whore" at the trial, shortly before the judge puts you out of your misery.

[Malc]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

Have lived in the same house for over 8 years so i consider the neighbours friendlys. Good for them really or i would not have told them where i have my mines placed.
The boundary is a train bridge down the road which is a border. Anyone from over there is fair game and shouldn't be near my base. Its uncappable ffs.
Heres the thigh bone of the last spec op dude me and Frank caught.
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:p :laugh:

[Dethleffs]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

I dream about video games all the time, but not like "im a soldier in karkhand and have to shoot this and that" but more like .. I am walking through a forrest and see an owl BECAUSE the americans have to be stopped trying to reach the other side of the water.. Really weird.. its the dream logic that is affected, not so much the story itself..

strange?

yes

[EEzEY]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

I went to the hospital the other day to visit my nan and ended up zapping all the old folk with the defribliator i found.....yes they do kill but luckily i had the ability to bring them back to life but i was a little bit pi**ed off when i was thrown out for point farming!!

[Berrern]

Re: Living the game, how does it affect you?

I went to the pharmacy the other day, and bought 3 sacks of band-aids and bandages. One the way back home, I threw down some bandages on the ground in every corner and narrow road/alleway.
Wasn't happy when the police fined me for littering, normally my fellow teammates (and enemies) thank me for this service