Living the game, how does it affect you?

[Dyram]

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

Still yet to identify a single spawn point out there yet but there must be one somewhere.

Check your neighbor's bedroom. That would be a great place to start looking.

Before BF2 was released, I had a dream that it was released that day and that I could go get my copy at EB. My in-dream dilema, however, was that for some reason every route I took to get to the store ended in the same place I started. I think this is the first dream that actually ****ed me off.

Not necessarily BF2 related, but I have moments when I call my real life friends by the avatar names that my online friends use...

[HicRic]

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

If Jack Thompson gets his hands on this thread, it will Not Be Good. :P

I have an active imagination anyway so I'm always thinking/daydreaming/imagining stupid things. There's a crane nearby where I live, looks just like the crane in BF2. I've thought about climbing it to see if it feels as high, but then I remembered I'm afraid of heights.

[no_reply]

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

oooh a crane…
Not comfortable
there maybe someone up there!
stay away from the windows

[Vasquez]

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

i was going to the subway one day, and all i could do, was think of nice places to drop an ammobag...
THATS sad

Good Lord!
The perpetrators of the 7th July bombings were BF2 fanatics!

We're all doomed!

ARE YOUR JACKETS SEASONAL?

[Vasquez]

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

i was going to the subway one day, and all i could do, was think of nice places to drop an ammobag...
THATS sad

Good Lord!
The perpetrators of the 7th July bombings were BF2 fanatics!

We're all doomed!

ARE YOUR JACKETS SEASONAL?