'Saddest' thing you've ever done?
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For me, it has to be recently, where I had two weeks off from work. Because I get loads of holiday at the school I'm working at, I had nothing to do, so I spent pretty much the whole 2 weeks (and we're talking 8 hours a day, 5 days a week) playing R:FoM on the PS3!
Anyone else had marathon sessions of gaming before? That was my first, and hopefully my last!
I'm sure some people must have GTA:4 stories at the moment?
Anyone else had marathon sessions of gaming before? That was my first, and hopefully my last!
I'm sure some people must have GTA:4 stories at the moment?

I took a week of for Halo 3, does that count??
I have R:FoM too, I found it a terrible game! Trying to be call of duty and halo without being half as good as either game.
I suppose my crowning marathon gaming session was about 3 weeks in the summers hols when I was at school, doing all the formula 1 races at FULL length! Sometimes I would have to pause it and leave it overnight
I have R:FoM too, I found it a terrible game! Trying to be call of duty and halo without being half as good as either game.
I suppose my crowning marathon gaming session was about 3 weeks in the summers hols when I was at school, doing all the formula 1 races at FULL length! Sometimes I would have to pause it and leave it overnight

Both of them sound really geeky! Well done 
One of you taking a week off for a game, and another gaming at new years.
And I quite like R:FoM, but then I haven't really had a chance to play COD4. From what I have played of COD4, I found it a lot more fluid, natural, and realistic, but found the controls were a bit awkward (I guess you get used to it though). I like that with R:FoM you can just pick it up and play, you can choose the games you go in, etc etc. Plus I don't see the point getting COD4 when I have a game that kinda does the same thing (and I get about an hour a week on my PS3 normally, so no point changing games)

One of you taking a week off for a game, and another gaming at new years.
And I quite like R:FoM, but then I haven't really had a chance to play COD4. From what I have played of COD4, I found it a lot more fluid, natural, and realistic, but found the controls were a bit awkward (I guess you get used to it though). I like that with R:FoM you can just pick it up and play, you can choose the games you go in, etc etc. Plus I don't see the point getting COD4 when I have a game that kinda does the same thing (and I get about an hour a week on my PS3 normally, so no point changing games)
Bungleaio said:
I spent millenium eve playing Half life at a 3 pc lan party. We stoped just before 12 and we were playing again for 5 past.
One of the best new years i've had.
i was playing Golden Eye went the clock struck 12. lol didnt realise till about 3 am One of the best new years i've had.
it was my bday too........
im a geek. lol
S4E Jord said:
Bungleaio said:
I spent millenium eve playing Half life at a 3 pc lan party. We stoped just before 12 and we were playing again for 5 past.
One of the best new years i've had.
i was playing Golden Eye went the clock struck 12. lol didnt realise till about 3 am One of the best new years i've had.
it was my bday too........
im a geek. lol
Several years earlier, I was asked out by a girl I had slept with the night before, and I turned her down because I had just finished writing my dissertation and I wanted some time to myself to play computer games. To my everlasting shame I actually told her this.
apocalypso said:
Several years earlier, I was asked out by a girl I had slept with the night before, and I turned her down because I had just finished writing my dissertation and I wanted some time to myself to play computer games. To my everlasting shame I actually told her this.
We have a winner!Polarbert said:
apocalypso said:
Several years earlier, I was asked out by a girl I had slept with the night before, and I turned her down because I had just finished writing my dissertation and I wanted some time to myself to play computer games. To my everlasting shame I actually told her this.
We have a winner!Polarbert said:
apocalypso said:
Several years earlier, I was asked out by a girl I had slept with the night before, and I turned her down because I had just finished writing my dissertation and I wanted some time to myself to play computer games. To my everlasting shame I actually told her this.
We have a winner!apocalypso said:
Several years earlier, I was asked out by a girl I had slept with the night before, and I turned her down because I had just finished writing my dissertation and I wanted some time to myself to play computer games. To my everlasting shame I actually told her this.
That is SUPERB

I once went to a lan party at a hotel in middlesborough, which is about 100 miles north of were i lived at the time (i had to hump a pc and monitor there). Spent most my time getting pissed and playing counterstrike for about 15 hours non-stop. Was fun actually, but must have looked terribly geeky to anyone outside 

We used to have 48 hour lan parties in about the early-mid 90's. Doom was the game 
On a friday night after school we'd go to my friend's house that had a networked room, we'd buy about 10 bags of 99p jam doughnuts, loads of coke and lots of chewing gum.
By Sunday night we'd be shaking from all the sugar and have arthritis in our alt/ctrl/arrow fingers
Su-bloody-perb.
I feel at home in this forum

On a friday night after school we'd go to my friend's house that had a networked room, we'd buy about 10 bags of 99p jam doughnuts, loads of coke and lots of chewing gum.
By Sunday night we'd be shaking from all the sugar and have arthritis in our alt/ctrl/arrow fingers

Su-bloody-perb.
I feel at home in this forum

Have lost far too many weekends playing online games for whole days, Quake 2, Counterstrike and BF 1942 Desert Combat being the main culprits. 8 hours straight, skipping meals isn't that unusual, although my current GF wouldn't allow that now (which is good).
Also went through an Oblivion phase last summer and turned down a couple of BBQ invites in order to keep playing
Amazing game - bit like GTA for the middle ages.
Also went through an Oblivion phase last summer and turned down a couple of BBQ invites in order to keep playing
Amazing game - bit like GTA for the middle ages.TonyHetherington said:
We used to have 48 hour lan parties in about the early-mid 90's. Doom was the game 
On a friday night after school we'd go to my friend's house that had a networked room, we'd buy about 10 bags of 99p jam doughnuts, loads of coke and lots of chewing gum.
By Sunday night we'd be shaking from all the sugar and have arthritis in our alt/ctrl/arrow fingers
Su-bloody-perb.
I feel at home in this forum
I feel like I've missed out on that 'geeky' bit to my life. When I was younger, all I did was go out on my bike, play football, etc.
On a friday night after school we'd go to my friend's house that had a networked room, we'd buy about 10 bags of 99p jam doughnuts, loads of coke and lots of chewing gum.
By Sunday night we'd be shaking from all the sugar and have arthritis in our alt/ctrl/arrow fingers

Su-bloody-perb.
I feel at home in this forum

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