Also a very logical combination. Unless we're talking window glass.Angerwing said:
You can play FPS games by letting someone else take care of the mouse/movement. Me and a friend did this with HL: Opposing Force. Loads of fun.
I can't game for 3 months.
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You can play FPS games by letting someone else take care of the mouse/movement. Me and a friend did this with HL: Opposing Force. Loads of fun.
Buy the entire boxset of The X-Files and binge on it. It might not last three months, depending on your viewing habits.
...I really need to stop shilling The X-Files onto everyone, it's an unhealthy obsession.
...I really need to stop shilling The X-Files onto everyone, it's an unhealthy obsession.
Books and Films would be a good way to pass the time. In fact, for some reason the past 2 weeks I haven't really played any games at all since i've gotten a little bored of my current games and i've just been reading and watching films.
So yes, those things. Do them!
So yes, those things. Do them!
When my left hand was in a cast I pretty much played nothing but RTSs all day (Warcraft 3, Stronghold etc). Or just play what doesn't require that much effort on your part. Games like Syberia are basically clickety-click + lots of dialogue to listen to.
Seconded. If you start watching the show from the beginning those months will just fly by.TyrantGanado said:
Better yourself and read some books.Angerwing said:
Or if you must game you could try the Civ games or many 0f the flash games online.
Damn, I just finished Season 4 a couple of days and I've been working my way through it all for about 6 months now.TyrantGanado said:
Although I suppose I've not lost the use of one hand and thus been often taken up with other activities.
But seriously, an X-Files binge is a great idea!
Strategy games, turn based or real time, point and click adventures, you could manage games like Diablo and Torchlight, some puzzle games.
Or just take up movies and reading as an alternative altogether.
Or just take up movies and reading as an alternative altogether.
Go with turn-based games. Civilization, a lot of RPGs, and... whatever else there is.
I remember Bayonetta had a one-handed option.
I remember Bayonetta had a one-handed option.
It took me about 10 months to finish all 9 seasons and both movies but it would be a great way to spend time if one cannot play games, which was a luxury I was still afforded during those 10 months.TheXRatedDodo said:
