The Pinray said:
Ridgemo said:
All these, and the fact that in any game that has an inventory, I'll keep it as empty as possible. Like, in WoW, I only use 3 slots: Health Potion, Mana Potion and Hearthstone.TheAztec said:
Most obsessive compulsive thing you've done in a game?
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In Fable 2 I am on a quest to not only own every house and business in the game, but also to change every piece of furniture in every house to the 5-star "luxury" furniture. Yes it is just so I can get the maximum ammount of money from the game, but it's taking a long time and a LOT of gold to make it happen, and the people still hate me!
Though maybe that's because I'm charging them +100% rent and jacking up all shop prices to +100% too. Don't get me wrong I want to save the world, but I also love money and hate those generic clone villagers, so fuck them. Better to be hated than have every female stalk me around town and block doorways.
When I had Fable 3 I had three different saved outfits that I would use for different occasions. When attending to official king business I would wear the king suit, when going around on my daily activities it was a carefully colour-coordinated and altered version of the "practical prince outfit" (mostly just a coloured shirt with various other bits of other outfits" and whenever I went to the Dweller's camp I wore a fancyed up version of the Dweller outfit because you know, it's cold up there.
And for the final battle at the end I purposely bought a full suit of armour just for that one mission. Never wore it again, ever.
Though maybe that's because I'm charging them +100% rent and jacking up all shop prices to +100% too. Don't get me wrong I want to save the world, but I also love money and hate those generic clone villagers, so fuck them. Better to be hated than have every female stalk me around town and block doorways.
When I had Fable 3 I had three different saved outfits that I would use for different occasions. When attending to official king business I would wear the king suit, when going around on my daily activities it was a carefully colour-coordinated and altered version of the "practical prince outfit" (mostly just a coloured shirt with various other bits of other outfits" and whenever I went to the Dweller's camp I wore a fancyed up version of the Dweller outfit because you know, it's cold up there.
And for the final battle at the end I purposely bought a full suit of armour just for that one mission. Never wore it again, ever.
Flag collecting in the first Assassin's Creed. Yes, I was coming back to the Kingdom to find flags, on multiple occasions, despite the fact that nothing happens if you collect all flags in the first game.
Also, visiting all planets and scanning everything in ME1/ME2. I just... saw a planet that needed scanning and couldn't leave it without shooting at least two probes (I couldn't shoot only one probe, because then, that one probe would be all alone on the unknown distant planet
Yes, I guess I have problems).
Also, visiting all planets and scanning everything in ME1/ME2. I just... saw a planet that needed scanning and couldn't leave it without shooting at least two probes (I couldn't shoot only one probe, because then, that one probe would be all alone on the unknown distant planet
Yes, I guess I have problems).
I collected every book in Oblivion that I could find, brought it home, and stacked it onto the shelves. I didn't use any mod, so it took a lot and I mean A LOT of time. Of course, I read all the books. I collected different sets of weapons and displayed it around the house in sets. I explored every room of everything, I do it in every game, even the shitty ones.
In Assassin's Creed:Brotherhood I did all the missions with 100% sync and replayed some of them many times to get 100%. Also, I collected every feather, flag and treasure and have just a few more side missions to complete.
I didn't play more then 15 hours of ME, but I scanned every planet, read the info on all of them, and visited every one I could. Also, I read the whole codex.
In Dragon Age I explored every room, and took every bit of loot, so I had to go back and fort a lot of times. I read every bit of lore and any information that was in the game. I usually read everything, even in the MMOs.
In Assassin's Creed:Brotherhood I did all the missions with 100% sync and replayed some of them many times to get 100%. Also, I collected every feather, flag and treasure and have just a few more side missions to complete.
I didn't play more then 15 hours of ME, but I scanned every planet, read the info on all of them, and visited every one I could. Also, I read the whole codex.
In Dragon Age I explored every room, and took every bit of loot, so I had to go back and fort a lot of times. I read every bit of lore and any information that was in the game. I usually read everything, even in the MMOs.
Just compulsive reloading that I can think of. Gotta do it everytime I kill something or my fingers will start to itch.
Well it's not as easy as it sounds , first you have to find where ditto aprears , then 1/3 times he'll battle you , then you have to catch it , then check the nature . Your first 5 dittos might have diferent natures , but then they will start to repeat , so then you have to release them , buy pokeballs , and try again . When you need your last natured ditto it bassically becomes a thing of luck , it could take from 5 minutes to 5 hours to get the last one .chaosyoshimage said:
Sorting my items in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.
One locker holds guns, one locker holds energy weapons, one locker holds melee weapons, one locker holds light armor, one locker holds medium armor, one locker holds heavy armor, one locker holds crafting materials, one locker (fridge) holds food items.
I spend half an hour per session sorting everything.
And any game that has quick-saving has me tapping the quick-save button every few seconds.
One locker holds guns, one locker holds energy weapons, one locker holds melee weapons, one locker holds light armor, one locker holds medium armor, one locker holds heavy armor, one locker holds crafting materials, one locker (fridge) holds food items.
I spend half an hour per session sorting everything.
And any game that has quick-saving has me tapping the quick-save button every few seconds.
every game ever where i can collect things, i collect EVERYTHING. in fallout new vegas i had a couple thousand tin cans at level 2, although once i realized that i never picked up another tin can again (i had a seperate pile of bent tin cans aswell). i also never sell anything, i keep all of it, makes things alot harder than they should be but i don't want to sell it and then need it later.
in minecraft having to dig a (rougly) 70 by 128 by 256 square of shit for a build I wont finish anytime soon. it's about 2.3 million blocks i need to diggy. OH MY GOODNESS
Or perhaps Fallout NV, rearranging all my stolen dino toys so they would neatly guard me bed, have a nice stack of cards on my table, 25+ teddy bears in my bed, armor neatly on my bedside drawer, a few loose bottlecaps on the table, some weapons neatly positioned to aim for the door. I miss that room :]
also, reloading. good one guys!
Or perhaps Fallout NV, rearranging all my stolen dino toys so they would neatly guard me bed, have a nice stack of cards on my table, 25+ teddy bears in my bed, armor neatly on my bedside drawer, a few loose bottlecaps on the table, some weapons neatly positioned to aim for the door. I miss that room :]
also, reloading. good one guys!
In Morrowind, I loved finding and saving books so much that I downloaded a house with a ton of bookshelves and a book rotating mod so I could properly organize my collection. I'd work on my bookshelves for hours on end, either rearranging books when I found a new one or making sure all of the books lined up perfectly.
I had to try to pick up everything in Bioshock. And I do mean everything. To the point where I would purposely light myself on fire, so I could use a first-aid kit, so I could pick up a new first-aid kit. Plus, since I mostly used the wrench and the electro bolt, I had maxed-out amounts of every type of ammo. And, I would spend excess money on more ammo I didn't need so I could pick up more money. Not to mention, eating or drinking any food item I found lying around. I just couldn't stand to leave anything behind!
I played Everquest for five years...
Camping the halfling illusion mask stands out as particularly crazy, in retrospect. Fifty-three hours spent standing in a hole in the middle of nowhere, killing one trivial enemy every twenty minutes, waiting for the rare drop of an item that did basically nothing.
No regrets though, I was a damn good lookin haffer.
Camping the halfling illusion mask stands out as particularly crazy, in retrospect. Fifty-three hours spent standing in a hole in the middle of nowhere, killing one trivial enemy every twenty minutes, waiting for the rare drop of an item that did basically nothing.
No regrets though, I was a damn good lookin haffer.
Any game involving ammo and a gun. I have to have a full clip after killing something what happens if I happen to need ALL of those bullets!?!?!
It's at it's worst with Call of Duty online.
It's at it's worst with Call of Duty online.
In shooters I have to kill EVERY SINGLE ENEMY.tthor said:
Not a problem you think, what about games where the enemies spawn infinitely? I have expended hundreds of thousands of rounds in Halo 2 and 3 killing Flood in the same room for hours because they just keep coming and I just must... kill them all!