Exams, they'll only last a few days and Black Ops (if kept properly) may last the rest of your entire life, so yeah...
Poll: Need Help! Exams or COD: Black ops?
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Obvious troll is obvious.
OT: Obviously, you should focus on exams. I say you just buy Black Ops, don't open it, and play it whenever you have the time and when your exams are done with. Trust me, no game is worth throwing away your education for.
OT: Obviously, you should focus on exams. I say you just buy Black Ops, don't open it, and play it whenever you have the time and when your exams are done with. Trust me, no game is worth throwing away your education for.
Having tried this both ways at different points in my life, I can confidently say that you should study for your exams. Good grades opened a lot of doors for me that I didn't really deserve to land, while exactly 0 people were impressed by my single-minded pursuit of gaming excellence.alucards1hell said:
Enough said...Jack and Calumon said:
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I wished to have an opportunity for this image. Be careful what you wish for.
Exams. Why would you even consider to...
Oh right, I get it.
Calumon: Uhh... This is weird. I wanna go watch TV...
If their GCSE's...balance them with Black Ops. Study hard the day before and you'll do fine:] [I did this and got 8 A's, an A* and a B, so whey].
...If these are your January A-Levels though, do not even get the game. If you overkill these January exams, the pressure if lifted off you MASSIVELY for the June exams.
Serious, you can play videogames whenever you want, but you only have a limited time to study.
Just do it, mate><.
...and sadly none of this will apply if your not English...but whatever, the general message still stands xD
...If these are your January A-Levels though, do not even get the game. If you overkill these January exams, the pressure if lifted off you MASSIVELY for the June exams.
Serious, you can play videogames whenever you want, but you only have a limited time to study.
Just do it, mate><.
...and sadly none of this will apply if your not English...but whatever, the general message still stands xD
Well, look at it this way. When you pass your exams, you clearly won't be able to play Black Ops afterwards.
However, if you don't study, you're potentially out of university and will have a lot more time to play Black Ops.
The previous two sentences are sarcasm, btw.
However, if you don't study, you're potentially out of university and will have a lot more time to play Black Ops.
The previous two sentences are sarcasm, btw.
If they're highschool exams, you're not really losing much. You just make it more difficult if you want to get into college and the like when you have terrible grades.
If its a college exam, then there is no contest. I don't know about you, but attending a single class costs me more than 1000 USD so the choice is obvious enough.
If its a college exam, then there is no contest. I don't know about you, but attending a single class costs me more than 1000 USD so the choice is obvious enough.
I know how you feel. I was going to wake up early tomorrow and go get Black Ops and play it all day, but yesterday a guy at work gave me his day (the same day Black Ops releases) to work, and I don't want to pass up a chance to get some extra hours in.
Black Ops will be there later, your exams won't.
Black Ops will be there later, your exams won't.
Dude, focus on your exams. You'll have plenty of time to pave the way for Capitalism AFTER you secure good grades.
I assume you're english and taking your science GCSEs? Well then I'd have to go for exams, go on the AQA site (google AQA objective tests) and keep practising with the tests. Remember that a lot of questions will be recycled from old exams so once you're getting 100% nine times out of ten you're sorted. And think about it, won't it be awesome to come home on thursday (I assume you're taking them the same day as me) to find a cold, fresh copy of Black ops waiting for you? Don't take that away from yourself.
The fact that you are even asking this question is worrying me. If you're not six years old, common sense will tell you that currently exams are the most important.
