Yes, all the time

If there are crafting elements, i hoard everything craftable until i find out what theyre for

In every Spider-Man game, I need to know what happens when I jump off the Empire State building.

In every Spider-Man game, I need to know what happens when I jump off the Empire State building.

Fun fact: The time it takes to web swing to the top of the ESB in every Spider-man game is directly tied to the quality of said game, with worse games taking longer to reach the top.

When you're playing an FPS and you're just a floating gun and arms. I hate when I can't see my character's legs when I aim down.

every game with a glide, I HAVE to fly off the highest thing I see as far as I can go, no matter how much of a pain it is to get up to said thing, or how far I actually make it.

I ALWAYS look down at my feet in FPSs, just to see how little of a model I get as the PC

I'm also a Megalixir hoarder, I WILL NOT use those valuable healing items until i'm at the secret super boss' final phase before I end the game completely.

I never spend money on anything no matter how much easier it would make doing things or how much I already have, because I'm more focused on filling my coffers than getting cool loot.

I always try to have a certain amount of items just in case something happens where I can't use curative magic. Usually there's ways to exploit getting money early on in the game anyways though.

I never spend money on anything no matter how much easier it would make doing things or how much I already have, because I'm more focused on filling my coffers than getting cool loot.

I always try to have a certain amount of items just in case something happens where I can't use curative magic. Usually there's ways to exploit getting money early on in the game anyways though.

Quote from: Ossus on October 02, 2017, 03:48:13 AM

I never spend money on anything no matter how much easier it would make doing things or how much I already have, because I'm more focused on filling my coffers than getting cool loot.

From FF6 onwards I've started making sure I have at least 20 of everything.

You take more precautions than I do. I keep about ten of everything until I exploit money making methods and buy 99 of everything.

Quote from: Big Boss on October 02, 2017, 12:48:45 PM

From FF6 onwards I've started making sure I have at least 20 of everything.

The only reason I take 20 is because I usually have more than ten, and have to round it up to the nearest even number so why not twenty

I used to do a lot on CoD;

-Testing fences in various areas to see if I can jump over them or if it's an invisible wall (some edge of map areas are trolly and you can just jump off a cliff and die).

-Picking two variants of the same gun so I can carry double-ammo and only use the good one (e.g. M1 Garand + M1 Garand w/ bayonet or w/ launchers for 240-sumthing rounds, M4A1 + M4A1 Holographic/RedDot/SOPMOD/Grenade Launcher for 320 rounds).

-Killing the unnamed NPC teammates for extra ammo of my favourite gun (M1 Garand, PPSh). It turns out in Ring of Steel for CoD W@W, if you just hide a bit back while the NPC's attack each other across a street, they will respawn endlessly allowing you to just farm them for PPSH ammo (which you get barely any of at the start and usually have to drop it).

-Since MW2 I have to test how sniper rifles work because they started alternating between doing nothing to quickscoping, or adding some bullshit dispersion mechanic where if you fire too quickly after aiming the bullet goes off in a random direction. Black Ops is the worst as they kept changing the delay time which would mess up my aim even if I wasn't trying to do it.

-Cooking grenades to suicide to find out the cooking time and make DIY impact grenades.

-Learning what the lunge distances for the knife and the shotgun kill-shot ranges as the games changed. I have to do this in EVERY game with shotguns as they all have different ranges. I'm looking at you, GearsofWar/Halo/Battlefield/Borderlands/Metro/Fallout.

On shooters I always randomly switch between weapons fast for absolutely no reason.

Quote from: Ossus on October 02, 2017, 04:47:40 PM

For a long time in Halo I would never fire my gun and just melee everything to save ammo.
I have no idea what I was saving it for.

I once played with a guy who only used melee because "only cowards fight with weapons".

That's somewhat admirable even if he didn't get many kills.

Damn you an XSEAN go way back huh

I assumably switch to knife to run faster.