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Video Game OCD's We're all Guilty of.

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haha the only one I havent done is the animal crossing one. never played it. but everything else is spot on. you have no idea how much time I've wasted in fallout3 because I pick up everything and then struggle to figure out what to drop once I'm over encumbered. lol

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haha the only one I havent done is the animal crossing one. never played it. but everything else is spot on. you have no idea how much time I've wasted in fallout3 because I pick up everything and then struggle to figure out what to drop once I'm over encumbered. lol

 

You play The Pitt yet?

nah not yet. I've actually havent even finished the main story. I'm pretty far but I got caught up with other games and forgot about it. I'll pick it back up soon. idk why but I usually do this with games. I'll get far and then stop playing for a couple months and then get back in the game and finish it. I only finish games with no break when they are like 10 to 15 hours long.

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Operation Anchorage was a lot of fun, but it has little effect on the game and no replay value. The Pitt, on the other hand, changes a lot of things about the game from then on and is very much RPG based as was the rest of Fallout. Be careful with finishing the game though, when you're done, you're done...there's no option to play after you complete the main storyline.

Operation Anchorage was a lot of fun, but it has little effect on the game and no replay value. The Pitt, on the other hand, changes a lot of things about the game from then on and is very much RPG based as was the rest of Fallout. Be careful with finishing the game though, when you're done, you're done...there's no option to play after you complete the main storyline.

 

Yeah, luckily I saved first. That wasn't too smart by the game makers.

 

 

Operation Anchorage was like a Call Of Duty style Fallout, and The Pitt was absolutely a waste if you ask me. They should have made it more of a city and less of a "mission destination" if you will. More of a settlement. The ability to buy things there. Maybe a house (hey in Bethesda's Oblivion you could own multiple homes).

Lol these are good, I have done about 5 of those, jumping at mega man boss doors brings back some memories... and on fallout 3 I pick up the most random stuff most of the time I just sold it, but thankfully I made one of those "Rock-It Launchers" and so I threw all the junk I picked up, pretty fun stuff.

OMG...the megaman one and the sega one...I thought I was the only one...

 

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seeeegaaaaa...

LOL definitely guilty of the sega one.

 

 

Also, I remember i used to always hum the mario bros theme song when playing it.

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