I hope people can't hear me when I game.

[Gikoku]

For as long as I can remember I've always had a bad habit of doing weird things and saying weird things while playing a game. Doesn't matter which game it is, nothing has been exempt from me acting like a complete nutball. Typically repeating dialogue in a goofy fashion, blabbering incoherently, messing around with random objects, humming or singing a song, and my personal favorite: doing silly voice-overs for characters that never say anything (this is most common for me in RPGs).

Whether this is a result of my ADHD or just me being simply insane, I have no idea. Why bother with the typically monotonous garbage of commentary in sports games, when you can turn it off and do it all yourself!? Exactly. Anyway, I am only left wondering if I am simply a rare breed of nutburgers, or if this is more common than I am to believe..

 

[Quistrix]

And so the internet continues to convince me how normal I actually am.

Typically repeating dialogue in a goofy fashion, blabbering incoherently, messing around with random objects, humming or singing a song, and my personal favorite: doing silly voice-overs for characters that never say anything (this is most common for me in RPGs).

I do all of this. The last part about the voice-overs... You should hear the voices I do. I also tend to make my character spin around in random circles a lot. For lulz.

I know I'm weird, sometimes not even in a good way. So I blame all this on that. But then, as I said - the internet makes me feel normal. So freakin' normal.

It's fun gaming with my brother 'cause we do the same things. Make our characters have humorous little conversations. It's especially hilarious when we do our South Park - Terrence and Philip impressions.

 

[Gikoku]

I do all of this. The last part about the voice-overs... You should hear the voices I do. I also tend to make my character spin around in random circles a lot. For lulz.

Spinning around in circles while staring at the sky, jumping up and down my entire way to the destination, etc. Oh yeah, every damn time.

I know I'm weird, sometimes not even in a good way. So I blame all this on that. But then, as I said - the internet makes me feel normal. So freakin' normal.

Hey, I'd rather be a weirdo than a common clone who only does what's "normal". Where's the fun in that??

It's fun gaming with my brother 'cause we do the same things. Make our characters have humorous little conversations. It's especially hilarious when we do our South Park - Terrence and Philip impressions.

Haaah, used to do the same with my little brother. Randy Marsh impressions over here (with a lot of Jim Ross on the side), never gets old.

 

[Tsuyu]

I like to cover myself in peanut butter and touch myself when I game.


Everyone does that, right?

 

[Angel]

Anyone who has had the misfortune of gaming with me will know that I sing to myself, repeat memes that make no sense within the context of the game we are playing and mutter to myself. A lot.

It's more of a nervous habit - I hate how I sound but feel this need to ensure that there are no voids of silence as we play because that's even more unnerving for me. It makes it all srs bizniss and that freaks me out because I'm the least qualified person on the team. Then I get paranoid because no one is replying or responding and start thinking either the mic doesn't work or people hate me.

Yeah, I'm weird...

 

[queenofdisco]

I like to cover myself in peanut butter and touch myself when I game.


Everyone does that, right?

I fap in between cut-scenes start.

Also say alot of memes when something stupid or amusing happens, along with shouting when I die or get killed. For some weird reason all of this behavior stops when I've got someone on the mic and I'm talking to them, well everything except the fapping.

 

[Dark Drakan]

I fap in between cut-scenes start.

Going to be sore after ME3 or MGS4 then.

 

[Aions]

Right now im playing the **** outta skyward sword, EVERYONE has a silly voice, my fave to do it Beedle in his floating shop. All high pitch and really fast cus hes is keeping his shop in the air by some sort of mechanical bike copter.

and i named 'Link' Finn so he talks like Finn the human from adventure time

 

[Azer249]

Anyone who has had the misfortune of gaming with me will know that I sing to myself, repeat memes that make no sense within the context of the game we are playing and mutter to myself. A lot..

Ahhh Halo Reach...

But honestly i never herd you do any of them things when we played Halo. The only time i can see you doing that is on the last boss of Dragon Age, "Nearly killed it, *dies* FUUUUUUUUUUUUU"

 

[Angel]

But honestly i never herd you do any of them things when we played Halo.

I was too scared...:blush:

I think I jabbered so much when playing with...Nurp, was it? I forget...that he left. Like, just left. Egg and my face were in alignment...

 

[SelfAppointedGunslinger]

Yeah, I often mimic characters that I find amusing in a game out load when I'm alone, never do it when there's someone in the room with me. Was doing hillbilly impressions whilst playing point lookout yesterday "Gunna git youuu!" or "Hey Melvin! we got's ourselves a liiive wun here!" I'd say as I shot people in the face with my double barrel shotgun.

 

[Necromancer]

I don't say a whole lot of weird stuff while gaming, but I do say all the dialogue along with the characters in any of the Fable games. My mind is practically a voice recorder, and considering how many times I've played those games, I've got quite a bit of the dialogue down.

Also, I had a moment of some pretty intense rage (success rage actually, if that's a real thing). I was playing The Force Unleashed 1 on the hardest difficulty for the achievement, and it took me three whole days to beat the second boss, Kazdan Paratus. He was the hardest part of the entire game, even more difficult than Vader and Sidious at the end. When I finally beat him, I started screaming stuff like, "YEEEEAAAA! F*CK YOU KAZDAN!" at my screen. It was a momentous day.