Archive: 61 posts

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Let's face it, LittleBigPlanet is an addicting game! I know there have been times when you were creating a level when you should have been doing something else... like... um... your job, or a school project, etc. So let's hear it! What have you ignored simply because you couldn't stop thinking about your next level ideas? Since I brought it up, I better start. Last week I was supposed to do something very important for work (let's just say it was an important Sunday morning thing!) and I kept putting it off because I was constantly thinking about what to do next in the level I'm working on. I ended up having to work on a Saturday, well into the evening because of my procrastination. Thankfully everything went great and all is well with my job, and my level Alright - your turn! Fess up! I know you have similar stories... I hope :blush:

2009-09-14 20:08:00 Author: Powershifter Posts: 668

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Truth be told I think up a general theme of what I want to create and jump into it. When I do I create for a day or two or three straight and create lots and lots of content which ends up at about 60% of my level. The rest I do over time. I have a passion for creating what I want. I'll fire up something like the castlevania soundtracks while creating just to get into the mood. When I invest so many hours into creating levels I don't just want it to be work. I want it to be very playful. So I use the background while creating and generally just try to have fun while creating. SERIOUSCAT IS NOT HAPPY!

2009-09-14 20:25:00 Author: BasketSnake Posts: 2391

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Truth be told I think up a general theme of what I want to create and jump into it. When I do I create for a day or two or three straight and create lots and lots of content which ends up at about 60% of my level. The rest I do over time. I have a passion for creating what I want. I'll fire up something like the castlevania soundtracks while creating just to get into the mood. When I invest so many hours into creating levels I don't just want it to be work. I want it to be very playful. So I use the background while creating and generally just try to have fun while creating. SERIOUSCAT IS NOT HAPPY! hmm, I know what you mean, but I think you misunderstood my thread? I want to know about those times when you had other obligations in your life (other than LBP) that you put off until the last minute because you simply just couldn't turn LBP off because the game is that addicting. Maybe there were times during those two or three days straight you were creating, but you really should have been doing something else (like homework, or a family thing, or hanging out with friends, or your job...etc)?

2009-09-14 20:31:00 Author: Powershifter Posts: 668

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On the level I'm working on now I turn on the PS3 at 9 am and keep working with it and my TV on until 2 am. Sleep is for suckers.

2009-09-14 20:35:00 Author: Foofles Posts: 2278

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I almost missed one of my best friends weddings because of something important I was asked to do in the beta. The story has a happy ending though. I got to the wedding with like a minute to spare and got to see them get married.

2009-09-14 20:35:00 Author: xkappax Posts: 2569

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I almost missed one of my best friends weddings because of something important I was asked to do in the beta. That's the kind of story I was looking for when I posted this thread! lol

2009-09-14 20:36:00 Author: Powershifter Posts: 668

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I haven't met a girl in MONTHS!! Sorry... it's the best I got.

2009-09-14 20:42:00 Author: Rustbukkit Posts: 1737

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I put all homework and stuff im meant to do for videogames :|

2009-09-14 20:44:00 Author: Adam9001 Posts: 744

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I put off plans with friends for 2 weeks because I was working on a level. To be fair, it was my GOTY level.

2009-09-14 20:48:00 Author: Foofles Posts: 2278

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I don't sleep much anymore. Time difference between here and Europe keeps me online with friends until 3-4am. This past Sunday I was awake until 6:30am which would be fine if I was younger and didn't have a job. I'm 35 and totally threw my system into crazy mode so now my sleep is all screwed up again. I also tend to post/surf LBPC from work. (like today in fact) Including days that I'm really busy. So far I haven't missed anything important but my sales reps have noticed it takes a little longer for them to get their ads from me. :eek:

2009-09-14 21:04:00 Author: Morgana25 Posts: 5983

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A sunday, I told the person I was dating that my parents didn't allow me to go. I was lying, I just didn't feel like going out again with that person; I prefered some of LBP. We broke up next week, cause that helped me to realize that I wasn't in love at all, since I prefered a videogame. It might sound selfish, but it was the right thing to do, I believe.

2009-09-14 21:04:00 Author: Keldur Posts: 628

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I've neglected course work and loved ones on several occasions because a sudden brilliant idea came to me and I had to see if I could implement it.

2009-09-14 21:04:00 Author: BSprague Posts: 2325

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I think this should be called "Happy Gadders Anonymous".

2009-09-14 21:42:00 Author: qrtda235566 Posts: 3664

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Is it ok if we answer in "hypotheticals"?

2009-09-14 22:15:00 Author: Jagrevi Posts: 1154

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Is it ok if we answer in "hypotheticals"? sure, why not. ^_^ I know that right now I should be cooking dinner, but instead I'm posting on LBPCentral. Although, that's not as bad at the wedding thing.

2009-09-14 22:30:00 Author: xkappax Posts: 2569

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Ooh yeah... I've been there. I find myself often ignoring the phone when I'm creating, with the only exception being if it's my girlfriend. I've put off work. I've put off friends. The worst for me? I've put off EATING. I'll be sitting there, hunger pains in my guts, stomach growling angrily, and I'll just plow forward. "No! Shut up, stomach! SHUT IT! Gotta fix... traffic lights..." "A man was found dead in his apartment on Tuesday. An autopsy shows he starved to death over weeks. He was found with a videogame controller in his hand. The television screen revealed a cursor hovering over a "publish" button. It appears he was close to completing whatever it was he was doing. Close... but not finished."

2009-09-14 22:38:00 Author: Teebonesy Posts: 1937

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I draw contraptions in my physics class

2009-09-14 22:44:00 Author: snowyjoe Posts: 509

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Oh well, I go to sleep later than I should and more often than not but I need that hour or two of gaming before I go to bed. Seriously. I might be more addicted to gaming than LBP in particular. But it really is my passion and best hobby, I'm not feeling good If i'm not doing it. .

2009-09-14 23:29:00 Author: RangerZero Posts: 3901

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I was going to answer some, but they're all hilarious... and yet so true, so true In fact, right now I should be doing the dishes in the sink ... we have used all our silverware and dishes but I think, 'ehh, I need to check LBPC, then go back to creating my level.' lol Also, Jagrevi, it's ok to answer in hypotheticals (that should be interesting). @ Morgana25 - I resonate with your situation more than you know :blush: Those dishes can get done tomorrow sometime..

2009-09-15 02:16:00 Author: Powershifter Posts: 668

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I've put off work. I've put off friends. The worst for me? I've put off EATING. I'll be sitting there, hunger pains in my guts, stomach growling angrily, and I'll just plow forward. "No! Shut up, stomach! SHUT IT! Gotta fix... traffic lights..." "A man was found dead in his apartment on Tuesday. An autopsy shows he starved to death over weeks. He was found with a videogame controller in his hand. The television screen revealed a cursor hovering over a "publish" button. It appears he was close to completing whatever it was he was doing. Close... but not finished." Ha ha ha, I thought that was just me. I'll sit until I'm literally ready to eat the controller before I move. I got out of bed at 12:30AM on Monday because I could'nt sleep for thinking how to fix a section of my level I was having trouble with, so I got up and sorted it. I always don't turn up at the pub, ignore my phone when I'm on LBP. I once did'nt walk the dog, even though the poor thing was desperate, and, well, it couldnt wait any longer. I spent more time cleaning up and getting rid of the smell than I would have done walking to the field a 2 minute walk away. And saying that, I'm supposed to be doing housework, but I've been finishing my level and posting on here, so you can guess how thats going

2009-09-15 15:14:00 Author: GruntosUK Posts: 1754

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Ironically Dan and I get less time on LBP than we used to because of sackcast So really for me it's only been a missed a trip up north to my Gran's because we had an episode to record (the first live one I belive, maybe the second). As well as that I don't get on the ps3 much because the TV is always in use

2009-09-15 15:48:00 Author: Shermzor Posts: 1330

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uhg, sometimes i ignore most bodily functions like hunger and pain and sometimes i forget to breath if im playing an epic level, ive ignored housework and cleaning my room. It all gets done (like a day or two late) but its still not healthy habit im not hardcore with getting up early and going to bed just hours before sunrise but im inching towards it XD

2009-09-15 16:27:00 Author: Littlebigdude805 Posts: 1924

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I first got started on LBP nine months ago. I met some people at a club and was invited to a party. A couple invited me to go home with them if I wanted to try their levels. I was drunk and agreed. At their apartment we went into the bedroom where he took a LBP disc out of a drawer and loaded it. Showed me how it was played. I think any LBP addict out there knows what happened next. I couldn't believe the rush, like a thousand joypad vibrations at once. After that night we had many more LBP parties where I hooked up with other people and I was invited to join online sessions. As time went by I started blowing thousands of pounds and spending increasingly less time at home with my family. Eventually I began to steal money from my wife to pay for downloadable content, but then she got wise to me and threw me out of the home. She said she didn't know who I was anymore and it was hurting her and the kids to see me like that. I moved into a static trailer and started to abuse LBP worse than ever, having few responsibilities and nobody around to rein me in. My manager at the store began to notice I was always turning up late for work because I was staying up all night without sleep. He gave me a few chances, but I couldn't quit LBP and eventually he had to let me go. He said my dishevelled appearance and irritable manner were putting off his customers. I robbed his till of ?20 before I left and bought myself the MGS pack, which kept me on a constant high for five days before I finally collapsed unconcious. I don't have any memory of what came after, but I remember the doctors telling me I had been in a coma for three days and that my joypad had to be surgically removed from my hand. They said unless I quit playing LBP, I would most likely be dead before my 35th birthday. But I can't do it...I just can't quit. Without it my life seems dull and depressing, and nothing else gives me the same buzz. It does scare me though. I suffer constant weight loss, nausea and migraines each day, and I'm aware that I may have very little time left to complete my current level in progress. Anyway, I'm gonna leave this thread now because I'm starting to get a tremor in my fingers which is a sure sign of withdrawal. A man's gotta get his fix, y'know?

2009-09-15 16:33:00 Author: Ungreth Posts: 2130

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ROFLMAO! funny

2009-09-15 16:38:00 Author: Littlebigdude805 Posts: 1924

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I first got started on LBP nine months ago. I met some people at a club and was invited to a party. A couple invited me to go home with them if I wanted to try their levels. I was drunk and agreed. At their apartment we went into the bedroom where he took a LBP disc out of a drawer and loaded it. Showed me how it was played. I think any LBP addict out there knows what happened next. I couldn't believe the rush, like a thousand joypad vibrations at once. After that night we had many more LBP parties where I hooked up with other people and I was invited to join online sessions. As time went by I started blowing thousands of pounds and spending increasingly less time at home with my family. Eventually I began to steal money from my wife to pay for downloadable content, but then she got wise to me and threw me out of the home. She said she didn't know who I was anymore and it was hurting her and the kids to see me like that. I moved into a static trailer and started to abuse LBP worse than ever, having few responsibilities and nobody around to rein me in. My manager at the store began to notice I was always turning up late for work because I was staying up all night without sleep. He gave me a few chances, but I couldn't quit LBP and eventually he had to let me go. He said my dishevelled appearance and irritable manner were putting off his customers. I robbed his till of ?20 before I left and bought myself the MGS pack, which kept me on a constant high for five days before I finally collapsed unconcious. I don't have any memory of what came after, but I remember the doctors telling me I had been in a coma for three days and that my joypad had to be surgically removed from my hand. They said unless I quit playing LBP, I would most likely be dead before my 35th birthday. But I can't do it...I just can't quit. Without it my life seems dull and depressing, and nothing else gives me the same buzz. It does scare me though. I suffer constant weight loss, nausea and migraines each day, and I'm aware that I may have very little time left to complete my current level in progress. Anyway, I'm gonna leave this thread now because I'm starting to get a tremor in my fingers which is a sure sign of withdrawal. A man's gotta get his fix, y'know? Umm, lol I guess...

2009-09-15 16:59:00 Author: Leather-Monkey Posts: 2266

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I haven't met a girl in MONTHS!! Sorry... it's the best I got. you met a girl spider

2009-09-15 17:02:00 Author: oldage Posts: 2824

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I think someone just owned this thread. But you really need to start it off with "Hi everyone, my name is Ungreth, and I.... I have a problem..."

2009-09-15 17:03:00 Author: rtm223 Posts: 6497

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That's an epic post Ungreth! Just thought I'd pop in and say, it's out press day here at work.... busiest day of the week.... potential to work 10 hours plus if things don't go well... and what, you may ask, am I doing..... I'm posting on LBPC. :eek: Yup - I'm a lost cause.

2009-09-15 17:07:00 Author: Morgana25 Posts: 5983

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tehe peoples issues are funny

2009-09-15 17:11:00 Author: Littlebigdude805 Posts: 1924

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I haven't met a girl in MONTHS!! Sorry... it's the best I got. Man, you got to not let your bukkit rust. Need to empty that sometimes. *nobody laughs in the room* "ok, gotta go ciao!" .

2009-09-15 17:15:00 Author: RangerZero Posts: 3901

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I first got started on LBP nine months ago. I met some people at a club and was invited to a party. A couple invited me to go home with them if I wanted to try their levels. I was drunk and agreed. At their apartment we went into the bedroom where he took a LBP disc out of a drawer and loaded it. Showed me how it was played. I think any LBP addict out there knows what happened next. I couldn't believe the rush, like a thousand joypad vibrations at once. After that night we had many more LBP parties where I hooked up with other people and I was invited to join online sessions. As time went by I started blowing thousands of pounds and spending increasingly less time at home with my family. Eventually I began to steal money from my wife to pay for downloadable content, but then she got wise to me and threw me out of the home. She said she didn't know who I was anymore and it was hurting her and the kids to see me like that. I moved into a static trailer and started to abuse LBP worse than ever, having few responsibilities and nobody around to rein me in. My manager at the store began to notice I was always turning up late for work because I was staying up all night without sleep. He gave me a few chances, but I couldn't quit LBP and eventually he had to let me go. He said my dishevelled appearance and irritable manner were putting off his customers. I robbed his till of ?20 before I left and bought myself the MGS pack, which kept me on a constant high for five days before I finally collapsed unconcious. I don't have any memory of what came after, but I remember the doctors telling me I had been in a coma for three days and that my joypad had to be surgically removed from my hand. They said unless I quit playing LBP, I would most likely be dead before my 35th birthday. But I can't do it...I just can't quit. Without it my life seems dull and depressing, and nothing else gives me the same buzz. It does scare me though. I suffer constant weight loss, nausea and migraines each day, and I'm aware that I may have very little time left to complete my current level in progress. Anyway, I'm gonna leave this thread now because I'm starting to get a tremor in my fingers which is a sure sign of withdrawal. A man's gotta get his fix, y'know? Brilliant stuff! I read the beginning.... and then started to laugh. Sounds like great material for a level. Man, you got to not let your bukkit rust. Need to empty that sometimes. *nobody laughs in the room* "ok, gotta go ciao!" OMG!!!! That was really funny! Stop picking on the teenagers, man!

2009-09-15 17:42:00 Author: CCubbage Posts: 4430

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Well, a few things: I am in class right now, not paying attention. I sometimes skip lunch because I'm busy creating. I just ignore the hunger, much like Teebonesy. Also, sometimes I wait until my urge to use the bathroom reaches CODE ALERT RED! before getting my butt off the couch... On vacation last month, I spent many hours sketching out a level design rather than enjoying the sights and weather. The worst is when I wake up early in the morning (like 7:00 AM) on a Saturday, tell my girlfriend that I need to go home [because I have the urge to play lbp], and she completely understands what I'm going home for... She's come to accept it.

2009-09-15 19:33:00 Author: comphermc Posts: 5338

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I've done the whole put off food and bathroom thing for this and plenty of other games. But the girlfriend? Bah, priorities people...

2009-09-15 20:01:00 Author: Foofles Posts: 2278

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I've done the whole put off food and bathroom thing for this and plenty of other games. But the girlfriend? Bah, priorities people... Eh, she was sleeping. No harm done. Going on 4 years now...

2009-09-15 20:07:00 Author: comphermc Posts: 5338

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Heh, awesome. I've been working on my recent level like crazy.

2009-09-15 20:10:00 Author: Foofles Posts: 2278

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Just thought I'd pop in and say, it's out press day here at work.... busiest day of the week.... potential to work 10 hours plus if things don't go well... and what, you may ask, am I doing..... I'm posting on LBPC. :eek: Yup - I'm a lost cause. I always start my day off with LBPC I checked it when I woke up .. then played LBP for 30 minutes. Went to work, checked LBPC again. I checked it twice throughout the day (only because I had a student doing his career shadow day with me today, otherwise it would've been more), and now I'm about to leave .. but I just had to check it again. In fact... I'm already in the "what am I going to create next in my level" mode. Thankfully my wife went back to school, so study time for her is LBP time for me There are some great posts in this thread! Keep it up!!

2009-09-15 20:33:00 Author: Powershifter Posts: 668

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It's great to hear there are other over 30's on here who are as addicted as I am to LBP. I've lost count of the number of times I've phoned in sick just because I had a great idea and had to tinker! I've also repeatedly put off the dog walking, washing up (cleaning the dishes, for our American friends), housework and, dare I say it, even bedroom pursuits, if you know what I mean. LBP is just too **** important!

2009-09-16 23:12:00 Author: Frogmeister Posts: 236

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dare I say it, even bedroom pursuits, if you know what I mean. LBP is just too **** important! Ruh-Roh! Kids, cover your...eyes!

2009-09-17 02:15:00 Author: comphermc Posts: 5338

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Ruh-Roh! Kids, cover your...eyes! I meant sleeping! What else would one do in a bedroom?

2009-09-17 06:31:00 Author: Frogmeister Posts: 236

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I don't sleep much anymore. Time difference between here and Europe keeps me online with friends until 3-4am. This past Sunday I was awake until 6:30am which would be fine if I was younger and didn't have a job. I'm 35 and totally threw my system into crazy mode so now my sleep is all screwed up again. We will be responsible for your death one day. I'm sure of it.

2009-09-17 09:29:00 Author: Zwollie Posts: 2173

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Almost everyday in my math class I'll "pay attention", and then when I go to "take notes" I'll actually be planning out a new device or improving an old one. I've already driven a couple of my friends crazy because I'll just go on LBP rants. One of them hates it whenever me and another friend I sometimes create with start talking about it, as she gets lost fast (she doesn't have a ps3 and has only seen the cover of the game) in amongst the talk of pistons and logic gates and various other tid-bits. I have pretty much taken over the ps3. It isn't even my console or my game. Both actually belong to my brothers gf, who practically lives with us. She sometimes complains that she never gets to play, though whenever I've created something new she is always really interested in what I've done (both of us are total geeks).

2009-09-18 01:48:00 Author: Mennenth Posts: 52

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I meant sleeping! What else would one do in a bedroom? Make a pillow fort.

2009-09-18 02:35:00 Author: bonner123 Posts: 1487

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I don't miss too many important things, but I think about LBP level ideas and sketch out contraptions and the like on papers in school.

2009-09-18 03:13:00 Author: chezhead Posts: 1063

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I remember staying up to 1 AM at night when I get on a creation drive. I swear, it happened every night for about two weeks last December. All of that time dedicated to the "never-in-a-million-years" level resulted in over 12+ hours of nothing but fumbling with the Create mode .

2009-09-18 04:06:00 Author: Outlaw-Jack Posts: 5757

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Make a pillow fort. and play lbp in that

2009-09-18 05:42:00 Author: Littlebigdude805 Posts: 1924

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Alot of you go crazy over creating. lol I'am to much of a perfectionist that keeps me from going crazy and creating. I'm very busy with college, l so I don't play much. :'(

2009-09-18 14:18:00 Author: PurpleAddiction Posts: 119

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Believe it or not, last month I set up 2 mirrors in my house, that allow me to continue creating whilst on the loo! A bit embarrasing when we've guests round, however.

2009-09-18 15:15:00 Author: Frogmeister Posts: 236

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I had the worst addiction to LBP, i don't know why, i'm not even a good creator, guess it was cause it was the first i experienced online play, it's interfeared with many a deadline :arg:

2009-09-18 16:22:00 Author: springs86 Posts: 785

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Believe it or not, last month I set up 2 mirrors in my house, that allow me to continue creating whilst on the loo! A bit embarrasing when we've guests round, however. LOL!! That always seems to be a problem.

2009-09-18 17:11:00 Author: Powershifter Posts: 668

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Fun thread, but things become serious when your level is "nearly" finished for weeks... and you can't leave it like this!! My girlfriend (now my wife ) nearly leaves me when I was "about-to-finish" The Bunker. I was missing all day, and I forgot about eating, sleeping, visit friends... I had to promise my wife that was my last level ever To be able to create my following level, I had to "learn" to create at night... That nearly cost me my job. Nobody wants a zombie in the office

2009-09-18 21:58:00 Author: poms Posts: 383

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That's a funny and...scary...thread! But I'm just like you guys... They should have put a warning sticker on the box : This game can be bad for health and social life. Use with caution.

2009-09-19 01:40:00 Author: dajdaj03 Posts: 1486

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i have shrugged off a good bit of homework with LBP. but i soo totally know the "almost" finished feeling is. you test it once its done, to fix a few bugs, but then you gotta change something you just noticed, then its final for real, then you got more problems that you just gotta solve! and then the next thing you know, its 3 AM

2009-09-19 05:50:00 Author: mattbru77 Posts: 143

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I first got started on LBP nine months ago. I met some people at a club and was invited to a party. A couple invited me to go home with them if I wanted to try their levels. I was drunk and agreed. At their apartment we went into the bedroom where he took a LBP disc out of a drawer and loaded it. Showed me how it was played. I think any LBP addict out there knows what happened next. I couldn't believe the rush, like a thousand joypad vibrations at once. After that night we had many more LBP parties where I hooked up with other people and I was invited to join online sessions. As time went by I started blowing thousands of pounds and spending increasingly less time at home with my family. Eventually I began to steal money from my wife to pay for downloadable content, but then she got wise to me and threw me out of the home. She said she didn't know who I was anymore and it was hurting her and the kids to see me like that. I moved into a static trailer and started to abuse LBP worse than ever, having few responsibilities and nobody around to rein me in. My manager at the store began to notice I was always turning up late for work because I was staying up all night without sleep. He gave me a few chances, but I couldn't quit LBP and eventually he had to let me go. He said my dishevelled appearance and irritable manner were putting off his customers. I robbed his till of ?20 before I left and bought myself the MGS pack, which kept me on a constant high for five days before I finally collapsed unconcious. I don't have any memory of what came after, but I remember the doctors telling me I had been in a coma for three days and that my joypad had to be surgically removed from my hand. They said unless I quit playing LBP, I would most likely be dead before my 35th birthday. But I can't do it...I just can't quit. Without it my life seems dull and depressing, and nothing else gives me the same buzz. It does scare me though. I suffer constant weight loss, nausea and migraines each day, and I'm aware that I may have very little time left to complete my current level in progress. Anyway, I'm gonna leave this thread now because I'm starting to get a tremor in my fingers which is a sure sign of withdrawal. A man's gotta get his fix, y'know? :eek: glad thats not real.

2009-09-19 05:53:00 Author: mattbru77 Posts: 143

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I think I was most obsessed with this before it came out. I just wouldn't shut up about how amazing this game would be, and I kept going insane wondering what I'm gonna do to pass time until release. Anyone remember the whole fiasco with the song that referenced the Quran? I went insane. ANOTHER 2 WEEKS WITHOUT LBP!? Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

2009-09-19 06:07:00 Author: Foofles Posts: 2278

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I think I was most obsessed with this before it came out. I just wouldn't shut up about how amazing this game would be, and I kept going insane wondering what I'm gonna do to pass time until release. Anyone remember the whole fiasco with the song that referenced the Quran? I went insane. ANOTHER 2 WEEKS WITHOUT LBP!? Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo! I was the same way. I got REALLY angry. Then I went searching for places to buy lbp and get around the delayed release date. Newegg didn't participate in the recall, so I ordered it with one day shipping and had it on October 21st, the day it was supposed to come out.

2009-09-19 13:52:00 Author: xkappax Posts: 2569

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I thought about it, but I already reserved my copy in Best Buy for the Nariko bonus costume so it wouldn't have made sense.

2009-09-19 14:09:00 Author: Foofles Posts: 2278

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I thought about it, but I already reserved my copy in Best Buy for the Nariko bonus costume so it wouldn't have made sense. I lucked out. I had preordered it online from Best Buy... so they had sent me nariko in the mail about a month beforehand. When I found out about the newegg thing, I cancelled my preorder, but still had the nariko code. Then a friend just gave me an extra kratos code that they had. So somehow (and I have the worst luck in the world) I got kratos, nariko, and the game on October 21st. :O

2009-09-19 14:18:00 Author: xkappax Posts: 2569

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Yeah, I was lucky to get mine from a local video game store either on the 20th or the 21st, I can't remember? I know they had it a day before anyone else because they didn't wait for shipping - they literally drove up to the distribution center. But, back on topic... To be able to create my following level, I had to "learn" to create at night... That nearly cost me my job. Nobody wants a zombie in the office Yeah I resonate with that. Creating at night hasn't worked so far, but, I've learned to utilize the time when my wife is busy or isn't at home. Luckily for me, she chose to go back to college for another degree, so lately she's been busy with her homework, and I've been busy with my LBP

2009-09-19 15:48:00 Author: Powershifter Posts: 668

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i tend to create little and often. i get distracted a lot from creating doing other things. its just another game and i wont become obsessed, as it wont help me in my career or in life.

2009-09-19 18:46:00 Author: SteveBigGuns Posts: 423

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i almost flunked 9th grade cause of it and pretty much wasted 60% of my summer on this. i dont have a gf, either. thats about it for me lol

2009-09-20 03:18:00 Author: Voodeedoo Posts: 724

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(LBP) wont help me in my career or in life. See that's interesting, because I tend to think the opposite. I think create mode provides an opportunity for problem solving. Problem solving is definitely something that is used in every career, and in life. I love the challenge of figuring out how to create something, and then make it work with insane logic combos. Sometimes I can't figure it out, but I ask people on this website who gladly help - and I've learned a lot because they take the time to explain how their logic works. So, that would be an example of "networking", which in the real world is a must in just about every occupation. Another example of networking is gathering a team of level testers that try to find any and all bugs in your level before you publish it. Lots of jobs in the real world are best done in teams rather than individually. So there are at least a few elements in LBP that we do use in our every day lives. However, if a person does not really involve themselves in the create mode, I can see where your statement would ring true. Thanks for your post though - it made me think

2009-09-21 16:46:00 Author: Powershifter Posts: 668

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