Do you have some kind of tick or autistic thing that you do in every game, Sup Forums?

Do you have some kind of tick or autistic thing that you do in every game, Sup Forums?

I always
>turn off the vidya music
>play a female (if possible)

Bind jump to mouse2

>Arrive at crossing
>Lets go left
>Have to fight some monsters
>What if the right way was a dead end with some cool loot? I don't want to progress the story and and risk not coming back
>Stop going left, turn around go right
>Fight some more monsters
>Game autosaves, cutscene blocks the way back, story continues.

EVERY.FUCKING.TIME

Quickly cycle between weapons while walking/running for no good reason.

invert camera for analog stick

Buy and stock items in multiples of three.

Classic counter strike ocd.
Flashing your fucking knife 500 times (or cycling through your weapons) while bunny hopping towards the enemy

always play as a male, and try to commit homicide against as many female NPCs as i can find.

Did 2002 handcuff herself to middle girl without her knowing?

>do this but save before
>end up going the right way and story progresses
>game is a jrpg and can't be arsed to do all that shit again

I knew a kid who'd pause the game every time he'd have an itch.

>waste things like potions or attacks just so the number is even

>>turn off the vidya music
if you do that you need to kill yourself

>play female

kys

this

inverting y axis is the most patrician way to play any video game

literally makes no sense unless you're using a joystick.

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>turn off the vidya music
I'm actually mad

I walk in open world games to make it more cinematic.

>Trying to min-max sidequests by accepting every single one you come across, then fast travelling to every map one by one and completing each questpoint in the area before movin on to the next map just so you can minimize the amount of travelling between missions.
>Completly missing the plot of the individual quests because you are solving 500 different problems at the same time.
Some quests in the next map send you back to an area you just cleared/came from
>throw the fucking keyboard out the window

If you have a large film camera you would tilt the back end down to aim the camera up. Same for X-axis, many old games used to be like this. Also useful for flying games. Makes perfect sense, brainlet.

But I'm controlling a head, not a camera.
It does work for a plane because I'm controlling a plane.

My nigga

but you're not using a film camera, you're using a video game controller. and i know it's useful for flying games, that's why i mentioned the joystick. flying sims are the only reason to invert y-axis unless you simply have to be a contrarian and "unique". everyone i know who inverts the y-axis has eventually told me about it without me asking, ever.

>check statistics
>find some arbitrary that I do not like
>try to avoid that one stat from now on
It's not like I'm try to challenge myself or anything I just really hate statistics. If I end up doing that one thing it going to bother me to the point of having to save scum or reset my game progress entirely.

Not sure if it counts but while playing mgs5 I was bored so I wear the skull's suit and started to pretend that I was a superhero with a batman mentality (no killings and no deadly guns).

You haven't played with me then, I'll just change your settings and throw you off next time you play.

If you put a stick on someone's head and wanted to use it to make them look up, you'd pull it back. This is also why your extension muscles are on the back side.

>What is Xenoblade Chronicles

I burned the fuck out of this game doing exactly this. And each new area had even MORE sidequests.

>Always try to finish fights on Supers
>Will try to play in character even if gameplaywise it's detrimental
>Get way too attached to unimportant NPCs that are literally just character models

>plays female
>because "he dont wants to stare at a mans ass"

When i was younger i had many MMO romances going on. But because of people like you i felt kinda gay for it afterwards

excessive use of savegames

I did it in the first Borderlands and the fact that often times multiple maps are connected but only one of them has a fast travel point only fuelled my rage. When you don't even know which area your supposed to go to because the fast travel point only shows the name of the first map and the compass arrow only points towards the map exit so you have to sift through all connected maps just to find a single location.

i don't let other people touch my consoles with their greasy hands. also analog sticks aren't comparable to muscles, they are smaller and much, much less flexible.

explain how either of these are autistic

Only gays feel gay. That's how they realise they're gay

>how to spot an oldfag

PC gamer?

Autistic is a completely meaningless word at this point. It's a filler word for when Sup Forums's brain is unable to come up with an appropriate adjective.

>Playing Titan Quest
>TQ Vault
>Must have one of each item!

>Playing Skyrim
>Modding the game to be able to lift as much weight as possible
>Must have one of each item!

>Playing Witcher 3
>Great game but what's the point if I can't collect every item?

>Playing Darkest Dungeon
>Heroes stay until they die! No dismissing allowed.
>First hero of each class gets default name.
>Also must collect every trinket!

>Playing any game
>Hear about new expansion/DLC on the works
>Can't play any more until it comes out

>Game lets you choose race/class
>Human Warrior always.

>Having every Street Fighter from 1 to 5 plus Alpha and EX 1 and 2.
>Must play as Ryu through all of them in a row. Ryu's Path!

>Playing Heroes of Might and Magic V or III
>Starting hotseat campaign with all factions controlled by me.
>Hurr-durr it's like playing chess against myself.

>Playing XCOM 2
>Only one soldier from each nation! (That includes WotC factions)
>Must have outfit with flag!

>Autistic is a completely meaningless word at this point.
Try telling that tumblr

Collect absolutely everything I can before activating the next event that opens up more things to collect.

It's hell in Pokemon.

I turn the Y axis back to it's proper setting.

comp fps before 2010 are put in to 4:3 for bigger heads and hitboxes.

U gay nigga just accept it

I always rotate the camera right whenever possible, even if I have to rotate the camera left I'll just go all the way around unless it's temporary.
I also do this irl.

>playing with music on
dont touch me, musicinist teenager

CAN somebody explain the OP pic for me?

I play every game that allows stealth (and it's viable) twice. First run is always perfect ghost with music turned off, second is with music and killing all enemies.

I turn off music for the first playthrough of every game I play too.

RPGs with choices I play thrice if replay value is good enough. First run is how I'd choose myself. Second run is mister nice guy. Third run is full blown edge.

I also play RPGs with exclusive factions enough times to play the entire game for every faction individually.

If a game has collectibles like AC I sometimes do a collect all run, but not always. Didn't manage to do it for the first AC.

If a game has a lot of exploration, I do my first run so I only visit places my character has a reason to visit (and those I find interesting when I stuck upon them while questing) and do things my character has a reason to do, but without actively searching every nook and cranny. Second run is full visit everything run.

I also walk rather than run, unless it's necessary in a given situation (escaping monsters or enemies, chasing someone etc.). I eat regularly even if there's no hunger mechanics. When the weather is bad, I find shelter. When camping at night, I find or make a fire (if possible). If travelling at night, I light torches or flashlights, even if nights in game are bright. I avoid using map if it's not obtained by character, but rather built in the game, especially if it has markers. If a game doesn't have automatic journal, I write my own.

I like to play when high, usually on weed. I sometimes have ideas when playing high, I note them.

>constantly jump if controls allow me and game is NOT a platformer
>point right stick right and rotate left stick counter-clockwise so character travels in a straight line while spinning (I don't do this with m+kb)
>frequently cycle through weapons (I've never played counter strike)
>constantly examine objects, even if I've done so already in previous playthroughs (pic related)
>occasionally try to cancel dialog so different words are said. For example, at SotN's Game Over screen, I cancel it at the right time so it sounds like the voice is shouting "gay" in exasperation
>if inventory can be sorted, I will, even if it's a key item list that I'll never need to enter to use the item

>play as a female

t. soyboy

why would you turn off the music on your first playthrough

>See sniper in a game
>Duck in real life to get away from the snipers shots/vision

Anybody else do this?

Nah, but when I played Stalker games I slav squatted on my chair and yelled cyka blyat when I died

I just want to know if 2002 is her year of birth or her name

I bind Crouch to Mouse2

>>turn off the vidya music

This is an awful thing to do. Music is one of the last things that's really hard to fuck up because it's created by people with merit and only merit. It adds so much magic to anything that's even remotely good.

You're fucking yourself out of much if not the majority of an experience. You might as well be deaf.

>playing games like this expecting them to be good
>getting upset when their shitty design tendencies fuck you over but you still keep playing like a shittard that never learns.

I'll give you an honest answer.

Hording buff items and never using them. That's autistic.

>probably doesn't actually do this and just wishes they did.

>game is stealth-action that offers multiple paths and ways to handle every encounter, a'la deus ex
>do every stealth-style path until settling on the optimal one that gets the most xp
Makes for loooong playthroughs

>presupposing

i press the quick save button like 5 times before stopping

god bless

Oh and I also never run when playing mage. Mages don't run. If I encounter an enemy as a mage that I can't beat, I'm fucked.

Not that it really happens, because mages are OP.

I light all standing torches when playing Gothic.

I did that in skyrim +100 hours still haven't defeated alduin kek

Ever since I tried to run first Ass Creed on microwave, I had a hard on for setting minimum graphics without sacrificing aesthetics. So I will set minimum resolution or texture detail, but will max grass density or enable dynamic lighting. I also prioritize field of view over anything else. I am willing to set anything to minimum if that's necessary to add those few meters of vision. I plan to try the opposite (minimizing field of view and maximizing other settings) with some games to see if render fog adds to atmosphere, but I never done that yet.

Explore every little corner and path to make sure I never miss anything

I name characters in TES games from the abbreviations of game title. Respectively: Tesa, Tesiid, Tesiiim, Tesivo, Tesvs.
Tesa is female, the rest are male. Tesvs can only be Imperial, his name is pronounced Tesus.