If u picked any situation portrayed in a game which do you think worst as in which one would u personally find the most difficult as yourself in that situation.

Mine would be dead space

On an evil ship full of necromorphs don't think I would be getting out of that one.

So what's your worst situation?

In the zone, stalker. I fail horribly.

That bit where you decide whether to machine gun the Germans or burn them in Cod 5. I felt pity for them, as they probably weren't Nazis....but thats another topic

Being a checker piece in the front middle lines seems like a crummy situation...

Being any player in WOW, "OMG SO MUCH GRIND!!!!!!!"

(I dont hate WOW, I just dont play it because you have to pay)
(I know I would play for hours if I had it)

If WoW was real and i was actually having to melee the mobs/boss myself. I'd get tired rather quickly, then probably killed.

xitel:
Mine would be the game where people constantly say "u" instead of "you". That's horrifying.

My thoughts, precisely.

Left 4 Dead on Expert. And the AI director knows what you did last summer.

I always thought that being in Silent Hill is a bad situation. On the one hand I like nurses but on the other hand I hate fog.

Gamegeneral:
In the zone, stalker. I fail horribly.

Damn, I was going to say this. It's especially interesting because it's so easy to tell whether or not a person in real life would survive in the Zone. You can go even further with it and tell how well certain pairings or groupings of people would do in the Zone.

For example, I have terrible observational skills, but I have very good "Zone logic." That is, I can easily determine if something is out of place, or how it may have wound up where it is and why, and how it should be approached, if it should in the first place. So I can tell everything about an object, but I would have trouble noticing it in the first place. I would die quickly because I wouldn't be able to react accordingly to my surroundings.

I have a friend, though, who notices everything but has terrible "Zone logic." He wouldn't be able to figure out whether or not something in the Zone would be dangerous unless it's obvious, because he's too set-in-stone about how the world works.

So we would survive together, but on our own we would die.

The Zone is a very interesting concept, and I've spent many hours in deep thought about it. (If you really liked the game, read Roadside Picnic. It's the book the game was based on, and it's very, very good.)

Of course, perhaps I'm less fascinated by the whole thing than you are...

xitel:
Mine would be the game where people constantly say "u" instead of "you". That's horrifying.

u is funny.

I'd hate to be in porrasturvat. (stair dismount).
Getting pushed down stair cases just isn't my thing, although it would be good to claim the compensation.

xitel:
Mine would be the game where people constantly say "u" instead of "you". That's horrifying.

Indeed.