/v/ - Video Games

>>13799498

For some reason I sweat intensely every time I play dota and it makes me hate the game even more

I sweat every time I play an FPS.

I can't explain it, even if I'm playing casually, not really paying attention, my armpits just become Niagra Falls.

Maybe, but it was probably just the dorito sodium

Every time I play a mission in AC5 I get tense for some reason. I've played up to mission 4 so far. I need to get back to finishing AC5 some time.

Pretty much any game that's hard, and can send you all the way back to the beginning if you fail. If I get close to losing, I'll usually pause, and only return to it hours or days later, because of how nervous it makes me. I like the feeling of tension, though.

I sweat when I play SupCom and the opponent's team is focusing on me, especially when I am building an experimental nuke and all their long-range artys are hitting my base while I have to nuke them and keep building shields.

Near the end of a Battle Royale (the original mod) round, I'd end up sweaty and trembling during the final firefight. It wasn't so much the gameplay itself, but having put over an hour into the round up to that point raised the stakes.

>>13799879

Oh I was expecting a "ran ran ruu" from the thumbnail

Anything competitive makes me sweat more and faster than a marathon

>>13799498

pretty much fucking 1cc runs dude, the idea of reseting back to square one is very painful, or even single elimination tournaments, that's fucking hype as shit.

Didn't sweat, but I felt physically exhausted every time I finished a session of Doom 3.

>Pick up SA after giving up on PCB's phantasm extra.

>Survive all the way to utsuho with reimu B On hard

>Don't know how her shit works. Everything else has been predictable or highly patterned at this point.

>Get to Blazing Star - Ten Evil stars

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>>13799498

The only game that ever made me sweat was Starcraft 2 rank matches. I played Counter-Strike: GO at supreme and I never really became excited except for a few times but it was every other match with Starcraft I'd start sweating or sometimes my hand would shake. It was really intense for me.

>>13799498

I remember getting sweaty palms during one of my Elite Four runs in Pokemon.

>Trying to beat Flandre as my first EX boss clear

>A few hours of effort and practice gittin gud as I'm not the best at danmaku

>Go for a serious run

>A long drawn out battle with deaths here and there

>Eventually limp my way to Q.E.D Ripples of 495 years with no lives left and only 1 bomb remaining

>I have never concentrated harder in my life

>Dive, duck, and dodge with all my might

>Eventually hear the patchun of victory

>She's fading away but the bullets are still there

>I get clipped by a fucking bullet as it all fades

>Deathbomb

I wish I still had that replay. I liked to watch it every once in a while to feel good.

Only 1cc'ing an arcade game can create that feeling of tension. There's nothing like having to sit through a gauntlet of constant death where the slightest mistake builds up and punishment is immediate.