[Luna Sevithiainen]

Originally Posted by gray pierce

Me too! Well except for the CotL and GK thing. Love GK but never had the poem in my mind and haven't played CotL yet.

You should, Conquests of the Longbow is an awesome game!

Originally Posted by Gazzoid

...you want to visit certain countries/towns/cities just because they were used/featured in your favourite game.

I so second this! After finishing GK2, I started planning my 'GK2 pilgrimage', to visit all the real life locations is the game. (Still haven't found the time to actually go though...)

And one that just occured to me:
...When you keep on quoting random lines from random adventure games, just because it fits the situation.

[Abnaxus]

When you think that your name could be a funny acronym for Threepwood.

[WRMW]

Originally Posted by Luna Sevithiainen

I so second this! After finishing GK2, I started planning my 'GK2 pilgrimage', to visit all the real life locations is the game. (Still haven't found the time to actually go though...)

Did a mini one this summer. Munich Zoo, Marienplatz and a small shooting club (the closest I could get to Hunting lodge) in rural Bavaria.

It really is surreal to see Marienplatz in real life after having played GK2.

[potan]

- When you feel offended when someone called Hidden Object Game is Adventure Game

[gray pierce]

Originally Posted by potan

- When you feel offended when someone called Hidden Object Game is Adventure Game

And when in a store walk to the manager and ask him why all the HOGs are in the AG department and why they don't have a seperate department for them.

[Intense Degree]

...when every time you see a secutiry guard or receptionist you begin devising wildly improbable plans to distract them so you can get past!

Completely agree on the adventure games pilgrimage front, I've been wanting to do Munich etc. (GK2) and Rennes-le-Chateaux (GK3) for a while. Might have to check out some of the Lost Crown/Barrow Hill locations in Cornwall too! One of these days I'll get round to it...!

[Little Writer]

Originally Posted by gray pierce

And when in a store walk to the manager and ask him why all the HOGs are in the AG department and why they don't have a seperate department for them.

... when you wish your store had an AG department ...

[Intense Degree]

Originally Posted by Little Writer

... when you wish your store had an AG department ...

...or even when you're grateful when your store actually does PC games and spend ages rooting through the ones they do have in the hope some AG's will be in there...

[traz]

When you refer to searching for a lost contact lens as "pixel hunting".

[Dara100]

I lived for several years in Heidelberg and Stuttgart and seeing Marienplatz in the game brought tears to my eyes.

[skeeter_93]

Originally Posted by Intense Degree

...or even when you're grateful when your store actually does PC games and spend ages rooting through the ones they do have in the hope some AG's will be in there...

So so true... I thought the Uk and Europe would be adventure game heaven, but I found that everywhere has a severe lack...

[indigo_206]

- When you believe that life has multiple endings.

[pointandcliklover]

or when in class you start thinking how can i escape if i call my tutors assistant and ask for my tutor, text a mate to ring the fire alarm bell or maybe use the items in my bag to creat a distraction then jumping out the window

[Blackcat]

When you meet Spanish-speaking people and the only thing you can say to them is 'Es el pollo diablo'.
And that's also what I think when I see Mexican dishes with chicken in it.

[pointandcliklover]

when you cannot remember what a custard cream is

[Fantasysci5]

Originally Posted by Luna Sevithiainen

...When you are developing a lack of sleep because you usually only quit playing when you are stuck and you JUST managed to solve the puzzle you are stuck in, and so you just have to see what lies beyond that...and beyond that...and beyond that

Oh gosh, I hate doing this! There's no good place to stop in a good game. lol

Originally Posted by Sughly

You know you play Adventure Games too much when you check Adventure Gamers' forums more than 3 times a day.

Err...I check the forums about once an hour, unless I'm sleeping. Seriously.

Originally Posted by Gazzoid

...you want to visit certain countries/towns/cities just because they were used/featured in your favourite game.

I really want to see Saxton from "Lost Crown"/Polperro.

Originally Posted by gray pierce

And when in a store walk to the manager and ask him why all the HOGs are in the AG department and why they don't have a seperate department for them.

That's exactly how I feel. I hate that. I also see tentative RPGs in the so-called "Adventure" isle, and it really urks me. Good idea for an example.

[zobraks]

You know you play too many adventure games when...

... you jump off the cliff with an umbrella in your hand, hoping to reach the ledge leading to a cave with enormous pirate treasure.

[skeeter_93]

When you think all your favourite tv shows would make great games and daydream about playing them... but they'd probably end up an action game anyway

[Zanthia]

when you cannot remember what a custard cream is

But know very well what a fish cream is

[ggreen737]

When you think that double-clicking is a viable alternative.