what are your weird gaming habits?

[Bushido]

this is the thread where you talk about weird habits you have that pertain to games.

... obviously.

whenever I'm alone in an fps i will shoot once, then reload my gun periodically just to make background noise: otherwise I pay too much attention to the world and flip the forget out when something shows up (and usually IMMEDIATELY shoot it regardless of affiliation)

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[Filipe]

On any games with cars included, sometimes I like play some music, drive normally and respect the laws, even on games that are totally not supoused to do that (Trackmania, any GTA games, some NFS, even Burnout)

[Cassord²]

I dunno man I just play games.

[Dreams_Of_Cheese]

I have the innate urge to reposition bodies that die in awkward positions to more suitable places. It never looks as good as where they were killed, but I do it anyway. It's most noticeable in RPGS, though I'll occasionally try it in FPS's like Half-life and Dishonored.

[Ceist]

whenever playing a game in a vehicle, i always twitch on my left brown townog stick, like, always twitching left and right

[Shyguy :D]

i enjoy viewing the scenery then playing

[Cargøn]

In singleplayer games I like a sort of "company" so I don't feel very alone. I pickup statuettes, pets, escorting NPCs, robot drones, brains in jars, I've even gone as far as a the skull of a killed enemy whom I named "Pelias". This was crowned in "Don't Starve", when I started digging up graves in search of a garden gnome named "Steve" who was in charge of tending to the fire. I was genuinely angry when a brush fire swept him away.

Actually, looking at it this way, that's kinda creepy.
also,

I can't make unfriendly or richardish decisions in games ever because I feel bad for the characters.
Also I feel really guilty when a pokemon in my party faints

[Tonkka²]

If its a racing game, when i was a kid i used to turn the controller in the way i was steering. When i was playing platforming games also as a kid, i used to jump in real life whenever i jumped.

Whenever there is a stairwell in an FPS, i check if theres anything/anyone under it before i go. When i go i climb it up backwards so i can retaliate if someone is trying to shoot me from behind the railing.

[Filipe]

I also wave the character's head when some NPC says something I agree with or when they ask me a question, I like to interact with them more

[alex dude]

If it's a shooting game, I tend to reload all the time.

[The Subject]

When playing some games where when you hit Esc, move your mouse, and when you go back it's in the same spot, I like to hit Esc and center my mouse in the middle of the screen where the crosshair would be.

[ChexGuy331]

Make sure my ammo count either ends in 5 or an even number by firing once.

Mashing the spacebar or mousescrolling up randomly goes for anything, but it disrupts games sometimes.

[The Subject]

I also hit the left and right keys by alternating so it feels like I pushed them both evenly. If I don't, my fingers usually have this hot or burning feeling.

[LeetZero]

Even if I have a reasonable KDR (>1.0) in a match, I don't actually complain if I die, but how I die. I flip the forget out when I get killed right after I get into a hiding spot or where I unload my whole clip into someone and he gets killed by someone (or I die by him) or something like this.
I also tend to stock up in RPGs with potions and stuff, and by the end of the game I have sereval dozens/hundreds of those and I have had died several times, barely using them if even doing so.

[John Constantine]

If it's a shooting game, I tend to reload all the time.