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Maybe not healing power, but they sure do make being sick a little more bearable. What are you favorite games to play when you're bed ridden and feeling like crap? I've got a nasty flu and Final Fantasy IV Advance is keeping me company.
Depending on the severity of the illness, the answer could vary...
but generally I'd rule out anything remotely complex, as well as anything which requires dexterity or reflex in any manner. This doesn't leave much...BUT!!!
Harvest Moon. A perfect slow-paced, relaxing, time-killing game. Usually, I don't so much as need to plot out crop formations because I've already done so at an earlier time.
Pretty much every other option requires too much thinking or, you know, actually doing things.
Of course, we could also go by the other definition of 'sick'(the one where you skip school/work). In that case, I play something that's -really- good. Actually, for some of classes, it doesn't even need to be all that good...
Sandbox games where you can just muck about, without any stress. Generally, things like just taking a sunday drive in GTA (literally), or flight simulator, or any FPS with vehicles -- like just taking the warthog for a spin in an empty multiplayer level of Halo, or just throwing physics objects around in half-life 2.
I've been fiddling a bit with Pyro Sand 2, trying to get a good chain going. I've tried to get it set up so that I manually light a fuse which detonates a horizontal line of C4, which allows salt that was above the C4 to fall into the water below the C4, which allows napalm to flow out through the hole in the side of the wall left by the C4 onto some plant and pile up until it reachs a torch, burning the napalm and setting the plant on fire, which eventually burns through to some gunpowder which explodes.
I haven't been able to not detonate the napalm with the C4 yet, though.
a game that is not too bright or loud. I can seriously feel the radiation jostling around in my skull
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Marty: The future, it's where you're going? Doc: That's right, twenty five years into the future. I've always dreamed on seeing the future, looking beyond my years, seeing the progress of mankind. I'll also be able to see who wins the next twenty-five world series.
I stayed home sick one day, booted up Ocarina of Time, got to the Water Temple before I would have been home from school, and immediately got a headache and went to sleep for like 7 hours.
I remember for a week after an operation, I was hopped up on painkillers. I played Splinter Cell Chaos Theory. Since it's stealth based, it was easy to sneak along and not get noticed at all. I got to go as slow as I wanted. Or, I guess as fast as the pain killers were allowing me to react/play.
I think it took me an hour to beat the first level.
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but generally I'd rule out anything remotely complex, as well as anything which requires dexterity or reflex in any manner. This doesn't leave much...BUT!!!
Harvest Moon. A perfect slow-paced, relaxing, time-killing game. Usually, I don't so much as need to plot out crop formations because I've already done so at an earlier time.
Pretty much every other option requires too much thinking or, you know, actually doing things.
Of course, we could also go by the other definition of 'sick'(the one where you skip school/work). In that case, I play something that's -really- good. Actually, for some of classes, it doesn't even need to be all that good...
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The best puzzle game in creation is Devil Dice. No, I didn't forget about Tetris.
Researched, noted, and soon eBaying will occur.
Understatement of the year.
I just played that game for about 2 hours lol.
I will play a dangerous hill over and over and over and over again.
In that same vein, Disgaea. For whatever reason, leveling characters in that game is lots of fun.
Although when the final enemy criticals your healer the blood may get a tad... angry.
I've been fiddling a bit with Pyro Sand 2, trying to get a good chain going. I've tried to get it set up so that I manually light a fuse which detonates a horizontal line of C4, which allows salt that was above the C4 to fall into the water below the C4, which allows napalm to flow out through the hole in the side of the wall left by the C4 onto some plant and pile up until it reachs a torch, burning the napalm and setting the plant on fire, which eventually burns through to some gunpowder which explodes.
I haven't been able to not detonate the napalm with the C4 yet, though.
I played the hell out of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon while I was up at Mayo Clinic last year.
Rock Band DLC | GW:OttW - arrcd | WLD - Thortar
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It appears that within 6,383 posts you've had absolutely nothing funny or constructive to say
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Hey sorry, I actually thought I was in SE.
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I think it made it worse.
On the plus side I was so delirious I can only remember flying through some rings.
grug, this isn't SE++.
And if it was, everyone would tell you to GTFO.
Rock Band DLC | GW:OttW - arrcd | WLD - Thortar
But other than that, any game you enjoy should take your mind off things really.
Do you want to get better or pass out from stress? Seriously, RE4 is tense enough.
Doc: That's right, twenty five years into the future. I've always dreamed on seeing the future, looking beyond my years, seeing the progress of mankind. I'll also be able to see who wins the next twenty-five world series.
And yes, Passing out is good. Especially in the middle of the Krauser fight.
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I think it took me an hour to beat the first level.
When I was younger, I was sick for like two weeks. But, I did clear Super Mario World 2-6 during that time. I literally played and slept all day.
Currently playing: Infamous, Resident Evil 5
Need to play: Shadow Complex, Uncharted 2, Ratchet and Clank: ACIT, MW2, Alpha Protocol
I had pneumonia a few years back and FFIX got me through it, that was a unique hybrid of being miserable and happy at the same time.