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Do you guys have time to play video games in medical school?
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I play maybe 2-3 hours a week on average. Sometimes more, often less.
One guy in our class games non-stop during lecture. Don't know how he keeps up.
This is my first summer off from school and I am hardcore bingeing on video games. PS: The Witcher 3 is awesome!
I'm done in like 5 days. I'm going home when classes finish to play Call of Duty 12 hr/day for a week straight.
I bet the gamer doctors all have PC Master Race superiority complex... cuz their budget funds it
I mean, gaming on PC is always right.Is it a complex of it's right?
Gaming will get beat out of you as responsibility grows and work increases. The days of raiding till 3am 7 days a week ended for me when residency began. As an attending I don't have the time or motivation to play.
Gaming will get beat out of you as responsibility grows and work increases. The days of raiding till 3am 7 days a week ended for me when residency began. As an attending I don't have the time or motivation to play.
I'm done in like 5 days. I'm going home when classes finish to play Call of Duty 12 hr/day for a week straight.
I played the telltale batman on an afternoon after a test. It was either that or see my friends. No regrets
Yeah intern year doesn't allow me to keep playing the MMO's I enjoy. I'm looking for a game that's a lot less labor intensive or grindy that I can play 1-3 hours a week.
The time I spent playing that game during our breaks from med school for the holidays is unfathomable! Amazing game.I find Forza Horizon 3 plus the Pandora app to be an excellent use of 30 mins to an hour.
Thanks for pointing it out!There's a moderately active subreddit for gamer docs /r/doctorsthatgame.
Plenty of medical students on there too.
My friend watches LoL on Twitch to relax, but I don't think he plays much. I've never played any RTS or MMORPGs. Just classic arcade, racing and FPS.It would be difficult to play MMO RPG sorta games like WOW.
But I have no problem playing League of Legends occasionally.
It takes your mind off work soemtimes.
Just spent about 9 hours yesterday playing old school EverQuest. I don't have much time to game regularly anymore in residency, but as I enjoy it quite a bit I still occasionally have binges on "time-intensive" games. Most of the time, though, I play in brief spurts on things that don't require consistent playtime to get through. For that role I just starting working through Pokemon Red for the nostalgia.
Completely agree with @fahimaz7 though... your motivation and desire to game falls as your ability to do other things increases.
The progression server or free to play
Project99... it's the best of each.
I am excited about the the new one...I really didn't like infinite warfare.
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Tell me about it. I've been playing CoD since world at war came out, this is the first year I've switched to battlefield, hopefully the new CoD is better
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My friends and I switched to Battlefield too.
RIP CoD. Remember the nuke.
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When Battlefield 3 first came out (I was an MS1), a couple of classmates and I were HEAVY into it... we played on a squad together several nights a week. It was awesome.
Witcher 3 ruined my neuro block.Definitely slowed down on games when I started school. Switched over to stuff where you can hop in for a 10-20 minutes and stop playing. I.e. Hearthstone, heros of the storm, overwatch. On breaks/slower times of the year I found time to work through 15-20 hour games like RE:7.
But good luck playing a game like destiny, world of warcraft, fallout, or the witcher.
I LOVE Smite lol. Way better than leagueSMITE for me...
4 separate accounts since late 2013 (M1). Probably logged like 1,500 games or more.
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Click-to-move games are badI LOVE Smite lol. Way better than league
Witcher 3 ruined my neuro block.
Clocked in 6-8 hours/weekday while on rotations after this game came out.. No regrets