I got Fallout: New Vegas a few days ago, and before I knew it, I was right back in the situation I was in when I originally got Fallout 3.  I wake up in the morning, and I want to to play.  I finish work, and I want to play.  And over the weekend, God help me, but I'm lucky if I manage to leave my computer to go to the bathroom.  This was completely predictable, but I'm still kind of blown away by the damage this does to my life.  There's just something about exploring the wasteland, meeting the inhabitants, and trying to figure out why somebody would want to shoot me in the head.... 
 
So good work, Obsidian.  When my marriage unravels, I'll know who to blame.

I got Fallout: New Vegas a few days ago, and before I knew it, I was right back in the situation I was in when I originally got Fallout 3.  I wake up in the morning, and I want to to play.  I finish work, and I want to play.  And over the weekend, God help me, but I'm lucky if I manage to leave my computer to go to the bathroom.  This was completely predictable, but I'm still kind of blown away by the damage this does to my life.  There's just something about exploring the wasteland, meeting the inhabitants, and trying to figure out why somebody would want to shoot me in the head.... 
 
So good work, Obsidian.  When my marriage unravels, I'll know who to blame.

luckily it'll crash or lock up on you every so often to give you that bathroom break or food run you need for human survival...that was a nice touch on their part.

I know how it feels buddy, I really need to finsih an essay and a shitload of other schoolwork but I keep playing New Vegas
 
But I've finally put it aside and now I'm doing my boring schoolwork and browsing the forums
 
Btw, playing on the PC with mods is fucking awesome, makes the game so much more fun