Mm?. I mean that's all up to you. ~ But, I guess it matters where you actually game. If its in the living room, you're probably screwed, and guests take first importance. If its in this den-thing, or a bedroom; then you should be able to do whatever you want. Its just matters.

@blu3v3nom07: Oh no, I am not rude enough to do it in the living room. Guess I should have clarified that. I have my own game room. People tend to just pop in and start mouthing off about this and that.

@bolt: Mm. You're probably screwed anyway. If its just your wife, then, just let her know to leave you alone for a bit. But ah, this is tricky, I guess. Very much so.. if you're immersed and you like hearing the dialogue..

It sounds like you two need a divorce.

Start chucking shit when they do. It's worked wonders for me.

lmao

Try communicating, with her, duder. She'll understand that you need some private video game time (if she doesn't, maybe there's a problem). Just make sure Video Game Time isn't cutting too far into Married Couple Time.

Yeah, unless it's a casual no-story kind of game, I usually wait until everyone is gone before I play anything. I don't mind watching (as long as there are no spoilers) or talking about it though.