Haha. Not really. This isn't the zombie apocalypse and most decisions aren't made on a visible timer.

Sounds lame, but I think games in general have helped me be more decisive in real life. Can't pause life to go over every possible outcome, though I wish in certain situations a [...] option was available to me.

Not in the least.

It's a powerful ending but I don't think a video game has ever influenced my real life in any significant way.

I was always a decisive person so decisive Ill decide for you.

If I ask you a question such as "Want to go out on Friday?" and you ummmm and ahhh for just long enough, I will saying "You didn't answer me straight away and you still haven't decided, that's a no then." and if they argue with like "Hey I never actually said." I can easily say "So your saying yes." and they always reply "well no." with me going "See I told you, you answered me by not answering. Its a no."

Always hit 1.

Mass Effect is the only game to truly have that affect on me.

I should go.

I wouldn't go as far as to say the game changed my decision making after I was done with it. But I will say while making decisions I realized what kind of person I was when it came down to those virtual situations.

Nah, but I do think about climbing shit, driving like mad or shooting some shit up sometimes. Good thing I quickly decide not to do that.

@Claude: You gotta love that urge to just climb something though.

I never thought about it until now. Maybe it will. I'll check in about a week