Never ask a lady her age

[Caduceus]

Anyone have a NAP with their spouse?

[Dedas]

Yes, and every day we have to renew it because we both forget.

[WraithLord]

31. married+1+2(one baby, two dogs).
Oh and my wife hates this game, no NAPs about it!

BTW, I'm still waiting for MOM2, it has been like 13 years now
Though now I can safely say dom-III is better

[Velusion]

WraithLord said:
31. married+1+2(one baby, two dogs).
Oh and my wife hates this game, no NAPs about it!

BTW, I'm still waiting for MOM2, it has been like 13 years now
Though now I can safely say dom-III is better

Copycat!

[HoneyBadger]

I can say in all honesty that Dom 3 has had an adverse effect on my marriage-my wife's threatened to smash my laptop into little bits on more than one occasion, because I spend the majority of my free time playing this game.

I've currently got my laptop hidden, because I figure, if she can't see it, she won't think about it as much, and then I can play it to my heart's content when she's not around.

[lch]

Old games (like Might and Magic: World of Xeen) used to have a "boss key" which you could hit in case of an emergency, and then it would display something harmless: a DOS screen for example, or a spreadsheet. Newer games no longer have it.

[HoneyBadger]

Can we ask the devs to add a feature where, when you hit the ESC key, the screen turns into a beautiful valentine that we can print out and give to our rightfully embittered spouses?

After all, they're the ones that got us into this mess

[Caduceus]

HoneyBadger said:
my wife's threatened to smash my laptop into little bits on more than one occasion, because I spend the majority of my free time playing this game.

I just ended up getting my wife a Nintendo DS and a copy of Brain Age and Puzzle Quest. I haven't seen her in weeks.

Speaking of Puzzle Quest, if you like (or your loved one likes) Bejeweled with RPG elements, I highly recommend the demo for the PC, which should eventually come out as a full version. It is also available for the 360, PSP, DS, and eventually the PS3 as well.

[BigDisAwesome]

Caduceus said:

I just ended up getting my wife a Nintendo DS and a copy of Brain Age and Puzzle Quest. I haven't seen her in weeks.

Speaking of Puzzle Quest, if you like (or your loved one likes) Bejeweled with RPG elements, I highly recommend the demo for the PC, which should eventually come out as a full version. It is also available for the 360, PSP, DS, and eventually the PS3 as well.

I imported a pink DS from Japan (before they came out in the states), Animal Crossing, and Tetris for her wedding present. She loved it.

[WraithLord]

HoneyBadger said:
I can say in all honesty that Dom 3 has had an adverse effect on my marriage-my wife's threatened to smash my laptop into little bits on more than one occasion, because I spend the majority of my free time playing this game.

I've currently got my laptop hidden, because I figure, if she can't see it, she won't think about it as much, and then I can play it to my heart's content when she's not around.

LOL

My wife has threatened to burn, smash, hide or else pour water on my, laptop, desktop, 2nd desktop, games and or books (and she know which ones I like most, Dom generations and George Martin come first on the black list). Fortunately this grim fate hasn't yet been met