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[SomeoneStoleMyName]

Already played through DA:O + DA:2 again, read almost all the lore on dragon age wiki, watched dawn of the seeker twice already, read the forums constantly - but even these forums doesent work anymore. People make way too few threads each day! 

My F5 finger is bleeding and Ive devoured every DA:I related youtube video in existence. 

Not to sound overdramatic but I feel like a demon with an insatiable hunger being forced on hunger-strike slowly turning into a hollow shell. Worldly pleasures appeases me no longer, only the thirst for new threads on the forums and the next DA:I related video release like the combat gameplay series they are releasing.

How to get your mind off dragon age or satisfy the hungerdemon?

[Ms .45]

I breathe deeply into a paper bag.

[Maria Caliban]

Buy Divinity: Original Sin and play that.

[Samahl]

Go to the library and check out the books?

[SomeoneStoleMyName]

Buy Divinity: Original Sin and play that.

This is the second time someone has recommended me that game. Is it really that good?

[Blackout62]

I'm passing the time by beginning a career. So, you know, masochism.

[Ryzaki]

This is the second time someone has recommended me that game. Is it really that good?

 

I find it more fun with friends but yeah pretty fun.

 

4 player mod ftw.

[Aremce]

I tell myself this:

 

 

... and then, someday, DA:I will be there and everything will be happiness.

[Dio Demon]

Go to the library and check out the books?

What's a book?  

[Vapaa]

How to get your mind off dragon age or satisfy the hungerdemon?

 

By not creating useless threads.

[Vulpe]

Mostly reading. I'm currently reading the "Berserk" manga and I'm loving it. After I finish with it I think I'll try to get my hands on "Preacher" comics or the "Attack On Titan" manga. I also recommend reading "Sandman", "Fables" and "Y:The Last Man". Those are not your usual superhero comic, which I don't really like.I actually consider them superior to the usual Marvel or DC comics. The stories, settings and characters feel more original and complex.

I might also start reading a book that a friend gave me for my birthday - "Killer Doctors" - but it kind of got some mixed reviews so I'm kinda meh. I want to put my hands on "Neuromancer" and "The Book Of The New Sun". Before that, I think I'll read the first books from the "Foundation" series.

 

Besides that, I'll keep going to the gym until october until I start college and I'll be keeping learning songs at my guitar...that is if I can get some new strings. I don't have any shop that specialises in this kind of things in my home town and the closest one is nearly 100 km away...and neighter I or my family own a car. I really want to learn the acoustic version of "Layla", but without strings I'm like a fish without water   

Speaking of college, I've found a blog of a guy that studies in the same place as I will. He was such a good guy to post in it the books that a freshman will need in his first year so I might actually buy those books and slowly start learning their content. Considering that I'll have somewhere between a few hundred and a few thosand of pages to learn per semester, I think a month and a half early start might help me a lot.

So many things to do, so little time 

[Althix]

gym

[Hizoku]

stay away from the forums and anything else having to do with DA, maybe play some other games or do something productive.

[Jazzpha]

I'm working on my thesis and banking on the fact that once school starts in the fall, time will fly. My guess is the more things you have to occupy your time, the faster it'll pass.

Honestly, I'm just hoping I'll actually have time to play DAI once it *does* come out. I'm going to have a busy fall.

[SomeoneStoleMyName]

By not creating useless threads.

But there are sooooo few new threads being made each day!

[Giant ambush beetle]

How to get your mind off dragon age or satisfy the hungerdemon?

Having a stressful full-time job plus doing merciless weight lifting and cardio every day leaves me little time to think about DA:I.
It also makes the time fly so I'm not worried about having to ''Wait'' for this game.

[Exaltation]

August:
Risen 3 Titan Lords
Metro/Last Light - Redux

September:
Dragon Age Last Flight
The Sims 4
Dead Rising 3
Fable Anniversary
Sherlock Holmes Crimes & Punishments

October:
Middle Earth Shadow Of Mordor
Alien Isolation
Sleeping Dogs - Definitive Edition
The Evil Within
Assassin's Creed Unity
Lords Of The Fallen

November:
Call Of Duty Advanced Warfare
The Crew
Dreamfall Chapters The Longest Journey

[Sir DeLoria]

gym

This

[SofaJockey]

Aside of family, work and having a life.

 

I think there are a fair few replays of DAO and DA2 underway.

There are the books - half way through the 4th one...

And spending too much time on the BioWare forum in all honesty.

 

100 days to go.

24 days (2nd September) until we are counting down properly again after the 42 day delay.

 

[CrazyGobstopper]

Apart from the less-interesting responsibility answers of work, family, etc., I am starting to finally work my way through The World of Thedas. I finished reading The Masked Empire a few days ago and am reading through the comics published by Dark Horse. I had previously read The Silent Grove shortly after each of its issues had been released, but decided enough time had passed that I might as well read it all again before jumping into Those Who Speak and Until We Sleep.

 

Stepping away from the Dragon Age front, I finally started to play BioShock Infinite and am having quite a good time with it. During the last Steam sale, I purchased the Legendary Edition of Skyrim, so I load that up occasionally and wander around the world for a while. Between AMC, FX, and HBO, I'm also enjoying several different tv shows at the moment - Halt and Catch Fire, Hell on Wheels, Tyrant, The Bridge, The Strain, The Leftovers, and This Week With John Oliver.

[RustyW]

Do something productive or just leave the house and go for a walk, rather than just mashing up your keyboard.

[Eelectrica]

+1 to Divinity. It's a good solid RPG, the devs are still sorting a few minor issues with it, but all in all it's a good game.

 

The last month will be easy with Borderlands the pre-sequel coming out. Thanks BioWare for delaying the game a month, perfect timing.

 

I've just started a new playthrough on DA:Origins. Not sure if I'll continue through with DA2. Perhaps on easy mode to quickly get through it.

[quinwhisperer]

Mostly reading. I'm currently reading the "Berserk" manga and I'm loving it. After I finish with it I think I'll try to get my hands on "Preacher" comics or the "Attack On Titan" manga. I also recommend reading "Sandman", "Fables" and "Y:The Last Man". Those are not your usual superhero comic, which I don't really like.I actually consider them superior to the usual Marvel or DC comics. The stories, settings and characters feel more original and complex.

I might also start reading a book that a friend gave me for my birthday - "Killer Doctors" - but it kind of got some mixed reviews so I'm kinda meh. I want to put my hands on "Neuromancer" and "The Book Of The New Sun". Before that, I think I'll read the first books from the "Foundation" series.

Besides that, I'll keep going to the gym until october until I start college and I'll be keeping learning songs at my guitar...that is if I can get some new strings. I don't have any shop that specialises in this kind of things in my home town and the closest one is nearly 100 km away...and neighter I or my family own a car. I really want to learn the acoustic version of "Layla", but without strings I'm like a fish without water

Speaking of college, I've found a blog of a guy that studies in the same place as I will. He was such a good guy to post in it the books that a freshman will need in his first year so I might actually buy those books and slowly start learning their content. Considering that I'll have somewhere between a few hundred and a few thosand of pages to learn per semester, I think a month and a half early start might help me a lot.

So many things to do, so little time

You should DEFINITELY watch or read Attack on Titan. It's really good. I am currently rewatching the anime.

[DuckTheSecond]

Aside from studying for two upcoming exams in three weeks, I'm watching the entire Friends series.
 
I'm at this episode right now:
 

 

It's good fun, cool to see that 90s fashion 

[archav3n]

Can only look at this salivating: