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To married people: What is your wife doing, while you play BG2

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It's really easy putting family and BG2 together. Me and my wife just sit here after some hours of playing BG2 together, drinking a glass of wine and scan through the posts.
Better than sitting in front of a TV watching some %&$§ quiz or soap.

BTW it helps if there are grandparents, our son is on vacation with them, nobody in the house disturbing us ( playing BG2 Image Image Image )
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Alright, now I'm really jealous. My wife has no interest plying BG2 and I have no grandparents to hand the kid off to. Stuck with the one-arm-while-wife-is-at-work thing.
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Hhhmmmmm,
looks like you are in need of good gym training if your family grows and BG3 is released: two babies in 2 arms and playing BG with feed ???

Would give a really good picture Image
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Well, I´m not married but after reading all this , I´m not sure if I want to get Married, you Guy(and Girls) are Scarring me.

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My wife usually plays 'The Sims' on her PC.

Needless to say, it crashes every 5 minutes.
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Does she have her own PC or did you configured that machine Image Image
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Now I'm even more confused. Just read your profile, you are a computer programmer and allow any PC in your house to crash ?

Are you working for MS ? Image Image Image
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My soon to be wife's complaining up a storm because I'm in front of the pc tryin' to get BGII installed - see my new post "Installation Error/Issue" and help me please.... she bought me the game for Christmas... boy she doesn't have a clue... if I get this thing installed properly, she'll never see me again 'xept when I gotta eat, sleep, and poop. Haha....
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Can I find a Wife in Watcher's Keep?
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Post by Yshania »

This is quite amusing!

@DeathBlow - you will be amazed at what you learn to do with one arm free after having a baby! lol! (that is once you have the confidence to hold your baby with one arm!)

Well I don't have a wife but to husbands count? Well I am fortunate - he works a twilight shift (2pm to 10pm) so I have every evening once the kids are asleep...so he is not REALLY a BG2 widower. :D

Weekends are soo hard though, going without gaming for one night (Saturday - the only evening we have together!) Sunday he plays snooker, I play BG. ;)
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So is there like a single-handed baby handling proficiency?
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Post by Laurelei »

My husband is addicted to EverCrack (sob)

So I turned to BGII and Anomen for comfort ;)

We have dual pc's networked together, side by side, we are TRUE nerds. He plays his and I play mine.
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@Beaver - LMAO! Yes - I now have a two proficiency slot in baby and bib! :D
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My lass usually plays on the computer next to me. We usually do the multiplayer thing with LAN. She likes Paladin, mages, theif. I do the Berzerker, Monk, Cleric stuff. About two weeks ago our second computer died..aaaarggghh! :mad: You can't play BG2 by oneself. Just no fun! Our new rig came last week , imagine our relief. :D
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I'm just trying to get my wife hooked on decent computer games. I bought myself a new computer so she could have a machine good enough to run these games on, still, if she games at all she plays Tetris, popcap.com's Bejeweled, Free Cell...you know, mind wasters. I think that she's afraid of the addiction...

Of course, after reading these posts I'm now sure I don't want kids; dogs are much easier! ;)
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We have 2 computers -she is playing BG2 while I'm playing BG2! Or she's downstairs playing violin.
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I play after my wife and lil one go to bed , they usually crash early leaving me several late night hours. ;)
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My wife plays a lot of solitaire and Railroad Tycoon II. :)
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Okay, I am only fifteen, but I thought it is mostly kids, adolescents that play games. I thought adults are either working or lecturing their kids about getting addicted to games.
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Post by reedimus »

that's just what we want you to think. we secretly waste just as much of our lives on video games as you do.
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