I remember as a kid I got addicted to Diablo 2. First RPG-like I played and it was pretty great. That was the time too when I got my own PC, and even though it was crappy, it could still run D2 with no problems. I remember grinding at it at 4 in the morning because I wanted to beat the game so badly and I was still underleveled for the higher difficulties.
God yes, I remember this. I was such a scaredy cat when I was a young kid, and I hated playing horror games. My mom was always the one into playing the horror games and I would just watch her do it. Sometimes I find myself being awake at 3 in the morning just watching her progress as it gets more and more intense over time. Thankfully we both had proper sleep once she finished the game lmao.
The problem is when you play a game that you love, you can't stop playing no matter what is happening.
lmao I know the feeling. When there's nobody to share the bandwidth with, that's the only time you can consistently have internet speed which is a major factor in online gaming. I remember in college we had this wifi that the entire building could use, so I had to stream basketball games as well as play Dota 1 online during 1 in the morning. I knew it wasn't very healthy but it was the only time I had all the internet speed to myself.
I saw that game when I was still in school. It was along with Dota 1 which was passed around in USBs for their save files. There's even a minigame where you can only play as Mirana and you have to use the arrow to hit your friends. It was fun, but the tower defense thing got old fast for me, and I chose to play (and really try to master) Dota 1 since I figure it was the one that's gonna be huge one day. I was right though, since I haven't heard any tower defense game based on WC3 since then.
