The stats or numbers can be for anything. Number of posts, miles on a car, money, books, pages in a book, levels, pretty much anything can be counted. I love numbers and stats. One might say I'm a bit of a stat whore :P
[QUOTE="julian_jr"]I like most stats except for perhaps miles on a car. :P In games I love getting high stats. Fine! what about miles on a bike or how many feet you've walked in a day? High stats = win in games.
[QUOTE="fastesttruck"] Fine! what about miles on a bike or how many feet you've walked in a day? High stats = win in games. When I ran cross country and track, I'd like to check up on my weekly mileage. If I wasn't getting at least 55-60 miles a week of running then I was being too lazy.
[QUOTE="julian_jr"] When I ran cross country and track, I'd like to check up on my weekly mileage. If I wasn't getting at least 55-60 miles a week of running then I was being too lazy.Thats more than I drive most weeks x_x how'd you keep track of it?
The stats or numbers can be for anything. Number of posts, miles on a car, money, books, pages in a book, levels, pretty much anything can be counted. I love numbers and stats. One might say I'm a bit of a stat whore :P fastesttruck
If you do, then you might make good money in accounting. Are you a student?
[QUOTE="fastesttruck"][QUOTE="julian_jr"] When I ran cross country and track, I'd like to check up on my weekly mileage. If I wasn't getting at least 55-60 miles a week of running then I was being too lazy.Thats more than I drive most weeks x_x how'd you keep track of it? It was estimated, however since we would run about 4-6 miles everyday you could tell about how much you were doing.
Not at all. When it comes to such things as logistics, planning, and budgeting, I am not necessarily at a loss as to what to do but am quite apathetic. To give an illustration for what I mean, I wish to become a pastor. My strengths deal more with the area of teaching while one of my greatest weaknesses deals with the area of, as stated, logistics, planning, and budgeting. Give me a biblical text and I'll study it in detail for weeks but when it comes to church government, I find it almost difficult to rationalize why such a thing is needed. However, those who are good with such things are quick to correct me in that area. I, by far, prefer diagramming the grammar of a text over figuring out a simple budget.
[QUOTE="Allicrombie"]Not really, though I have tons of numbers memorized.julian_jr
Like phone numbers or some other kind? just tons of numbers, I know my grandparents old phone number, and my best friend from elementary schools old number, I know my SSN and my best friend's SSN and know all my credit card numbers and even my Cali ID # and cable/gas/electric account numbers/bank account numbers, by heart, its really weird, I remember other numbers too.
Wow! I only know my student ID and social security number. :P I have the hardest time remembering even my own phone number and have to check on my iphone all the time.
[QUOTE="julian_jr"]Wow! I only know my student ID and social security number. :P I have the hardest time remembering even my own phone number and have to check on my iphone all the time. haha I figured everyone knew all their numbers. Whats funny is that I dont even need my grandparents phone number, as the house is gone and theyve both passed. I dont need my elementary school friends number either as we havent talked in like 25 years.
[QUOTE="Allicrombie"] haha I figured everyone knew all their numbers. Whats funny is that I dont even need my grandparents phone number, as the house is gone and theyve both passed. I dont need my elementary school friends number either as we havent talked in like 25 years. I always mix it up with my older phone's number. :P I had my old phone for like 5 years and was so used to it and when I upgraded a year ago I just still never got used to the new number. :P I've given the wrong number to a lot of people before by accident.. probably not a good thing but oh well.=p
[QUOTE="iskeethunters"]I really used to enjoy stats. Until I saw my played time in Left 4 Dead and realized I've lost 100 days of my life.julian_jr
100 days!?! :o Are you sure it's not 100 hours? I had 1700 hours, and sold my account to stop playing. Then I purchased it again and now I have 730 hours. There's this french guy who has 6000 though... The game was out on 17th of november 2008 so you do the math on how much that guy played daily. It takes practice to be a pro :D.
[QUOTE="julian_jr"][QUOTE="iskeethunters"]I really used to enjoy stats. Until I saw my played time in Left 4 Dead and realized I've lost 100 days of my life.iskeethunters
100 days!?! :o Are you sure it's not 100 hours? I had 1700 hours, and sold my account to stop playing. Then I purchased it again and now I have 730 hours. There's this french guy who has 6000 though... The game was out on 17th of november 2008 so you do the math on how much that guy played daily. It takes practice to be a pro :D. Which is why I'll never play online. Call me a sore loser but I'd rather poke my eyes with a rusty nail than play against people like that.
[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="iskeethunters"][QUOTE="julian_jr"] 100 days!?! :o Are you sure it's not 100 hours? I had 1700 hours, and sold my account to stop playing. Then I purchased it again and now I have 730 hours. There's this french guy who has 6000 though... The game was out on 17th of november 2008 so you do the math on how much that guy played daily. It takes practice to be a pro :D. Which is why I'll never play online. Call me a sore loser but I'd rather poke my eyes with a rusty nail than play against people like that. Sad part is, he ain't the best. I believe game developers don't even imagine how far some people will push their games.
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