Distractions

Bswhunter

Australia954 Posts

August 27 2012 05:16 GMT

Hey TL. I seem to be dying right now. (Trying very hard to cough my lungs up)
Anyway I'm super tired and sick and I have to stay home. Right now I want something simple to occupy the time when I am awake enough to be bored around the house, but to tired to do anything substantual. Keep in mind this is also over the course of a week.
I have very shitty internet so I would appericate something around 100MB's or less.

Empyrean

17082 Posts

August 27 2012 05:35 GMT

Watch coverage of the Dota 2 International! It's all I did today for twelve hours. Got literally nothing else done (did a load of laundry, I guess).

+ Show Spoiler +

chug some bundy in the meantime

Bswhunter

Australia954 Posts

August 27 2012 06:01 GMT

On August 27 2012 14:35 Empyrean wrote:
Watch coverage of the Dota 2 International! It's all I did today for twelve hours. Got literally nothing else done (did a load of laundry, I guess).

+ Show Spoiler +

chug some bundy in the meantime

Its free to watch that via the dota 2 cilent right?

Empyrean

17082 Posts

August 27 2012 06:14 GMT

Yes, and there's really good live coverage of it as well (multiple high quality streams with commentary).

Bswhunter

Australia954 Posts

September 12 2012 08:31 GMT

Bumping this for more suggestions. Would really like a suggestion for a free game that I can sink alot of hours into

MasterOfPuppets

Romania6942 Posts

September 12 2012 10:40 GMT

On September 12 2012 17:31 Bswhunter wrote:
Bumping this for more suggestions. Would really like a suggestion for a free game that I can sink alot of hours into

Team Fortress 2 happens to be a very, very versatile game. If you want a great casual first person shooter experience that offers humour, style and an insane amount of replay value, go for it. It also has microtransactions for cosmetic elements (the infamous Hats hahaha) as well as weapons (which by the way there is a ton of; more keep coming out every once in a while).
The interesting thing is that despite being a very enjoyable casual game, TF2 also has a sick strategic depth, so if you're into competitive play and can meet some competitive TF2 players as you get acquainted with the game, you're going to have a lot of fun practicing and playing with them as a team.

Though I guess if your internet is that bad you might not be interested in a 10.5 GB download that gets updated pretty damn often. :/

Dopubalimatu

Estonia60 Posts

September 12 2012 14:08 GMT

The only game that fits the requirements that comes to mind and is good would be Atom Zombie Smasher(41mb).
For entertainment/humour I would go to http://www.27bslash6.com/ or http://clientsfromhell.net/

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