#1
The Rules:
- No playing video games on any device. This includes flash games, phone games, electronic versions of things like crossword puzzles and card games. Know that Netflix choose your own adventure movie? That counts.
- No watching other people play video games. YouTube Let's Plays, E-sports, watching your friend play Madden etc.
- No going to conventions that involve video games related stuff.
- No discussing video games in communities like this one. This includes Discord, Twitch, Reddit etc.
- No buying video games or video game related memorabilia. This is for all you collectors out there.
- No buying hardware that is for gaming. This means even if you find an RTX 2080 for $100, you can't buy it.
- No games media of any sort. Can't go to YouTube to check out the latest trailers. Can't go to Giant Bomb to read the reviews for instance. Video game music is borderline. I think a fair compromise is you can listen to covers of famous video game songs but not the songs in their original form ala a soundtrack.
You get the money at the end of the year.
Follow up question: Would you do it for 10 years and $1 million? Again, money is given out at the end in one lump sum.
If you work in the Games Industry, you're obviously DQ'ed from taking part in this thread because I can't imagine how you would avoid games like this.
The Rules:
- No playing video games on any device. This includes flash games, phone games, electronic versions of things like crossword puzzles and card games. Know that Netflix choose your own adventure movie? That counts.
- No watching other people play video games. YouTube Let's Plays, E-sports, watching your friend play Madden etc.
- No going to conventions that involve video games related stuff.
- No discussing video games in communities like this one. This includes Discord, Twitch, Reddit etc.
- No buying video games or video game related memorabilia. This is for all you collectors out there.
- No buying hardware that is for gaming. This means even if you find an RTX 2080 for $100, you can't buy it.
- No games media of any sort. Can't go to YouTube to check out the latest trailers. Can't go to Giant Bomb to read the reviews for instance. Video game music is borderline. I think a fair compromise is you can listen to covers of famous video game songs but not the songs in their original form ala a soundtrack.
You get the money at the end of the year.
Follow up question: Would you do it for 10 years and $1 million? Again, money is given out at the end in one lump sum.
If you work in the Games Industry, you're obviously DQ'ed from taking part in this thread because I can't imagine how you would avoid games like this.