Does playing BF2 make you sweat?

2006-04-17 20:51:30

#1

Flanker: Member; +3|7081

This is bizarre and i wonder if anyone else has the same problem.... I never, ever sweat except when physically exerting myself but often when in a high pressure situation in a game of BF2 i start dripping sweat from my underarms... even when the temperature is freezing (and i'm not a fatass either)!!!!

so do you guys ever sweat as a result of the pressure in BF2 ???

Last edited by Flanker (2006-04-17 20:51:53)

2006-04-17 20:56:21

#2

ToXiC888: Cal players > BF2s; +40|7066|Columbus,Ohio-THE Ohio State U

Flanker wrote:
(and i'm not a fatass either)!!!!

-LOL

I used to sweat in high pressure situations while playing CS but since I started playing BF2 I've never found myself sweating (Don't kno why), maybe just because I feel less stressed while playing BF2

2006-04-17 21:04:50

#3

NemeSiS-Factor: Favorite Weapon? Pistol; +29|7151|Everett, WA, US

The only thing that swaets alot is my mouse hand (and my ballsack, but that's normal). The paint is actually peeling from my cheapass Logitech wireless. I think I like the color under it better though, mouse is grey, paint is silver.

2006-04-17 21:05:16

#4

Aardcore: Member; +60|7194|USA, Arizona

I sweat AFTER a battle, it's like, my body retains all water, like salt! LOL then after a round's over, I get up from the chair give a quick "WOOOO!" stretch... and then my body heats up and I'm all "Ooh! Gotta turn on the ceiling fan. Click. Yeah!"

Then it's back in for round 2 baby!

2006-04-17 21:06:15

#5

Rizen_Ji: Member; +41|7217|200m out and smiling at you.

LOL

simple answer "No."

2006-04-17 21:15:15

#6

Mike_J: Member; +68|7150

my hand on the mouse does when i'm flying the f35 trying to out manuever a J10 on my ass...*shakes fist at the damn J10*

2006-04-17 21:35:18

#7

stryyker: bad touch; +1,682|7201|California

when im going for an award, i sweat and foam at the mouth

2006-04-17 21:46:30

#8

rustynutz: I am British!; +124|7164|England and damn proud

stryyker wrote:
when im going for an award, i sweat and foam at the mouth

yea mate that is NOT normal

2006-04-17 21:47:56

#9

Mr.Pieeater: Member; +116|7105|Cherry Pie

If you sweat when you play this game you need to get up and go jogging. You must be the most out of shape son-of-a in the world... Or you need to buy an A/C.

2006-04-17 21:50:14

#10

PRiMACORD: Member; +190|7106|Home of the Escalade Herds

Gets the blood pumping but i don't sweat :p

2006-04-17 21:52:09

#11

[QXJZ]Capt_Kefra: Alright, you're good to go!; +124|7209|Honolulu, HI

My hands get sweaty, nothing else. Then again, maybe it's that Hawaii heat. Round here it never dips below 60-65º F (16-18º C) even during winter, and right now it's a very humid 80º (27º C), I guess I'm used to resisting heat and pressure situations don't make me sweat either?

Then again, my hands sweat enough to make up for the dryness of the rest of me. Without getting TOO disgusting and graphic...let's just say that since I bought BF2 I've needed to replace my mouse pad three times and my keyboard once. I'd submit pictures of my current mouse pad and keyboard (both a few months into service) but someone might be eating while reading this so I'll stop.

2006-04-17 21:52:51

#12

Mike_J: Member; +68|7150

Mr.Pieeater wrote:
If you sweat when you play this game you need to get up and go jogging. You must be the most out of shape son-of-a in the world... Or you need to buy an A/C.

probably an A/C...it was 97 degrees today. sure glad i'm not at ft.bliss.

2006-04-17 21:53:31

#13

montypythizzle: Member; +21|7084

i sweat alot!!! excersising and bf2 like my chairs wetand stuff but it really only happens in summer before ac is turned on and yes i am fatass ehehehe but not really but i could whoop anyone here hehehe

2006-04-17 21:54:25

#14

Mike_J: Member; +68|7150

PRiMACORD wrote:
Gets the blood pumping but i don't sweat :p

god i remember how humid it was there. i remember walkin around outside late night and it being unbearably humid.

2006-04-17 21:57:11

#15

.ACB|_Cutthroat1: No place like 127.0.0.1; +76|7177|Gold Coast,QLD,Australia

stryyker wrote:
when im going for an award, i sweat and foam at the mouth

that really made me fucking rofl

2006-04-17 21:58:16

#16

zFeinT: Member; +35|7150

stryyker wrote:
when im going for an award, i sweat and foam at the mouth

LMAO! Hilarious! --- occasionally, but not recently...have had the air on. It's pretty hot here (100 F/ 38 C)+, and humid.

2006-04-17 22:07:11

#17

.|microphage: Member; +4|7114|Vancouver, BC

acutally, yes you're not the only one lol! (@flankers question)

Last edited by .|microphage (2006-04-17 22:07:30)

2006-04-17 22:13:49

#18

d3v1ldr1v3r13: Satan's disciple on Earth.; +160|7166|Hell's prison

I only crack a sweat when im on a hell of a kill streak (5 or more), and trying to duck and dodge enemy fire. And I know for a fact I shouldnt have made it as far as I have. I dont know about full blown sweat, but id say the adrenaline sometimes cracks a little shiner on the forehead every now and then, but never been able to wipe my head and leave water spots on a towel. Certainly fun though when you get to that point in a game.

2006-04-17 22:41:22

#19

sparklet: Banned; +34|7229|stop corecting my grammer!!!!!

i start breathing really heavily then ill black out and wake up a couple days later unshaved and stuff

2006-04-18 00:18:26

#20

Flecco: iPod is broken.; +1,048|7146|NT, like Mick Dundee

sparklet wrote:
i start breathing really heavily then ill black out and wake up a couple days later unshaved and stuff

Lmao...

Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.

2006-04-18 00:37:01

#21

CoconutBlitz: I've had the diarrheas since Easters; +145|7070|California U.S.A

Yup sweaty hands... the nasty not quite sweat ooze from the armpits.... and the most disgusting of them all the nasty crudge left on my eyebrows kinda like salty powder

"Rubs eyebrows"

....(sniffs fingers)....

"Stinks too"

And to all the potential sperm/blowjob references to "the nasty crudge left on eyebrows" comment above

STFU!!!

how was i to know your mom had a penis

2006-04-18 00:57:30

#22

Flanker: Member; +3|7081

well actually you're all kinda different to me, i don't get sweaty just by playing in fps mode, it's usually when i'm commander or squad leader and the scores are even with not too long to go, and i'm trying to manage a 32p team to win while being involved in combat as well (and trying like hell not to die because i'm commander/a spawn point). that's when i get the stream of sweat from my underarms. it's weird

2006-04-18 01:06:27

#23

Fancy_Pollux: Connoisseur of Fine Wine; +1,306|7127

Yes, but I usually have a towel with me so it's all good.

2006-04-18 01:06:45

#24

-Whiteroom-: Pineapplewhat; +572|7140|BC, Canada

Mike_J wrote:
PRiMACORD wrote:
Gets the blood pumping but i don't sweat :p
god i remember how humid it was there. i remember walkin around outside late night and it being unbearably humid.

mike j... my worst enemy....

2006-04-18 01:14:06

#25

kilroy0097: Kilroy Is Here!; +81|7324|Bryan/College Station, TX

(CAUTION SERIOUS ANSWER)

A few people I know, including myself, actually sweat enough on their hands while playing that it gums up the mouse pad. Our solution, although funny to some, is to wear a weight glove or bike glove on your mouse hand to prevent moisture build up in the mouse pad area. Some even have to wear gloves on both hands so their keyboards stay dry. Thankfull I'm not bad and only wear a glove on my mouse hand.

You may think it's silly but it actually works and helps quite a bit. As for sweating on the rest of the body. Excitement in the game does increase blood flow and hence you get all hot and sweaty. Not much you can do about that I'm afraid.

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