Guys ... I haven't slept in 4 days

[Guest]

only thing you need to do in Eve is log in for 5 minutes every few days to add stuff to your training queue...

Most boring game I've ever played.

High-sec miner spotted.

[Kryxal]

Suicide gank incoming? At least where I am, you'll probably never find me ... w-space is like that.

[DoctorCruz]

Please don't use profanity guys, even though the filter caught it it's still something we can't have here.

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[sal_vager]

I forget the posts are invisible after soft deletion, don't worry about it DoctorCruz

[Merinsan]

Not that I want to spoil your fun, but you have heard of people dying from playing too long right? My only advice is to play as long as you like, as long as you get 8hrs of sleep per night.

Also, time travelling can have nasty consequences. I'd avoid that as well.

[lockpicker]

You should sleep! Maybe you'll dream of a design so innovative, that will solve all your problems. (Wish that happened to me too )

[MalfunctionM1Ke]

This game is just .......

I'm so hooked. I've played over 180 hours in the last three days. I'm not sure how, but it's true. Every night my brain goes over rocket designs and delta V calculations and all the possibilities of cool stuff I can make. I wake up in the am and play until I go to bed. I need an intervention.

Okay I ll do it. Someone has to take his Power-Cable.

To the blankets, Son!

[problemecium]

The human brain solves problems when it sleeps, so the most effective way to play KSP for prolonged periods is to punctuate active playing with periodic naps.

[merendel]

I'm so hooked. I've played over 180 hours in the last three days.

I'm impressed that you've managed to cram a full week of game play into 3 days. That sir is true dedication.

I understand your point however I've got far to many hours loged on this game for the amount of time I've owned a copy.

[SuperBigD60]

Any time I get a day or week off, I get less rest. But my savefiles look pretty cool after that.

[lajoswinkler]

If you haven't been sleeping for 4 days, you wouldn't be able to write posts on forums. You'd be close to getting to a hospital.

[J.Random]

If you haven't been sleeping for 4 days, you wouldn't be able to write posts on forums. You'd be close to getting to a hospital.

Actually, three days are definitely possible (I did it), and four days are quite plausible. You'd need A LOT of coffee, you'd get sensor issues (vision gets screwed up badly, you may start seeing moving lights and flashes), your brain would almost stop working (short-term memory gets screwed up, you can't concentrate and keep forgetting what are you doing), and you'd better try to blink as rare as possible because every time you close your eyes you may not open them and you may get asleep even while standing straight, but I think four days are possible.

[StrandedonEarth]

When at last you do sleep, you'll dream of massive rockets experiencing mid-air RUD's, when you're not dreaming of running out of fuel 50m from the surface of Tylo.

[timsfitz]

Sometimes I hear the VAB music when I'm doing reports at work...

[Whackjob]

One of us! One of us!

[jwenting]

If you haven't been sleeping for 4 days, you wouldn't be able to write posts on forums. You'd be close to getting to a hospital.

I once didn't sleep for over a month. I was a mental and physical wreck after a week or so, unable to do much more than sit in a chair listening to soft music and once in a while making a sandwich, but I was alive.

It's NOT nice, and in the end can kill you.

But for a young person like OP 4 days is doable. Not advisable, but doable.

Basically for anyone to voluntarily forgo sleep to play games is stupid. In my case it was stress causing fatigue which became so bad it turned into chronic insomnia serious enough even sleeping pills wouldn't let me sleep. Please people, don't take things seriously enough that you get into that pattern. It almost killed me (passing out doing 80mph is NOT a good thing).

[roosterr]

Dont worry about it, there really is no time in space anyway. Your body will adjust. Play on (you lucky dog with no wife, kids, job, school, house.......)!

[lajoswinkler]

I once didn't sleep for over a month. I was a mental and physical wreck after a week or so, unable to do much more than sit in a chair listening to soft music and once in a while making a sandwich, but I was alive.

It's NOT nice, and in the end can kill you.

But for a young person like OP 4 days is doable. Not advisable, but doable.

Basically for anyone to voluntarily forgo sleep to play games is stupid. In my case it was stress causing fatigue which became so bad it turned into chronic insomnia serious enough even sleeping pills wouldn't let me sleep. Please people, don't take things seriously enough that you get into that pattern. It almost killed me (passing out doing 80mph is NOT a good thing).

Yeah, and I shagged the queen of England when I was ten.

Unless you have serious neurological problems, being awake for a month is impossible.

Young person forcing himself to be awake for full 4*24 hours will experience massive problems and will require a significant time to recover.

[Red Iron Crown]

From Wikipedia:

The Guinness World Record stands at 449 hours (18 days, 17 hours), held by Maureen Weston, of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire in April 1977, in a rocking-chair marathon.

How that rocker didn't lull her to sleep is beyond me.