You know you're playing too much Baldur's Gate when...

semiticgoddess

903. You notice yourself using phrases from BG2 dialog in your everyday conversation.

904. When the phrases aren't even dramatic or important ones.

Vallmyr

semiticgod said:

903. You notice yourself using phrases from BG2 dialog in your everyday conversation.

904. When the phrases aren't even dramatic or important ones.

Heh
Whenever I'm playing a multiplayer game like League of Legends and I run away I say on mumble (my voice communication program of choice), "I'm gone!" In the same way that Imoen says it.

semiticgoddess

In my case, it's the phrase "to boot," from Gaelan Bayle.

Elrandir

While at work today I found someone had already put a bag in the trash can. (saving me a handful of seconds. So a nice gesture, albeit a minor one) The only logical response? "Oh frabjurous day, kaloo kalay." Yup. I genuinely said that out loud.

wubble

elminster said:

902 1/2. You can recite word by word the voiced lines of minor characters in the game. Even ones like this one that rarely get mentioned online.

"Welcome, my little friends! Please, relax, and keep your weapons at your sides."

The ogres outside the Umar hills?

elminster

Nope. Its Alatos, the leader of the Thieves Guild in Baldur's Gate.

JuliusBorisov

elminster said:

Nope. Its Alatos, the leader of the Thieves Guild in Baldur's Gate.

Someone hasn't played Baldur's Gate enough

Meyahi

905. You are having a wonderful time traveling but can't wait to go home to play a multiplayer playthrough.

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elminster

907. You were up late last night testing Baldur's Gate. The result of this is that this morning when you logged into the forum you accidentally tried to log in as elminskter

Vallmyr

908. You base the novel you're writing for NaNoWriMo on Charnames you've played in the past as the primary protagonists of the novel.

Lezard_Valeth

When you start telling people "I am gone" when going places.

semiticgoddess

When you realize "I am gone" is a recurring phrase in a novel you're writing that has nothing to do with BG at all.

Skatan

911. When a couple of people forget about numbering, but noone cares and just continue anyways.

elminster

912. When your plant has died you try restoring it by chanting "Vita, Mortis, Careo"

mlnevese

elminster said:

912. When your plant has died you try restoring it by chanting "Vita, Mortis, Careo"

913. It works

JuliusBorisov

914. You start a MP run in an attempt to "test things only" but very much soon find yourself unable to stop so that the attempt turns out to be a serious game.

915. You don't see how 3 subsequent hours fly.

elminster

916. You assume the movie "The Avengers" is actually about a group of druids with the Avenger kit.

BillyYank

917. You know you've been playing Baldur's Gate too long, when you one day realize you're closer to Gorion's age than Charname's.

elminster

918. You know you've played Baldur's Gate too long when you write your birth date out with DR at the end of the year.

JuliusBorisov

919. And this birthdate is 1341 DR.

Sjerrie

920. You're dissappointed to find no members of the Jansen or Fiddlebender families living in Nome.

JuliusBorisov

921. You try to get your mother playing Baldur's Gate as well. @Tresset https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/44799/managing-the-familys-bg-playing-is-not-always-easy#latest

Sjerrie

@bengoshi

922. Because her english isn't so good, you seriously consider(ed) translating all dialogue into her native language.

True story.

lordkim

923.

When you run out off toiletpaper, and dont care... Because you know youre sleeping at the Jovial Juggler.

O.o

doggy

924. When your BF (who doesn't play bg) asks if "now you see me now you don't" wouldn't be the perfect line for a company making blinds

JuliusBorisov

925. You know and easily imagine everything @deltago covered here - https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/689611/#Comment_689611 and can repeat it without looking even once more at his post.

BillyYank

926. You see the letters "FMT" on a license plate and think "he must be soloing."

dunbar

927. You refer to the space bar on your keyboard as the "pause button".

Skatan

928. You play fallout 2 and continuosly press tab every few seconds to reveal all containers only to get the pipboy map instead.

Edit: 929. Inspired by the above comment @dunbar, when playing Fallout 2 you continuosly try to press space to pause combat to change targets etc :P