Post Game: Two Truths and a Lie - Tech and Geek Edition

[Karen76]

Classic game. Post three statements about yourself related to technology gaming sci-fi or geek culture. Two are true. One is a lie. Everyone guesses which is the lie. Reply with your guess before posting your own three.

I'll go first:

1. I have owned every PlayStation from launch day including the PS5
2. I learned to type properly by playing an MMO not by taking any lessons
3. I once stayed awake for 38 hours to finish a game before someone spoiled the ending for me

Guess away then post your own three.

[GhostRider41]

Number 3 is the lie on the original. 38 hours is too specific to be invented. My three: 1. I have completed Dark Souls three times 2. I built my first PC at age 14 from parts bought at a car boot sale 3. I have never owned a gaming console only PC

[NeutrinoX74]

Guessing number 1 on yours. Consistent launch day purchasing across six console generations requires unusual dedication. My three: 1. I still have my original Game Boy and it works 2. I have read the entire Lord of the Rings including appendices twice 3. I learned HTML in 1997 from a library book

[WaveFunction34]

Number 3 on the original post. 38 hours is a round enough number to be fictional. Real exhausted gamers lose count. My three: 1. I have a naming convention for every file and folder on my computer 2. I watched all of Star Trek in stardate order not broadcast order 3. I have never watched a Star Wars film all the way through

[NeutrinoX]

Number 2 is the lie on the original. Learning to type through an MMO is too charming to be invented. Number 1 the PS5 launch day purchase feels like the implausible one

[NeonPilot]

Number 1 on yours is the lie. Nobody maintains that level of launch day commitment without someone in the household objecting at some point

[Jonathan]

My three: 1. I have a spreadsheet tracking every book I have read since 2009 2. I once accidentally emailed my entire company instead of one colleague 3. I can name every Doctor in order without looking it up