I found the following article on IGN and thought, "I have OCD, let me read this article..."

http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/07/26/gaming-with-obsessive-compulsive-disorder

Having a minor case of OCD, I didn't expect I would relate much to the article, then it brought up a few points...

• Do you have to do everything in an RPG and if you don't it bugs you?
  
• Do you have to check the options menu a lot even though you changed no options?
  
• In RPGs, do you have to be the absolute pure good or pure evil character? (ex. Getting just one Renegade point in Mass Effect will bother you if going for Paragon
  

My answers to the above... Yes, yes, and yes. I never realized I did this stuff much until now! lo

This is going to probably bug me now when I start up Skyrim later (which is awesome)

Can anybody else relate to this?

I use to be pretty bad about having to do every little thing in an rpg, but the other things never really bothered me. I think I got over the first part just because there are so many damn games. Hell, I barely even finish them all now.

I used to need to get every achievement in every game. Now the need to see every corner in every room of every house on every street in every city in the whole world of the game surpasses that need. Thank God.

i think my 374 hours in KOA ssays it all.