I was a gold faction matched with a bronze faction what outstatted everyone my team. My members had a choice of (3) 2.5Respect targets. It was a total massacre, yet..... I may not have won the war but i won the mind.
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He was trying to say that I would get the win, a common manipulation tactic but he wanted to get a strong lead first, I expressed my concerns and he would not listen or even compromise. So since he had already deprived himself of sleep I thought the best solution was to keep hiding out.
Seriously ive seen people lose sleep over this game, Its just insight on what it does to your mind, cant think logically. Its just amazed how i could get a full night sleep, go to work, have minimal time for this game and i caused him to feel this way lol.
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Onwards and upwards. hope you had a good sleep. Keep resting to recharge, a lot of bounties on you atm, so probs take some time away. Find some groups to go to, theres bootcamp training sessions, I go to one, (get a bit of female attention lol)
Ive spent a lot of time on torn last year, a spiral of depression just sitting idle and not experiencing the outside. leave the comfort zone and achieve.
Just a bit of a wake up call so its not a bad thing. We all need drama on torn else it gets boring. Wait out those bounties and you will be good.
Staying awake for prolonged periods can have serious, even life-threatening consequences, especially as sleep deprivation worsens over time. Here’s an overview of how severe sleep deprivation affects the body:
24–48 Hours Awake:
After 24 hours of no sleep, cognitive function, reaction time, and judgment are significantly impaired—equivalent to having a blood alcohol level of 0.10%, over the legal driving limit in many places.
Hallucinations, paranoia, mood swings, and severe fatigue can begin around 36–48 hours without sleep.
48–72 Hours Awake:
After two to three days, microsleeps (brief episodes of sleep lasting a few seconds) occur involuntarily, impairing memory, attention, and motor skills.
Cognitive performance deteriorates drastically, along with more intense hallucinations, mood disturbances, and the risk of physical collapse.
72–96 Hours (3–4 Days) Awake:
Severe sleep deprivation at this point may cause delusions, extreme confusion, and episodes of psychosis.
Physical effects, such as weakened immune response, cardiovascular stress, and poor thermoregulation, become prominent.
The risk of fatal accidents due to poor judgment or falling asleep involuntarily increases.
Beyond 96 Hours:
While very rare, some reports indicate that going without sleep for more than four days may lead to extreme psychological distress, compromised immune system function, and possibly even life-threatening complications due to immune system collapse, cardiovascular strain, and metabolic disturbances.
The body begins to fail to regulate vital functions, and although death directly from lack of sleep is unlikely, indirect risks, such as accidents or critical health events (like a heart attack), become very high.
In general, sleep deprivation's risks become more dangerous with each additional hour awake beyond the typical 16–18-hour threshold most people can tolerate in a day. After about 72 hours, any further deprivation should be avoided without medical supervision due to the risk of severe health consequences.
