Obsessive compulsive disorder that manifests during gaming. A person may not have OCD in real life, but will display OCD behavior in a game with exhausting inventory organization, breaking every possible breakable object in the room or always reaching the level cap.
-Dude, why did you just shoot the wall? There was nothing there.
-I had 101 bullets, needed to round it to a 100 so it was perfect.
-You should learn to control your gaming OCD.
-I had 101 bullets, needed to round it to a 100 so it was perfect.
-You should learn to control your gaming OCD.
by LeonKenedy February 3, 2009
When playing any Legend of Zelda game, it is a specific type of obsessive-compulsive disorder in which the sufferer still must collect all common items such as Rupees, Recovery Hearts, Deku Seeds, Arrows, etc. despite already having the maximum carrying capacity of that item.
A typical Zelda OCD sufferer will feel anxious at the sight of a disappearing Green Rupee or Recovery Heart and make a mad run for it like a crackhead.
by Slam the Anchovy October 11, 2011
The disorder in which the volume of the television or computer must be a multiple of 5, (or sometimes just even or just odd numbers). If it is not on the preferred volume the person may get stressed, or agitated and will go out of their way to get the volume on their preferred number. They will do this in every environment, whether its in a public place or at someone else's house. People like to joke about it by putting the volume on '31' not '30' and then leaving the room... to these people I would like to say... I hate you.
At a friend's house, friend's Dad turns volume to 46... Person gets up, gets the remote, and turns it down 1.
*Whole family looks at you with confusion*
this is Volume OCD
*Whole family looks at you with confusion*
this is Volume OCD
by yo1234 October 25, 2013
stands for obsessive cullen disorder
when someone is completely obsessed with the popular twilight series.
when someone is completely obsessed with the popular twilight series.
by almsotbella July 31, 2009
by Hehe smith July 30, 2011
by DaddySaddle August 2, 2020
Involuntary compulsive behavior marked by repetitious actions related to using Facebook. Withdrawal symptoms and increasing anxiety will occur if compulsive actions are not performed within a certain time period.
You: "I just need to see what my friends are up to."
Me: "But you checked five minutes ago."
You: "I just need to check."
Me: "I think you suffer from Facebook OCD."
You: "Whatever."
Me: "But you checked five minutes ago."
You: "I just need to check."
Me: "I think you suffer from Facebook OCD."
You: "Whatever."
by Big Ben in Chicago October 15, 2010