I completely agree with that. In this case I liked the fact that it was a one off thing, the guy had to play through the game a few times so they could get the

I completely agree with that. In this case I liked the fact that it was a one off thing, the guy had to play through the game a few times so they could get the data out of it. Like if someone needs to take an acoustical reading from a room and you're the guy in the office who plays cello so get asked to work through a few tunes while your colleagues take readings. Or if you're the office cycling nut, and get called on to fill in when the courier company makes a mistake but your team still has to get those plans to company B across town before 5pm. Okay, I'm really stretching it. I know. Though that last one really did happen to me when I was 14 on work experience at an architects' firm, and I felt like a HERO. (Though in retrospect perhaps they were just concocting a story to give me a job to do...)