I'm not sure how I feel about the "killed or injured" bit under obsession. Every couple of weeks, I get into the zone while driving my car. For this the situat

I'm not sure how I feel about the "killed or injured" bit under obsession. Every couple of weeks, I get into the zone while driving my car. For this the situation needs to be just right, i.e. the road can't be empty, but it can't be full of cars either. Basically the ideal situation is that there's just enough cars that you can't stay in the same line while maintaining your preferred speed, but there's enough switching lanes is viable. On those days I might get 'in the zone' and have intensely heightened situational awareness. I 'feel' the cars around me and can easily navigate the road like I was flowing through a river (aside: 'flow' is a synonym for 'zone'). Situational awareness is also a key trait in becoming proficient in an FPS. In fact, almost anytime a video gamer goes on a kill streak it's because they were able to tap into heightened situational awareness (e.g. you 'feel' your enemies, know where they're going to come from, so you take them out before they take you out). The only difference is that since it's front of a computer screen it's easy to be misled that you are ignoring everything. You are just ignoring everything irrelevant.