Grimrock

This is why it pays to have more than one hobby, man. Take up an instrument, dive into one of the many worlds of film and/or animation. You could do anything to pass the time, really. Pick up a medium-length fantasy novel. You could finish the entire thing just in time for Grimrock's release.

Read a good book or watch a good fantasy movie; say LotR or season one of A Song of Ice and Fire as i'm doing.

I will try to find something, once more.

Go to viewtopic.php?f=3&t=360, get a pen and paper out, and plot out your characters.

Any of the Neil Marshall movies,
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0551076/
or King of New York,
or watch the whole of Game of Thrones series 1 again(or the Walking Dead)
or if you want to get in the mood for Grimrock(without gaming) dig up some Final Fantasy books(Warlock of Firetop Mountain and Deathtrap Dungeon would be my recommendation)
try a few of those!

Or in honor of old school games you could download and play http://youtu.be/wirU-kqdezU. It's 3.2 gig of free gaming wonderful.

Anton wrote:Go to viewtopic.php?f=3&t=360, get a pen and paper out, and plot out your characters.

I did my characters yesterday D:

Considering it is technically the 11th of april in the U.K. I wish they would just release the DRM free version now :3 I don't much care for waiting xD

Know what you mean, even with my crappy PC still can't wait.

To me Apr. 11 should be Apr. 11, 12:00AM

write origin stories for your group. post them on the boards.
paint some of my orks for me. god knows i could use the help.
watch a fantasy movie or show.
play Eye of the Beholder or Dungeon Master
play D&D or Pathfinder.
catch up on the recent happenings with the justice league or the avengers.
go to the beach if you can. go hiking if you cant.
learn a new language.
stare at the countdown clock until it hits 00:00:00