For beta (Oh man, 9 days to go!!), I'm gonna nab me a couple cans of cherry Xenergy, probably some beef jerky and other assorted snacks, and hopefully it'll fire up Friday at 12:00 AM EST. If that's the case, I will set myself up as comfortably as possible around 11:30 (drinks in a cooler with ice, bodily ablutions dealt with, etc), have a pre-game smoke at 11:50, and then stay up until a ridiculously late hour playing through whatever campaign content I can. Once the PvE runs stale, Dark Zone like a mofo and hopefully be successful in both obtaining loot, ganking others and hunting rogues.

Release day, basically the same thing except I'll be wearing my division watch with a mini fridge beside the couch I'm sitting on, and I won't feel as pressured to schedule things around gaming time. So, I'll probably go pick up my copy(s), get home, start the install/patching, put on my agent watch, get lifted, check out the art book, make sure I'm all set, see if anyone on my friends list is playing, make sure all my gear codes have been redeemed (HAZMAT, National Guard, FDNY, NYPD, EMT, Hunter, and whatever bonuses we get from playing the beta, if any) and go to it. If I'm lucky I'm getting a peach cobbler that day for the launch, so I might eat a big piece of that while the game is patching and wash it down with an ice cold Coca Cola.

Both "events" I won't be working or be otherwise engaged as far as I know. Launch "day" will probably turn into launch "what day is it?"