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Is there anything that would make you give up gaming?


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Turnip Root

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I think the only thing that would make me even consider it is if everything were to become digital or even worse if cloud gaming were to be the only source of media.

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Volus Warlord

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Discussions like these make gaming seem like the electronic equivalent of a used heroin needle.

That being said, I really don't see myself giving up gaming anytime soon. :lol: I mean, the amount of time I spend gaming is going to drop dramatically once the new semester starts up, but until then I just do it to burn time.

Modifié par Volus Warlord, 02 juillet 2011 - 01:41 .


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bmwcrazy

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If I became broke, I guess.

Modifié par bmwcrazy, 02 juillet 2011 - 01:53 .


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mousestalker

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If for some reason I found myself changing sex and turning into a bodybuilder, I'd drop gaming in a heartbeat. Muscle guys are gross.

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Warheadz

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Zombie apocalypse. It is inevitable, and I for one welcome it.

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Fortlowe

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Hugh Hefner making me his protege.

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Blitzkrieg0811

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I would welcome a digital-only age of gaming. If there's anything that would make me give up gaming it would be if they stopped making good games.

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slimgrin

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Nothing would, really.

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Sex with anyone I want(and any time I want), Or to become Emperor of the world >:)

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RinpocheSchnozberry

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If mousestalker, warheadz, and fortlowe posted in a row. OH SH---

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BlaznZero

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If Pokemon existed, I would ALL ova' dat shizzz!

Gyarados, Garchomp, a genetically altered Bulbasaur, the list goes on.

Ironic, that a game coming to life is one of the only things that would get me to stop gaming.

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Guitar-Hero

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Working for a high end company were there wasn't time for it, maybe Bethesda or Suckerpunch, or Vigil or Bioware, otherwise no.

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Kallianira

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Going to Star Fleet Academy!

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Maybe if my life depended on it....

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whykikyouwhy

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If my eyesight were to deteriorate drastically because of it.

And even then, I'd have to strongly consider if that was a helluva glorious way to have it go.

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If the moral guardians had their way and the only games available were PG rated.

I have nothing against games for kids, but I'm an adult now. If I want a videogame that provides mature and sophisticated entertainment, then no moral guardian should tell me otherwise.

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Cutlass Jack

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Death might stop me from gaming. Might.

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Siansonea

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Sure. If there were no good games to play I'd give it up in a heartbeat. Also, if I developed any physical ailments (carpal tunnel, eyestrain), I'd severely curtail my gaming, or stop gaming completely. Seriously, there are other fun things to do.

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What Sian said.

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Ragh

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If I get accepted to Mcgill University..

But I would only lower my 4-6 hour gaming to maybe 1-2 hours

*Edit* Other than that, No, I don't plan to quit videogames, I can see myself at age 70 still playing them :P

Modifié par Ragh, 02 juillet 2011 - 04:24 .


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raynbow

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if i got to meet Jesus or if i had an awesome awesome awesome boyfriend....none of them have been that awesome yet

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sympathy4saren

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Nope.

Gaming is a great hobby, and I feel it is the greatest medium for storytelling. The stories and writing in video games often trumps movies and books. Mass Effect is a perfect example.

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naughty99

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Turnip Root wrote...

I think the only thing that would make me even consider it is if everything were to become digital 


???

has there ever been such a thing as an analog video game?

they have always been digital AFAIK

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At one time in my life, I was so utterly addicted to gaming.
When GRAW2 was out, all I did was play it 'round the clock.
I was so enthralled with the rush of being really good at 'Last Man Standing' it often shocked many that I was a girl (at that time, girls were hardly seen online for FPSs), that I had steadily built a reputation and was often approached for recruitment among the top teams globally.
To play competitively, it meant that I had to devote time to practice and as a co-captain I had to coordinate and assign the schedule since everyone was in different timezones, and all that pretty much took time away from my family.

After it got out of hand with hardly eating and sleeping, it took a toll on my marriage and so I stopped for a few years and I swore never to let anything consume me again.

Now, as with everything. I play in moderation and measure in a good balance of family activities.:happy:

So in answer to the topic:

My family.........in a heartbeat. 
And no, I would not do it begrudgingly.
My happiness lies in the of those I love.^_^

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A collapse of the gaming industry.