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[Skitzophreak]

I think that gamers can be split into two groups(only if were are looking at things as very black nd white, obviously the are people in between).

I buy and play lots of games. I also have ALOT of games I have only got half way through and never wanted to pick up again.

The reason for this is that I play games mostly for the story that they take me on.

I agree that mass effect three was a quite well put together game in terms of mechanics, but it is the story that has kept me intested in the series(and the epic music!).

I was wondering how many people play games mainly for the story and how many play it solely for the game?

[D1ck1e]

Story.

[CombustiblePanda]

Both.

[MJF JD]

i only buy games that are going to have good story and a large amount of content these days

Modifié par MJF JD, 01 avril 2012 - 02:26 .

[shnellegaming]

both

[liggy002]

It's mostly the story for me, but gameplay does factor in for me as well. ME3 had a great story up until the ending when I thought that Harbinger would be involved and he wasn't (extra for a small cameo which was unacceptable). This disappointed even more than ending, but to be honest the ending screwed it up for me as well.

Modifié par liggy002, 01 avril 2012 - 02:27 .

[Anzer]

Both, though I prefer a good story.

[Adam2190]

Story and character development are why i love Mass Effect, great gameplay mechanics is a major bonus.

[Iakus]

Story

[TheCrakFox]

Mostly story. I don't really care for competition or challenge outside of a select few games (Trials HD!).

[CHARK19]

Why the need for so many labels?! Can't a Gamer be a Gamer?!
I played for it all. Story, character development, gameplay, entertainment, and especially CLOSURE.
A good GOOD series; one that took me a little push to really fall in love with tbh.

[soozy]

Both, however, I started playing games back in the Atari/NES days where story was a luxury. I love games with a well written stories and great characters, but I still like a lot of games today don't really have a story, like Terraria.

[Azarni]

Story, definitely. If I can't get into it, then I usually don't enjoy the gameplay.

[sth128]

When I play a Bioware game, I play it for the story. Actually with the exception of a couple of games, all games I play are story driven...

[Zebra3]

Story.

[Ilysail]

Story... combat is pretty much filler for me.

[Stygian1]

Both--Mainly for Story--

[RestARose13]

I definitely play solely for the story. If the story is bad then it doesn't matter how great the battle mechanics are. That'd be like enjoying a book because the cover was nice or liking a movie because the special effects are awesome. The story is what drives the game, it's (usually) what makes the gamer invested in the game.

[The Angry One]

Story.

[devSin]

Story, but I have to be able to play it, so gameplay isn't totally irrelevant.

[JackN7]

I want Story in Mass Effect and Action in cod/battlefield.etc

[Grimez7]

i'm sure everyone here plays mass effect for the story, i play things like battlefield for the gameplay though(singleplayers on those are often cliche and bad)

[VirtualSoldier27]

I look at games has interactive Movies/Books, they have to have an immersive story, I dispise this generations focus on online multi-player, if it wasnt for games like Mass Effect,Fallout and Dead Space,the gaming world would be a shallow place today

[zarnk567]

story

[Calibrations Expert]

I would say both, but then again I liked Just Cause 2 so I guess more for the gameplay.

Modifié par Calibrations Expert, 01 avril 2012 - 02:33 .