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[Nesher666]

Being 25, but I still would appreciate some "mature" teammates (not necessarily in age, but in thinking), who value the concept of cooperation/teamwork.

Gamertag is the same as my nick here. Playing on PC from Europe.

[Nesher666]

zerozen00 wrote...

26 and on pc here.
Thank you, older and more mature players, for all the times I play randoms and don't end up with whiny kids. Thank you for providing useful info, some insight and a good laugh when you use a mic, instead of whining and insulting because I'm better/worse than you. Thank you for playing the game trying to relax and enjoying it, instead of racing for the top of the scoreboard.
Thank you for making random matches worth playing when my friends aren't available.

/zen

+1

[waltervolpatto]

+1

41 years old here...

Xbox: piallator

[Cundu_Ertur]

Older? Yes.
Mature?
Ha!
No.

[Cundu_Ertur]

I remember when the only 'multiplayer' console game was Pong.
Or what was that game where the graphics were on a plastic sheet you taped to the TV -- Odyssey? Nixon was the President.

[kwndc]

I realized last night while playing Modern Warfare 3 that the ME3 community is much more mature after all.

I m 51 and love gaming. I have had the Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Gameboy(before color and then with color), Nintendo 64 and Gamecube and then switched to XBOX 360 when I realized I prefer sitting and using joysticks and punching buttons much more than waving around or swinging my controller like on Wii.

Modifié par kwndc, 16 juin 2012 - 02:34 .

[BobWalt]

Derek Hollan wrote...

It's great to see such a diverse group in age!

It's inspiring.

I'm 44 and my wife and I are celebrating our 25th anniversary this weekend (hard to wrap my mind around).

Congradulations!  my wife and I will be celebrating our 29th this year in July.  It's also good to see age diversity in game development.

[BobWalt]

ll.MuLoT.ll wrote...

ITT : old mens wasted their lives playing video games

Better than sitting on a front porch in rocking chair doing nothing.

[BleuLithium]

I'm glad to hear about all of the older gamers that still play!  I'm only 27 with a wife and a 1 year old son, so I don't get to play much myself except at night time when he's finally off.  GMT round 9pm or so when I can (or when I'm not exhausted from chasing him around lol)  Xboxlive is BleuLithium, feel free to add me as I do mainly bronze and silver (as I don't think I'm good enough for gold).

[Chamroeun]

21 here! Not quite in the older group though I do appreciate talking with the older folks. I like to think I'm a fairly decent player. I can run gold though I run whatever difficulties with no real preference over the others. If your reflexes are bad fear not I won't make fun of you!
PSN ID: HiruRyu
Just make sure you leave a message that you're from bsn or who you are.

[Persona RED]

I'm twenty and rarely speak but, when I do it is usually something funny or pertinent to the situation. I don't make fun of, squeal, or whine at anyone. I revive everyone as fast as I can because I know how bad it can suck being stomped at the beginning of a wave. I also can handle myself very well, and tone down how many kills I make depending of the quality of players I'm with.

My XBL gamertag is Jyaredo.

Btw, I know twenty might not be very "mature", but my personality is lol.

[Anubis_TPF]

Just a reminder folks, here's the link to our group for us (25+).
http://social.bioware.com/group/7497/

We are looking to get organized for game sessions, share tags, and hopefully get solid setups for the weekend events.

[Kel Riever]

I'm old enough to hate my age, does that count?

By the way, I have a Do Not Resuscitate order and am playing from my bed in the nursing home. What really pisses me off is when my IV gets wrapped around the controller. And if you are wondering why I have a DNR it is because I passed out playing ME3 after my 4:30 pm dinner and the nurse thought I was dead. Let me tell you, defibrillation is the worst hangover you'll ever have.

[Johnny B. Goode]

reading this made me feel young, i am 20 but feel old

[QCteamkill]

Kel Riever wrote...

I'm old enough to hate my age, does that count?

By the way, I have a Do Not Resuscitate order and am playing from my bed in the nursing home. What really pisses me off is when my IV gets wrapped around the controller. And if you are wondering why I have a DNR it is because I passed out playing ME3 after my 4:30 pm dinner and the nurse thought I was dead. Let me tell you, defibrillation is the worst hangover you'll ever have.

Man, I wish you the best, but I cannot help wonder if the defib could have wiped your save file if it was over the controller cord...

[andygiddings]

Chealec wrote...

LazyDakota wrote...

Wow, you guys are old. Better not waste time on a game and go pick some nice cemetery.

Aaaah kids, so witty - just somthing to bear in mind: your parents may well have been teenagers in the 60s / 70s, they may have drunk a lot of booze, smoked a lot of weed and maybe done acid, gone to great rock concerts and shagged like bunnies, raced around on motorbikes or scooters (even while drunk) and got away with it somehow...

And despite all that they've grown up to develop everything you take foregranted from modern computing and the Internet to mobile phones and tablets; run businesses and the media, made music, movies and computer games...

(as for your grandparents, or perhaps even great-grandparents, if they fought in WWII - have you ever wondered if you've got any relations you don't know about in Italy, the UK, France or Germany?)

Now think about your life; you're spending your youth posting on a web forum ... who's really wasting their time?

Just love this riposte.

57 here and like many, grown up on video games from the days of Pong. Origin ID andy612/US CT/Silver and Gold

[Anubis_TPF]

andygiddings wrote...

Chealec wrote...

LazyDakota wrote...

Wow, you guys are old. Better not waste time on a game and go pick some nice cemetery.

Aaaah kids, so witty - just somthing to bear in mind: your parents may well have been teenagers in the 60s / 70s, they may have drunk a lot of booze, smoked a lot of weed and maybe done acid, gone to great rock concerts and shagged like bunnies, raced around on motorbikes or scooters (even while drunk) and got away with it somehow...

And despite all that they've grown up to develop everything you take foregranted from modern computing and the Internet to mobile phones and tablets; run businesses and the media, made music, movies and computer games...

(as for your grandparents, or perhaps even great-grandparents, if they fought in WWII - have you ever wondered if you've got any relations you don't know about in Italy, the UK, France or Germany?)

Now think about your life; you're spending your youth posting on a web forum ... who's really wasting their time?

Just love this riposte.

57 here and like many, grown up on video games from the days of Pong. Origin ID andy612/US CT/Silver and Gold

Some folks just don't respect their elders, and what they've accomplished.

[MinatheBrat]

Derek Hollan wrote...

Dookie no jutsu wrote...

 I'm 30, but I love fart jokes. Does that make me immature?

Nah...But, maybe it's a guy thing 

Inner child and all that.

Cheers!

It might very well be a guy thing! I can't believe I just wasted moments of my life listening to some of that! 

Ok..the violinist one is funny. 

[dimeonwu]

BobWalt wrote...

ll.MuLoT.ll wrote...

ITT : old mens wasted their lives playing video games

Better than sitting on a front porch in rocking chair doing nothing.

Gaming prevents dementia, son. Well, so does gambling, but 1 of them's cheaper and doesn't involve long trips to Vegas for ComicCon

[QCteamkill]

dimeonwu wrote...

BobWalt wrote...

ll.MuLoT.ll wrote...

ITT : old mens wasted their lives playing video games

Better than sitting on a front porch in rocking chair doing nothing.

Gaming prevents dementia, son. Well, so does gambling, but 1 of them's cheaper and doesn't involve long trips to Vegas for ComicCon

Huh, gambling? Vegas, been there, I didn't think thousands of old people looked any brighter pushing one shiny button for hours on end.