How dare you companies desire to make more money, you should swear an vow of poverty and make your games out of pocket.
Gaming is too casual. Casuals have runined gaming.
#76
Posté 12 août 2014 - 05:36
#77
Posté 12 août 2014 - 05:40
How dare you companies desire to make more money, you should swear an vow of poverty and make your games out of pocket.
That wasn't really my point.
If you played CS back then, you knew it was a free mod if you had already owned HL.
I forgot how Steam worked when Valve made the switch, but I believe CS came free naturally on Steam assuming you had registered your original HL CD key.
#78
Posté 12 août 2014 - 05:53
That wasn't really my point.
If you played CS back then, you knew it was a free mod if you had already owned HL.
I forgot how Steam worked when Valve made the switch, but I believe CS came free naturally on Steam assuming you had registered your original HL CD key.
....who are you?
#79
Posté 12 août 2014 - 05:56
....who are you?
I thought you were replying to what I said in the previous post.
#80
Posté 12 août 2014 - 05:57
I thought you were replying to what I said in the previous post.
All I read was the OP.
Sorry for the misunderstanding.
#81
Posté 12 août 2014 - 07:42
I miss the days of the old school Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon series. Back before the regenerating health and invisibility cloaks.
Not only that, but the bullet damage was alot more deadly in those games too. Plus on harder difficulties, the direction of fire meter and other on screen 'helpers' were turned off. Play with no re-spawns and **** got intense !!
Give me Doom, Timesplitters, Duke Nukem type FPS that are fun but unrealistic or the true tactical shooters like these. (R6 Raven Shield and earlier, Ghost Recon 1, Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis)
Screw the stuff in the middle, like the CoD type military garb that tries to put up this facade of being realistic, when it's really anything but the case.
Generally I consider anyone that knows very little about the industry as a whole to be a casual gamer. ie. not knowing what a Bioware or Bethesda is would be a big red flag.
LOL..You do know Bio/Beth is like the definition of casual when it comes to RPGs these days, right ?
#82
Posté 12 août 2014 - 08:23
lol hahahaha gaming laptop hahahaha. My saphire toxic R9 270xs in crossire will pwn the sh!t outta Razor derp blade. lol. GTFO. hahaha you payed 2000 + bucks, hahaha.
Master Race Card revoked. You can reapply when you build your own and get gud scrub!!!
Lol just spotted this. Really? You buy premium editions for mid range cards and Crossfire them? Aw man, you're breaking my heart here.
#83
Posté 12 août 2014 - 08:32
Lol just spotted this. Really? You buy premium editions for mid range cards and Crossfire them? Aw man, you're breaking my heart here.
hahaha, Sapphire toxic 270xs are beast. BEAST. I run BF4 on ultra and get 95 frames. I can uber sample witcher 3 at 1440p and get almost 60 frames. Crysis 3 max settings.... Yeah 90 frames. Oh Metro Last Light on uber 1080p. 60 frames. Ha. Mid range... lol. read up on the sapphire toxics. Fastest 270X out of the box. OC out of this world. And I got 2 of them, and a hexicore, and 16 GB corsair vegeance, and veliocraptor 1 TB hardrive. All for about 950 or so bucks. hahahahaha. I'm laughing all the way to glorious 1080p and highest setting and 60 frames for daaaaaaayyyyyssss. hahahaha. Also ASUS crosshair gen 5 MOBO.
#84
Posté 12 août 2014 - 08:37
The casual vs. hardcore seems to be always based on accessibility, like difficulty.
I think it should be about the themes and subject matter. I'm irritated that a game that seems to have more of an edgy feel (Demon Souls, w/e) automatically also has to be really hard. I can't see why there can't just be a Super Mario Souls. Or Demon Mario.
#85
Posté 12 août 2014 - 08:39
I don't play Nintendo games, and too be honest. I never really have. So I don't really know.
#86
Posté 12 août 2014 - 08:41
hahaha, Sapphire toxic 270xs are beast. BEAST. I run BF4 on ultra and get 95 frames. I can uber sample witcher 3 at 1440p and get almost 60 frames. Crysis 3 max settings.... Yeah 90 frames. Oh Metro Last Light on uber 1080p. 60 frames. Ha. Mid range... lol. read up on the sapphire toxics. Fastest 270X out of the box. OC out of this world. And I got 2 of them, and a hexicore, and 16 GB corsair vegeance, and veliocraptor 1 TB hardrive. All for about 950 or so bucks. hahahahaha. I'm laughing all the way to glorious 1080p and highest setting and 60 frames for daaaaaaayyyyyssss. hahahaha. Also ASUS crosshair gen 5 MOBO.
>Not rocking a Pentium G3258 and 750Ti
Why isn't anyone else poor?
#87
Posté 12 août 2014 - 08:49
Eh, seems like a really steep idea. Because there is always something more hardcore and something more casual. For example, many Call of Duty players get called by Battlefield players as casuals. Many Halo players call both Call of Duty and Battlefield players casuals. Many Counter Strike players call all three of them casuals. And hardcore Quake players call everyone else filthy casuals.
Really though, the term 'casual gamer' really only applies to cow-clickers or other iPhone games that lacks any real depth. Even then, that term is so loose you could fit ten elephants in it.
- Ridwan aime ceci
#88
Posté 12 août 2014 - 09:12
See I think of that as defining casual games for the most part, the vast amount of mobile games. People forget how hard "casual" experiences like Mario or endless runners were back in the day. The one thing you are often guranteed not to get in a "casual" game isn't necessarily difficultly but some kind of morally gray demon zombie fighting for equally morally gray reasons.
Also, I've seen plenty of super difficult and incredibly "hardcore" games be paper thin thematically, Mario is more intense than Left for Dead or whatever.
#89
Posté 12 août 2014 - 09:22
i would argue the opposite with Clans, MLG, and Esports over running and making 95% of online shooters full of unbalanced teams and matchmaking lobbies.
#90
Posté 12 août 2014 - 09:52
I have no problem with developers improving things that are sometimes boring in games or are like rinse and repeat as long as they don’t just chop them out like they did in ME2.
Don’t blame casuals blame companies that want to make quick money and hiding what is or is not in the game so people pre-order.
#91
Posté 12 août 2014 - 09:54
I miss the days when Rare never failed to make a damn good game.
- A Crusty Knight Of Colour aime ceci
#92
Posté 12 août 2014 - 09:59
I miss the days when Rare never failed to make a damn good game.
There was a period in the mid 90s and the start of the millennium where they didn't know how to make a bad game. Killer Instinct, Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, Diddy Kong Racing, Banjo-Kazooie, Conker's Bad Fur Day, etc.
Now the tagline of their website when searched on google reads: "Rare - Creators of Kinect Sports Rivals"
How the mighty have fallen. ![]()
- Johnnie Walker et Rustiest Sandusky aiment ceci
#93
Posté 12 août 2014 - 12:07
Just dropping by casually before I go study the tables to understand the game I wanted to play tonight.
- Eshaye aime ceci
#94
Posté 12 août 2014 - 12:26
95% of tablet games p*sses me off. Funny thing is most of tablet games are rip-off of PC or old consoles games.
- Johnnie Walker aime ceci
#95
Posté 12 août 2014 - 12:38
Yeah, it was a running joke ever so briefly. Dreamy will never forget. LOL. It didn't quite have the staying power of Spear-Hoes though.
I never forget. I also never give up and never surrender, but that's neither here nor there.
#96
Posté 12 août 2014 - 01:20
What is a casual?
Is that like a new word for n00b?
Casual gamers are evil people who play for fun.
#97
Posté 12 août 2014 - 01:49
Not only that, but the bullet damage was alot more deadly in those games too. Plus on harder difficulties, the direction of fire meter and other on screen 'helpers' were turned off. Play with no re-spawns and **** got intense !!
Give me Doom, Timesplitters, Duke Nukem type FPS that are fun but unrealistic or the true tactical shooters like these. (R6 Raven Shield and earlier, Ghost Recon 1, Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis)
Screw the stuff in the middle, like the CoD type military garb that tries to put up this facade of being realistic, when it's really anything but the case.
LOL..You do know Bio/Beth is like the definition of casual when it comes to RPGs these days, right ?
Shadow Warrior, Rise of the Triad, Wolfenstein: The New Order, Counter Strike: Global Offensive.
- Kaiser Arian XVII et EarthboundNess aiment ceci
#98
Posté 12 août 2014 - 01:51
You lot have nothing to complain about since it's pretty evident you aren't doing your homework. You whine about lack of "hardcore" games and that they don't cater to you, when in fact there are games that do, but usually these games fails to meet the expectations considering the budget spent.
I wrote three times now Shadow Warrior, yet this game seems to fly under the radar, and you lot have the audacity to complain about lack of "hardcore" fps.
#100
Posté 12 août 2014 - 02:23
It depends on how do you view the word "casual". When i hear casual the first stuff that comes to my mind is:


On this term i will agree. People had a lot more imagination back when it came to gaming. And more importantly the games back then were created only for fun. They didn't bother with stuff like: hidden meanings, messages, political corectness (like DA:I is doing), artistic and mature stuff and etc. Quite frankly i'm glad some games today are discussing this stuff. But i will say that FPS and RPG games were handled a lot better in old days.
It's pointless to argue that games are much easier or "casual" today since stuff like Bulletstorm, Wolfenstein: TNO, Witcher, Divinity, Wasteland, POE clearly say otherwise.
- Kaiser Arian XVII aime ceci





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