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[Poubo]

hmmm why does it feel like some sort of dating service?

22, male, been playing computer games since 1997! still going strong! commodore 64er for a while, you can't beat the nostalgia of lemmings and old "strategy" games. oh and im English. Does that give me more persuasive skills?

C&C forever

Modifié par Poubo, 26 novembre 2009 - 06:51 .

[Skydiver8888]

I'm 34, married with no kids (and currently no job). I have played games since the NES days, got into RPGs with Baldur's Gate. To me, the most important thing a game can have is a great story, a "hook", so to speak, to get me involved. Gameplay comes second after that. I have an xbox360 as well as a PC, mainly because i enjoy playing from my couch once in a while I'm what you might call a "hard core" gamer, meaning i follow the industry, get involved on forums/websites, etc. Heck, i even worked as a tester for a while. No, it's nothing like Grandma's Boy, though it DID get me a cheaper wow subscription for a while. Also, it's a nice cheap alternative to my other chosen addiction. Throwing oneself out of airplanes for fun can get rather pricey at times



I'm married to a lovely man who never played video games and probably never will (though i have tried to get him interested!). I think he's come to accept my gaming, though at first he was squarely in the "games are a waste of time" camp. He calls them "unproductive", which probably stems from his chosen hobbies, which all involve creating or fixing things (woodworking, photography, auto/motorcycle repair, etc).



As for me, being unemployed leaves me PLENTY of time to game as much as i want...i totally understand the whole "funemployment" phenomenon!

[magemaester]

Skydiver8888 wrote...

I'm 34, married with no kids (and currently no job). I have played games since the NES days, got into RPGs with Baldur's Gate. To me, the most important thing a game can have is a great story, a "hook", so to speak, to get me involved. Gameplay comes second after that. I have an xbox360 as well as a PC, mainly because i enjoy playing from my couch once in a while I'm what you might call a "hard core" gamer, meaning i follow the industry, get involved on forums/websites, etc. Heck, i even worked as a tester for a while. No, it's nothing like Grandma's Boy, though it DID get me a cheaper wow subscription for a while. Also, it's a nice cheap alternative to my other chosen addiction. Throwing oneself out of airplanes for fun can get rather pricey at times

I'm married to a lovely man who never played video games and probably never will (though i have tried to get him interested!). I think he's come to accept my gaming, though at first he was squarely in the "games are a waste of time" camp. He calls them "unproductive", which probably stems from his chosen hobbies, which all involve creating or fixing things (woodworking, photography, auto/motorcycle repair, etc).

As for me, being unemployed leaves me PLENTY of time to game as much as i want...i totally understand the whole "funemployment" phenomenon!

Damn you're lucky!!! I can only play on sundays!!!