Flywin Lannister
Superstar
200
Damn.
You speak Japanese? Is the game different in Japanese.
TLOU felt a little slow admittedly, gotta give it some more burn. I'ma check out Persona 5 breh.
Thanks!
Am I the only person with many consoles and games, who plays WAY less now than before?
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Damn.
You speak Japanese? Is the game different in Japanese.
TLOU felt a little slow admittedly, gotta give it some more burn. I'ma check out Persona 5 breh.
Thanks!
Ineedmoney504
SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
Yea I'm not playing as much due to working a lot more.
I have a Wii U and PS4. I have a bunch of games sitting in the package. Have dropped out of all my sports leagues
I try to play fallout 4 and mass effect but honestly they take to long and when I finally come back to them I loss on what I should be doing.
I have a Wii U and PS4. I have a bunch of games sitting in the package. Have dropped out of all my sports leagues
I try to play fallout 4 and mass effect but honestly they take to long and when I finally come back to them I loss on what I should be doing.
Flywin Lannister
Superstar
I started on Fallout 4, and I was so lost.
*Spoiler ahead*
There's this point where you are in the street with the robot servant dude and he wants you to follow him around the neighborhood and then all of a sudden this dude is gone and you're lost af. It's quite early in the game. Never played it again.
I hear Nintendo heads swear on that WiiU, is it really that dope? I'm thinking of copping the Switch, but it may collect dust.
Bruh.
It's called growing up. You don't have time to play like you did. Real life is more important than video games at this point. Unless you're a professional gamer, your real life takes precedent. As a kid, the two went hand in hand. I played outside a lot and hooped and raced nikkas in the middle of the street, avoiding the sewer drains in case michaelangelo was feeling cheeky n wanted to trip a nikka. But we had a lot more time to also fukk around and play tons and tons of games. Develop favorite genres.
Your situation is a little more different because you made a move to work with games. A lot different from just playing them eh? That probably helped contribute to you being less attached as well. Like going behind the curtain in the wizard of oz. Not quite as remarkable once you see how it's built, unless you're really into building it.
But me, personally, I think I'll probably always game. But right now I own a PS4 out of necessity. Persona 5 ain't coming to PC. Blood borne ain't coming to PC. Horizon ain't coming to PC. I don't need all the systems. The few exclusives on Xbocx, be fire they all started coming to PC, weren't enough to entice me to buy them. Maybe it's because I'm grown now and would have to buy it myself. Maybe because I knew I wouldn't have time to play them anyways.
Wtf was I talking about
It's called growing up. You don't have time to play like you did. Real life is more important than video games at this point. Unless you're a professional gamer, your real life takes precedent. As a kid, the two went hand in hand. I played outside a lot and hooped and raced nikkas in the middle of the street, avoiding the sewer drains in case michaelangelo was feeling cheeky n wanted to trip a nikka. But we had a lot more time to also fukk around and play tons and tons of games. Develop favorite genres.
Your situation is a little more different because you made a move to work with games. A lot different from just playing them eh? That probably helped contribute to you being less attached as well. Like going behind the curtain in the wizard of oz. Not quite as remarkable once you see how it's built, unless you're really into building it.
But me, personally, I think I'll probably always game. But right now I own a PS4 out of necessity. Persona 5 ain't coming to PC. Blood borne ain't coming to PC. Horizon ain't coming to PC. I don't need all the systems. The few exclusives on Xbocx, be fire they all started coming to PC, weren't enough to entice me to buy them. Maybe it's because I'm grown now and would have to buy it myself. Maybe because I knew I wouldn't have time to play them anyways.
Wtf was I talking about
Ineedmoney504
SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
that's right at the beginning of the game also. He just goes in houses killing anything that's around. Nothin major, and once he gets to the last house he says the character family isn't there and he tell you to go to concordI played Mario 3d world and got Zelda and never opened it.
Been selling all my games on eBay
Yes. Now I need to control myself even though a game is available on sale.
Because I'll buy it play it for the first day than let it go and backlog grows and grows.
Waste of money. Now I don't do that, I try to finish everything before buying anything else and hopefully by the time I finish it the game is cheap as fukk.
Also work and school is in the way.
Because I'll buy it play it for the first day than let it go and backlog grows and grows.
Waste of money. Now I don't do that, I try to finish everything before buying anything else and hopefully by the time I finish it the game is cheap as fukk.
Also work and school is in the way.
Pure Water
Veteran
It all comes down to games I like to play. I would play more but they type of games I like to play just aren't plentiful. I recently just started playing Watch Dogs 2 again, but before then my XO has been used as a media device instead of a gaming device.
Good thread. To build on what most people are saying, when I got a job and a social life, the limited free time I had seemed wasted when I would spend it playing videogames. If I only have 4 hours of personal time before I have to get ready for bed, playing a videogame seems like I didn't accomplish anything during my time off. Also, I don't get that same feeling of satisfaction that I once did when I beat a game anymore.
