Video game addiction…..
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Dude!!!!! That is a set up.
I had to stop at AC black flag. I can’t control the damn boat and shoot at the same time. I bow to your league of playing good sir. LOL
Lol to be fair black flag was trying to get the boat controls right it got much better in later game lol butttttt if you get lost in black flag you don’t want to play the new open world ones. You literally just spend hours climbing shit it Greece, Egypt or England
After the RDR2 South Park episode, I wanted to check it out. Never saw a preview or ad, didn’t know anyone that played it. Bought a console for the first time since the 90’s for that game alone at the start of the pandemic, and haven’t looked back.
I’ve finished some other games since starting Red Dead, but I keep going back.
It’s truly a masterpiece.
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I don't have the manual dexterity on a keyboard for fast paced games, but I am a Grandmaster in Risk on Steam, and in the DOS based first person shooter game Wolfenstein 3D, (addon games designed by others), I've written manuals on how to kill most or all of the opponents on a floor using only the knife. I also 'cleanly' found a way to finish secret floor #16 in "Project Eisenritter" which the game designer, Wolf Skevoz-Jones, had designed to be impossible to complete, without using cheats. My solution had not occurred to him.
What are you, 80 years old? Never understood how people can differentiate and say video games are only for kids, but then they go nuts over football, golf or poker.
They're all games, and there's nothing inherent to video games that make them only suitable to kids. If you get a kick out of 'em, more power to you, whatever your game is.
The only reason I don't play them now as an adult is because I don't have time for it.
I’m old school games only. I fully admit I do not have the hand-eye coordination or controllability for the new games. Especially first person shooters. And I would not dare do an open world. My ass would get owned in under a minute. LOL
I re played it and didn't try to finish the campaign....just doing side missions, fishing and hunting and playing cat n mouse with the pinkertons....and robbing trains...
I love a good video game ! I'm hooked on playing SIMS in my down time
It's gonna get worse.
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I like open world games, although I find the missions get a bit repetitive after a while. Next, probably 1st person shooters, then fighting games.
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I like open world games, although I find the missions get a bit repetitive after a while. Next, probably 1st person shooters, then fighting games.
SIMS & Call of duty are my weakness. I also have a few games on my phone that i enjoy playing on my down time.
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I love sims as well ^-^
I own all that sims series cause I'm a nerdy gal
something about that simulation game keeps drawing me back time after time
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