I will be playing video games for so long that my grandchildren will have the privilege of pulling me away from the TV screen. I won't stop until I'm dead.
Do you think you will ever stop playing video Games?
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That and how, if you get banned from the site, you lose all the games you paid money for. It's also been kind of a hassle to actually purchase them, sometimes. My copies of BioShock, BioShock 2, and Psychonauts still never came through on Steam.verdant monkai said:
Anyway, I'm not giving out, like, ever. I actually plan to make videogames in the future. Those are the college classes I'm setting up for, and I've been working out countless concepts since I was a kid. The best ones have matured over the years (well, one of them is still strictly E-rated content, but, you know what I mean), such as Koro, and newer ones continue to form, such as Noble. I've even been putting up some of my visual concepts on DeviantART, and learning whatever I can about the industry before I actually become thoroughly involved. It's one of the main reasons I joined The Escapist! This place has so much information, wisdom and pointers!
Depends. At the moment we seem to be trending back to stuff that has a modicum of intelligence, so hopefully not.
Should we just keep being given more and more linear, more and more scripted stuff, then I would drop it out of disinterest, not because I'd grown too 'mature' for the medium itself.
Should we just keep being given more and more linear, more and more scripted stuff, then I would drop it out of disinterest, not because I'd grown too 'mature' for the medium itself.
Have you contacted Steam support and/or checked on the Steam forums? Were you charged? Did you get email receipts?Lugbzurg said:
If games continue on the path they're on of over-saturation of a market full of games that aren't at all respectable while claiming to be art, I shall. Shouldn't take long.
The game industry will better keep me interested by the time I'll be in my eighties!
And they'll have to take into account my ruined sight, rheumatic hands, letargic reflexes, nonexistent short-term memory, senile impatience and a constant need for instant gratification.
Basically they can keep making them as they are today.
And they'll have to take into account my ruined sight, rheumatic hands, letargic reflexes, nonexistent short-term memory, senile impatience and a constant need for instant gratification.
Basically they can keep making them as they are today.
Highly doubt it. Games have been my life for a veryyyy long time (Uncles taught me how to play GTA and Twisted Metal when I was barely walking, so it came natural) and I plan to continue it for a long time, maybe even as a job in the future.
I'll get my kids into it, hell, i'll hand them my old PS3 and Xbox and say 'Play whatever you find. Get into it. Have fun like I did.'
I'll get my kids into it, hell, i'll hand them my old PS3 and Xbox and say 'Play whatever you find. Get into it. Have fun like I did.'
No, I don't think I ever will. I may just get too busy at some point, but I'll always maintain my love for them. They're too far a part of my life, I'll never be able to just stop them. When they stop being good, I'll just stop buying them, but I'll keep playing older games.
It's like I never even clicked them. The best I could do was ask how to remove them from my cart, which took them about four days to respond to (and type only one sentence). I was very ticked. I wanted to buy Serious Sam 3: Deluxe Edition while it was on sale. Why would it take so long to write one sentence?Woodsey said:
Turns out there's a "Remove from Cart" button below the... price, I think. I never saw this, because, I had a very dark monitor, even with the brightness and saturation at 100%. Now, I have a newer, better monitor that shows everything in its proper color and shade.
There are a few things I figured would lead to me hanging up the controller for good. If pay to win becomes a popular video game system, if they start charging for core features on top of the normal game, etc. Of course, those have to happen industry wide for the most part, not just one company. If a company does it I just cut them out of my "will buy from" list.
I'll be gaming until I'm old and senile, I'll probably be buried with a Ps2. Wait, no, IN A PS2!
Not a chance in hell.
I've had some of the happiest moments of my life (so far) with a console in my hands.
I look forward to more great memories.
I've had some of the happiest moments of my life (so far) with a console in my hands.
I look forward to more great memories.
Probably. When it's time to start working(yes, I'm a lazy failure), getting a girlfriend and eventually kids I doubt there'll be much time over for playing games like I used to.
I'll at least start prioritising which games to play, instead of buying every cheap game I find.
I'll at least start prioritising which games to play, instead of buying every cheap game I find.