Poll: Christmas Gifts

[blood77]

Seasons greetings people of the escapist, this holly jolly holiday I got a nice stack of games for my playing pleasure. However, any time any one is given an overly large variety of things to choose from, they are perplexed by the decision that then is laid before them, "What do I choose first."

So that is the question I pose to you, if you think that I should start off on one of these games ahead of the other then please vote. If you also have a reason or reasoning process about my choice, that goes beyond "This game is the best," Then please feel free to also post those as well.

Also if any one else would like to mention the nice loot that they too received during a festive season, then please also feel free to do so.

Happy Holidays, and I hope that you all have an equally good New Year

 

[Jedoro]

I enjoyed Dragon Age, and it's the only one up there I've played, so I vote that one.

My loots were a petty coat and pajama pants.

And a nosebleed. That kinda sucked to have on Christmas.

 

[CrashBang]

I too was given Ratchet & Clank and Assassin's Creed 2, and out of the 2 I played R&C first but prefer AC2, so go with AC2

 

[Cpt_Oblivious]

Well, I'd say Assassins Creed 2. Dragon Age will suck you in for weeks and weeks (it did for me anyway) so best start with something you can complete in a short enough time and still enjoy.

No! Play Dragon Age first while you still have time off work. If not you'll end up finishing it to find you've accidentally missed 3 days of work because of how amazing it is. Play the less immersive games when you have less time so you can easily jump in and out.

 

[blood77]

AC2, then RnC then DAO
Trade in U2 and T6 for something better.

Well, out of most fighting games I actually happen to like tekken. But is Uncharted 2 really that bad?

 

[Aunel]

go through the short ones first, or else you will be playing dragon age for the coming months.

 

[blood77]

Well, I'd say Assassins Creed 2. Dragon Age will suck you in for weeks and weeks (it did for me anyway) so best start with something you can complete in a short enough time and still enjoy.

No! Play Dragon Age first while you still have time off work. If not you'll end up finishing it to find you've accidentally missed 3 days of work because of how amazing it is. Play the less immersive games when you have less time so you can easily jump in and out.

This sounds like the best thing to do.

Thanks to every one else that responded.

 

[Cpt_Oblivious]

This sounds like the best thing to do.

I win!