I thought a Softcore Game would imply that the game is happening but not truly show the game being played.
You guessed the magic word! Beer!Aur0ra145 said:I've read a lot of your posts, I don't always agree with you, but I've always respect your opinion. Though this post has me a bit puzzled.Paksenarrion said:I'm sick and tired of people saying they're softcore gamers when they're not. Softcore gamers have these qualifications:
1. You only play games that other softcore gamers recommend you.
2. You play for a few minutes, in between doing chores or homework.
3. When you buy your children games for their XBox 360, you wonder why they're upset when you buy them Cooking Mama for the Wii.
4. Sudoku online is what you consider a pretty hardcore game.
Are you referring to the Farmville phenomenon or something else? My mom plays bejewelled and things of that nature and I would barely consider her a 'softcore' gamer by my standards.
In my experience I've always viewed softcore gaming as a means to game without caring. In other words, someone who can get onto CoD and not care about their Kratio or if they win or lose, just as long as they have fun.
The thing I see happening with gaming between people, like us, who game constantly, is that our industry has grown much more quickly than our definitions of what has been happening. In other words, your definition of "softcore" gaming fits your structure, but not necessarily mine.
I vote we petition Webster dictionary to get definitive definitions of just what we're talking about.
Beer 'might' have had influence in the writing of this post. There's a definition for you![]()
That outburst was rather arrousing....Paksenarrion said:Oh, damn. I meant casual gamer. Sh!tt!ng D!ck N!pples.
You wouldn't find it arousing if you had seen a picture of it.Wondermint13 said:That outburst was rather arrousing....Paksenarrion said:Oh, damn. I meant casual gamer. Sh!tt!ng D!ck N!pples.
I thought I caught it. hahas0denone said:Haha.
It appears that your sarcastic take on "Authentic Casual Gamer" has failed utterly, as the only responses you have gotten so far, have been duds.
On topic:
Oh darn! I am no casual gamer!!! Darn!!
So a softcore gamer is one who plays for fun? And competition comes secondary to said fun?Aur0ra145 said:I've read a lot of your posts, I don't always agree with you, but I've always respect your opinion. Though this post has me a bit puzzled.Paksenarrion said:I'm sick and tired of people saying they're softcore gamers when they're not. Softcore gamers have these qualifications:
1. You only play games that other softcore gamers recommend you.
2. You play for a few minutes, in between doing chores or homework.
3. When you buy your children games for their XBox 360, you wonder why they're upset when you buy them Cooking Mama for the Wii.
4. Sudoku online is what you consider a pretty hardcore game.
Are you referring to the Farmville phenomenon or something else? My mom plays bejewelled and things of that nature and I would barely consider her a 'softcore' gamer by my standards.
In my experience I've always viewed softcore gaming as a means to game without caring. In other words, someone who can get onto CoD and not care about their Kratio or if they win or lose, just as long as they have fun.
The thing I see happening with gaming between people, like us, who game constantly, is that our industry has grown much more quickly than our definitions of what has been happening. In other words, your definition of "softcore" gaming fits your structure, but not necessarily mine.
I vote we petition Webster dictionary to get definitive definitions of just what we're talking about.
Beer 'might' have had influence in the writing of this post. There's a definition for you![]()