cRPG
Other Games => ... and all the other things floating around out there => Topic started by: Leshma on June 15, 2015, 09:42:33 pm
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Brand new is in the title for a reason. cRPG is more of a habit than anything else. Games look interesting on trailers but I can't make myself to play them for longer periods. cRPG quick battle is perfect for me. Add anything extra and I quickly lose interest.
Anyone else like this?
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Not because im too old, but i cant find a game i can play for so long like crpg, almost every game i play, after a few hours i compare the game i played and crpg and then leave, never touch the game again and play crpg
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Brand new is in the title for a reason. cRPG is more of a habit than anything else. Games look interesting on trailers but I can't make myself to play them for longer periods. cRPG quick battle is perfect for me. Add anything extra and I quickly lose interest.
Anyone else like this?
Nope, however there seem to be less that interest me now. probably just a nostalgia thing though.
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Well, my problem with regular games is that I'm too aware of elements they consist of and that kinda ruins it for me. Most are open world kind these days and that revolves around creating new char (with sliders and stuff), pick race, class etc. Then go from the bottom doing some quest which can be interesting but are nothing I haven't seen before. After all that you're out of content completely OP. Now they try to spice it up with world building aspect but I'm not into that anymore.
Basically, I've seen everything gaming industry has to offer and I'm in search of something new and exciting. But that just isn't out there.
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Maybe in 2011-2012 and even then it's a stretch. CRPG with all the nerfs and in its current state is unplayable for me. Since we both started in 2010 i'm surprised it still got you hooked lol.
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Well, my problem with regular games is that I'm too aware of elements they consist of and that kinda ruins it for me. Most are open world kind these days and that revolves around creating new char (with sliders and stuff), pick race, class etc. Then go from the bottom doing some quest which can be interesting but are nothing I haven't seen before. After all that you're out of content completely OP. Now they try to spice it up with world building aspect but I'm not into that anymore.
Basically, I've seen everything gaming industry has to offer and I'm in search of something new and exciting. But that just isn't out there.
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Nope, moved on. It's better to explore and try new games than become obsessed over one.
Only reason I have crpg installed is to look at the icon and think of the hours I wasted
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Well, as a 14 year old I used to devour all gaming news and I would excited about at least 5 unreleased games at any time. That is a little different now, I have been excited about two triple-AAA games in the past 3 years and those are GTA V and the Witcher 3, neither of which I have played more than 20 hours so far. Aside from that I played cRPG and Supreme Commander Forged Alliance, of which the first is too dead for me to enjoy and the second requires a very specific mood to play. I have zero inclination to play any new games, any time I decided to give one a go I got bored within 2 hours or I never actually ran it after installing.
Adult life and changing life priorities definitely caught up with me now at age 21 Really glad about that, back in the day I was worried that I would enjoy gaming just too much to ever be arsed to develop myself in any other way. Honestly it felt like the past two years went by slower than any of the others, when playing video games days just fly by meaninglessly.
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well a bit, like i've seen doom 4 and i was like "so? looks like a splatter fest with no sense, might have been fun in 1995 but meh"
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The only games I look forward to every year are Fifa and football manager.
Other than that, I'll just watch E3 and see what I fancy.
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Seen Interstellar and Guardians of the Galaxy this week (haven't watched before). Got me hooked on PU, but that's so far away.
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There's just no more time and so much other shit to do. I think I'll jump on the adult 'buy 3 year old games, never finish until 5 years later' bandwagon.
Besides, there's real life grinding to do. When I've leveled up enough, I'll go back to concentrating on games.
In a retirement community that has a LAN network. Or VR hub, whatever the hell will be around by then.
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Never too old for hentai rpg porn games
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Just pirated a Metro 2033 Redux. Played the original Last Light before and didn't like it, but this one got me hooked with story, immersion and even combat. There's alot to the gameplay although the AI could be improved for a 2014 game. All in all, it has a short campaign, likeable characters(even memorable ones, lol) and a better postapo atmosphere than the Stalker games. Reccomend it, if you don't mind singleplayer games. If you're only into MMO's I would wait a year for The Division. If you don't mind 3rd person shooters that is. Than I would advise you to buy the upcoming Ubisoft exlusive For Honor or just to fuck off, thanks.
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Adult life and changing life priorities definitely caught up with me now at age 21 Really glad about that, back in the day I was worried that I would enjoy gaming just too much to ever be arsed to develop myself in any other way. Honestly it felt like the past two years went by slower than any of the others, when playing video games days just fly by meaninglessly.
At the age of 21 you're talking about adult life? :P are you studying at uni by any chance? My days at uni were the most childish period od my Life, even more than when I was actually a kid.
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Adult life and changing life priorities definitely caught up with me now at age 21
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Okay, perhaps that was an overstatement. Not adult life in the sense that I work 50 hours a week and change diapers on the weekend, but adult life in the sense that I am mostly concerned with working on my future and developing myself in ways that will last me longer than until the end of a video game. Short term mindless fun is not very satisfying anymore.
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Okay, perhaps that was an overstatement. Not adult life in the sense that I work 50 hours a week and change diapers on the weekend, but adult life in the sense that I am mostly concerned with working on my future and developing myself in ways that will last me longer than until the end of a video game. Short term mindless fun is not very satisfying anymore.
so you've grown lame is what you sayin
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lol
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Leshma is kinda like me lol,i also incontented with new generation full effect no gameplay gamez!
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you just about avoided saying that youre like leshma there
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hey guys, adult here. friendly reminder that video games are beneath me now
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i will never think im too old for computergames. problem is that most computergames is aimed for 15-20 yo and im 39.
we are however on an all time dry. there is no good game to play currently. i dont think we have had this sort of dry in many many years, if ever at all.
im waiting for duke nukem forever titles like star citizens, elite dangerous, bannerlord and dayz. they are taking their fucking sweet time with it! all while we grow older, our beards is getting longer, gettin kids, car, family and a pencil in our suit pocket.
fortnite, pubg, minecraft, call of duty, its all kids stuff.
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