Who actually finishes their games? When I get close to finishing a game, another great game comes out and I start playing that one and forgetting about the older 1.:?
Does anyone have any advice for my "problem?"
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Who actually finishes their games? When I get close to finishing a game, another great game comes out and I start playing that one and forgetting about the older 1.:?
Does anyone have any advice for my "problem?"
buy a game, finish it, buy a game, finish it, buy a game, finish it ....
I find its better to try to beat the old games before buying the new ones. Or if you friends want to play online with the new game, play the new game with them but don't go through the single player until you beat the single player on the earlier game.
I don't understand that problem at all. What's the point of getting so far in a game if you are not going to beat it? The new game you want will still be in stores when you beat the current one. You've only watched half of each movie in your DVD collection? Focus!MicWazowskiYeah, but how many games nowadays are beat in 2 hours? Plus for me it was kind of a "I'm going to play what I feel like today." I didn't always feel for every game I played that "I MUST BEAT IT". Usually it was a much more relaxed approach. Either that or I'd get to a certain part in a game, get stuck, say to myself "I'm going to take a break from this one for a little while" but the break ends up being much longer than anticipated. But this year I've change my, *ahem*, focus.
[QUOTE="MicWazowski"]I don't understand that problem at all. What's the point of getting so far in a game if you are not going to beat it? The new game you want will still be in stores when you beat the current one. You've only watched half of each movie in your DVD collection? Focus!ebbderelictYeah, but how many games nowadays are beat in 2 hours? Plus for me it was kind of a "I'm going to play what I feel like today." I didn't always feel for every game I played that "I MUST BEAT IT". Usually it was a much more relaxed approach. Either that or I'd get to a certain part in a game, get stuck, say to myself "I'm going to take a break from this one for a little while" but the break ends up being much longer than anticipated. But this year I've change my, *ahem*, focus.
The point of video games is to have fun. As long as you're doing that, I don't care if you beat your games or not. However, if you want to beat your games and feel bad about not doing so, manage your time better and refrain from buying something new. Or buy it and don't play it until you finish the current game. You say you might not find the same deal? Fine. What about after you buy it? The game will still be at home after you finish the current one, yes? Take your time, have fun, and you'll be fine.
Right. I agree 100%.The point of video games is to have fun.
MicWazowski
Okay, when you say "you" do you mean ME, or the general population. If you mean me, this sentence does not apply. I will agree in general though that if someone is not doing something and that makes sad, they should maybe start doing it. Unless that thing is something like arson.However, if you want to beat your games and feel bad about not doing so, manage your time better and refrain from buying something new.
MicWazowski
Right. But again this is only if your main concern is that finishing every game as efficiently as possible. My original reply was just to provide some perspectives as to why this may not be the main preoccupation for some people, only because you said you didn't get why someone not finish a game they started.You say you might not find the same deal? Fine. What about after you buy it? The game will still be at home after you finish the current one, yes?
MicWazowski
Right. Again I agree 100%. For some, finishing a game is not a prerequisite for the "fun" part.Take your time, have fun, and you'll be fine.
MicWazowski
I never play other games (that has a story) until I beat the one I'm playing. Whenever I buy 2 games at the same time (never bought 3 or more at the same time), I first try both games then choose which one to finish first. The unchosen game will never be touched until I beat the one I'm playing. I hate leaving games unfinished.
Finishing games is very important to me. Back in the old days when you would buy a CD it came with a collection of songs on it and to really know what you were talking about with that CD you'd listen to the whole thing, in order.
Not finishing a game is like listening to a few tracks on an album and thinking you know what you are talking about. You have to see the entire work to appreciate it.
To the original poster, out of 1,900 games I have beaten aruond 300 of them. It gets nebulous though, cause there are a great many "unbeatable" games for the early consoles (games like asteroids where you play indefinately).
I hear what you aall are saying but it's hard to finish new games when your old game has an amazing online multiplayer experience, (e.g. Call of Duty 4.)
No problem, playing games is just for fun, it isn't some task need be finished.Who actually finishes their games? When I get close to finishing a game, another great game comes out and I start playing that one and forgetting about the older 1.:?
Does anyone have any advice for my "problem?"
infamous_27
I finished ALL the games i played, i say around 100 gamesWho actually finishes their games? When I get close to finishing a game, another great game comes out and I start playing that one and forgetting about the older 1.:?
Does anyone have any advice for my "problem?"
infamous_27
I don't beat a lot of my games. I'm usually a generation behind in gaming, so the current games working on my system tend to be cheap. Because of that, I buy a lot, some to play in the future, some to play right away. I have over 30 games that I haven't beat for PC, 10 for XBOX and 5 for NDS. I haven't decided whether to beat any of them or not. Many of them I may never beat because they don't hold my interest.
As most said, fun is the key factor. Just have fun, and don't worry about beating them. If you do want to see the ending for the hell of it, you can always skip through cheat :P
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