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" Lost my passion for gaming..."
WHAT!? DID YOU LIKE GET A FRIEND OR SOMETHING!?
i just play BF2 and my PSP and some other games, but i wont stop
SGT4EVA
lol.. dont worry i have friends. im busy now with soccer season too. i used to play CoD4, Mass Effect, Rock Band, Halo 3, and NBA 2k7 quite a bit but now I just don't care for them.
I used to play my 360 daily, until it RROD on me... During that time period I didn't have my 360 I got along fine without playing any games. Now I'm just used to it. I never play it. None of the games I have seem nearly as fun. This really sucks actually because games I were excited before give me no interest at all now. Anyone else ever have this happen to them?Impex
happened to me. But I came to gamespot, and new games came out. New interesting games always pique my interest. But I find it EXTREMELY hard to go back to games I beat.
I used to play my 360 daily, until it RROD on me... During that time period I didn't have my 360 I got along fine without playing any games. Now I'm just used to it. I never play it. None of the games I have seem nearly as fun. This really sucks actually because games I were excited before give me no interest at all now. Anyone else ever have this happen to them?ImpexBlasphemy. You sir, are ordered to go turn your 360 on and play some video games! :x
But I find it EXTREMELY hard to go back to games I beat.
Premier1101
Then you need to start buying games which are either unbeatable (in that there is no 'winning condition' - like Simcity or a simulation game), very tough to beat with lots to do (like Morrowind for instance), or are different each time you play them. Military strategy games don't work out the same way each time you play. Anything with a dynamic campaign is gold for replayability. And competitive multiplayer games never get old. Figuring out the AI is one thing - you're never going to figure out every one of your human opponents.
[QUOTE="Premier1101"]But I find it EXTREMELY hard to go back to games I beat.
pianist
Then you need to start buying games which are either unbeatable (in that there is no 'winning condition' - like Simcity or a simulation game), very tough to beat with lots to do (like Morrowind for instance), or are different each time you play them. Military strategy games don't work out the same way each time you play. Anything with a dynamic campaign is gold for replayability. And competitive multiplayer games never get old. Figuring out the AI is one thing - you're never going to figure out every one of your human opponents.
The games that appeal to me seem to have linear stories with a chance to go off and goof around, but I'm waaaay to good at beating games now, I completely dominate a game before I give it up, thats why it so hard to go back, cause I played it straight- through, then I played it goofing around doing everything else. After that, what else is there to do?
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