Let's discuss the hardest thing for a gamer to do

I think the hardest thing for the average gamer is to admit when they're wrong, or to admit that they suck at a video game, or to admit that when they lost online, it was because they got outplayed. Whenever most gamers lose in games, it always just so happens to be because of the game, because something is overpowered, because of the map layout, because of team balancing, because of basically anything other than the fact that they got outplayed.

In the real world, when it comes to competition, like sports for example, you have to look the other person in the eye, and if you lose, you just accept defeat, no excuses. It seems like lots of gamers don't know what it's like to compete in real life, and they always come up with silly excuses.

arkephonic

DD-only game market would be cutting off a very large section of game buyers. Because of this I think it's still ten years or more away.

I Think the hardest thing for us gamers to do is pack up and leave system wars for good and go enjoy our game to the fullest.

I think the hardest thing for the average gamer is to admit when they're wrong, or to admit that they suck at a video game, or to admit that when they lost online, it was because they got outplayed. Whenever most gamers lose in games, it always just so happens to be because of the game, because something is overpowered, because of the map layout, because of team balancing, because of basically anything other than the fact that they got outplayed.

In the real world, when it comes to competition, like sports for example, you have to look the other person in the eye, and if you lose, you just accept defeat, no excuses. It seems like lots of gamers don't know what it's like to compete in real life, and they always come up with silly excuses.

arkephonic

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I think the hardest thing to do is part with games and consoles, especially with all the fuss I read in news comments and forums every single time digital copies are mentioned. What gamer really doesn't collect games? I'm thinking there are hardly any of us who don't collect at least a little bit.

jhcho2

The hardest thing for a real gamer to do is to get up from a comfortable couch or chair and start flinging his arms or moving his body to play a game.

I wouldn't say I collect games. I have no problems with digital downloads. I don't see the big deal. It saves me money (with steam anyway), that's more important than a physical case in my mind.