Well since the title has changed I'm more a hardcore gaymer. Games with a lot of gore and violence. Of course eventually I'll return to those pretty and innocent Wii games like Mario's. lol
Side note: This doesn't mean that I'm the same violent in real life helloooo! Many people shares that noobish idea.
Games I more or less regulary play besides Sims 4:
Skyrim
Torchlight II
Fallout New Vegas
Crusader Kings II
Mass Effect 3
I also have a bunch of other games, but since all my favorite games take a LONG time to play (or have no given ending, like Sims) I tend to focus on those I REALLY like.
Ive looked into Crusader Kings a while back but what separates it from the Europa Universeralis Series ?
bc people are throwing hissy fits and i'd rather keep my thread open
People are not throwing hissy fits, they are correcting you.
Besides this thread is off topic and will most likely get moved to the new OT section.
I'm not talking about you, someone literally said gamers are basically immature children who need to grow up.
Meh it's not off topic. I'm trying to see what the average simmer is like and what games they enjoy so I can better get in touch with the sims community. I can see how it'd be a bit off topic but I doubt it'd get moved. Even if it did oh well.
I'm not THAT hardcore since I tend to just play games the way I want to play - for fun. I don't go crazy about strategy and stuff. I can be considered a casual gamer since - I just play games for fun. Though I play a *lot* of games.
The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past, Links Awakening, Ocarina of Time, Majoras Mask, Twilight Princess and The Minish Cap Super Mario 1, 2, 3, The Lost Levels, World 1 & 2, Galaxy 1 & 2 and Super Mario Bros for Wii Super Mario Kart Original, 64 and Double Dash Super Smash Bros Melee Yoshi's Story Donkey Kong Country 1, 2 and 3 Diddy Kong Racing Banjo-Kazooie/Tooie Secret of Mana Soul Blazer Lagoon Illusion of Time Castlevania Super Castlevania and Symphony of the Night
Final Fantasy VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, X-2 and XII Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, 1, Chain of Memories and 2 Suikoden 1 and 2 Alundra Breath of Fire III Grandia Mystic Heroes Legend of Kartia Nightmare Creatures Resident Evil 1, 2 and 3 Fatal Frame I and II Grand Theft Auto Vice City and Vice City Stories Crash Bandicoot 1, 2, 3, Crash Team Racing, Crash Bash, The Wrath of Cortex and Crash Nitro Kart Tomb Raider I, II, III, The Last Revelation and Chronicles Lemmings 3D(for PS1) Worms World Party(for PS1)
SimCity 2000, 3000 and 4 Spore With Galactic Adventures The Sims 1,2,3 and 4
I think that's pretty much it I do consider myself a gamer but I would also say that gaming for me comes and goes.
I wouldn't call myself a collector because I don't have most of these games anymore. I have only kept the best so to speak
and I still enjoy playing those games I guess that makes me a casual gamer Not that it really matters though.
I think I would not fall into either casual or gamer category. Is there some middle ground title? Professional Casual? Wannabe Gamer? Amateur Gamer? Addicted Casual? I am one of those anyway.
Games I more or less regulary play besides Sims 4:
Skyrim
Torchlight II
Fallout New Vegas
Crusader Kings II
Mass Effect 3
I also have a bunch of other games, but since all my favorite games take a LONG time to play (or have no given ending, like Sims) I tend to focus on those I REALLY like.
Ive looked into Crusader Kings a while back but what separates it from the Europa Universeralis Series ?
It uses the same game engine, but the rest is... different.
CKII is not primarely a wargame; it is a medieval politics simulator; the goal is simply for your family to survive from (either 1066 or 800 something, depending on if you have expansions installed) to the start of the renaissance. That is the PRIMARY goal, but of course you can expand, gain land and titles as the year passess. Again, the important thing is your family, not your character, so if (when) your character dies, as long as there is a single heir left in any branch of your family, the game goes on.
Anyway, you play hardcore politics (with armies and without), including marrying your daughters off for loyalties, tries to marry other noblemen's (and kings and maybe even Emperors) daughters to yourself and your sons to gain territory and loyalties, bribe the pope to excommunicate your enemies, change the laws to suit your situation and so on and so forth. Basically it's Game Of Thrones (if you choose to play that way; chances are at least some of the AI noblemen will play it that way). It is a very complicated game and it will benefit your greatly to look at some Let's Plays first.
If someone plays games, they're a gamer. This isn't some exclusive club with rules and guidelines, it's a definition of a word.
Agreed. If you like playing any game and considering yourself to be a gamer I'm not going to tell you differently. I'm old enough to remember when gaming was a "nerd" hobby that some were embarrassed to admit to. Now it's an accepted and normal way to spend your leisure time and we're sticking labels back on it. Rawr.
But yes. I consider myself a gamer, or a hardcore gamer to align with the title change.
I have the N64, Sega Genesis, and Nintendo GameCube, plus numerous games to go with each, but was never much of a console player.
PC gaming really got me into it. I'd be hard pressed to name an MMO I haven't played. Runescape (Classic) being my first MMO, and WoW and GW2 being the current ones I deeply love.
Elder Scrolls/Dragon Age/Mass Effect/Diablo/Crusader Kings/Sins of a Solar Empire/Civilization/Age of Empires/Warcraft RTS/Baldur's Gate/Fable/Fallout/Unreal Tournament/Tomb Raider/The Witcher/Sim City/SimAntILovedYouSoHard/etc
Wow i didn't think i'd see the day where i saw another perfect world player. I quit that game 7 months ago, don't regret it. The people became really 🐸🐸🐸🐸 and the devs have been 🐸🐸🐸🐸 for years.
Anyways im a hardcore gamer.
Mass Effect 1,2,3 (best game EVER)
Dota 2
Counter Strike
Borderlands 2
Sims
WoW
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
Sleeping Dogs
PoE
Skyrim
Oblivion
Morrowind
Dishonored
DMC
DMC4
Games I more or less regulary play besides Sims 4:
Skyrim
Torchlight II
Fallout New Vegas
Crusader Kings II
Mass Effect 3
I also have a bunch of other games, but since all my favorite games take a LONG time to play (or have no given ending, like Sims) I tend to focus on those I REALLY like.
Ive looked into Crusader Kings a while back but what separates it from the Europa Universeralis Series ?
It uses the same game engine, but the rest is... different.
CKII is not primarely a wargame; it is a medieval politics simulator; the goal is simply for your family to survive from (either 1066 or 800 something, depending on if you have expansions installed) to the start of the renaissance. That is the PRIMARY goal, but of course you can expand, gain land and titles as the year passess. Again, the important thing is your family, not your character, so if (when) your character dies, as long as there is a single heir left in any branch of your family, the game goes on.
Anyway, you play hardcore politics (with armies and without), including marrying your daughters off for loyalties, tries to marry other noblemen's (and kings and maybe even Emperors) daughters to yourself and your sons to gain territory and loyalties, bribe the pope to excommunicate your enemies, change the laws to suit your situation and so on and so forth. Basically it's Game Of Thrones (if you choose to play that way; chances are at least some of the AI noblemen will play it that way). It is a very complicated game and it will benefit your greatly to look at some Let's Plays first.
Oh good lord i just looked at it on steam and the collection costs almost 200 bucks . I think im just going to stick to the base game if i decide to buy it
Oh lordy. I can't list all the various games I have without taking oh... 2 hours to type them all? I almost never get rid of a game, so I have titles on *floppy* disc still that I just haven't gotten rid of. I play on the PC, XBox 360, PS2, PSP, GameboyDS, iPad... and then there's my bookshelves. Yes, shelves, of tabletop and board games. Can I interest you in GURPS? A little Settlers of Catan? How about we crack open my card decks and we play Shadowfist? Shadowrun HeroClicks?
Games I more or less regulary play besides Sims 4:
Skyrim
Torchlight II
Fallout New Vegas
Crusader Kings II
Mass Effect 3
I also have a bunch of other games, but since all my favorite games take a LONG time to play (or have no given ending, like Sims) I tend to focus on those I REALLY like.
Ive looked into Crusader Kings a while back but what separates it from the Europa Universeralis Series ?
It uses the same game engine, but the rest is... different.
CKII is not primarely a wargame; it is a medieval politics simulator; the goal is simply for your family to survive from (either 1066 or 800 something, depending on if you have expansions installed) to the start of the renaissance. That is the PRIMARY goal, but of course you can expand, gain land and titles as the year passess. Again, the important thing is your family, not your character, so if (when) your character dies, as long as there is a single heir left in any branch of your family, the game goes on.
Anyway, you play hardcore politics (with armies and without), including marrying your daughters off for loyalties, tries to marry other noblemen's (and kings and maybe even Emperors) daughters to yourself and your sons to gain territory and loyalties, bribe the pope to excommunicate your enemies, change the laws to suit your situation and so on and so forth. Basically it's Game Of Thrones (if you choose to play that way; chances are at least some of the AI noblemen will play it that way). It is a very complicated game and it will benefit your greatly to look at some Let's Plays first.
Oh good lord i just looked at it on steam and the collection costs almost 200 bucks . I think im just going to stick to the base game if i decide to buy it
I'm a fixated gamer and am very rarely drawn to play more than one game at a time. At the moment that game is the Sims 4, but my interest in it has been waning. I've played Dragon Age, Skyrim, WoW, was really big into DDR for a while, Animal Crossing, Harvest Moon, Super Mario Bros, Zelda... I'm really excited about Evolve, too, which comes out in February. I've always wanted to be a terrifying monster that eats people!
Oh lordy. I can't list all the various games I have without taking oh... 2 hours to type them all? I almost never get rid of a game, so I have titles on *floppy* disc still that I just haven't gotten rid of. I play on the PC, XBox 360, PS2, PSP, GameboyDS, iPad... and then there's my bookshelves. Yes, shelves, of tabletop and board games. Can I interest you in GURPS? A little Settlers of Catan? How about we crack open my card decks and we play Shadowfist? Shadowrun HeroClicks? <br />
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*chinhands* Hi! I'm a gamer!
Why get rid of them transfer them to a CD ( there is equipment for this ) and find an Emulator for them .
> @Coffefreak4Life said: > > > > Why get rid of them transfer them to a CD ( there is equipment for this ) and find an Emulator for them .
Well, the two I hold most dear, Wasteland and Bard's Tale did get re-released in modern playable forms. And I have them. And Magic of Xanth? Eh... well, if I ever get the urge to replay it, maybe I will put out the effort, but until then, it's in a case, in a box in a storage unit.
Somewhere between. The games I play I play a bit, but they are not MMO or anything. I can spend hours playing the Civilization series, every day if I could, and I could probably do the same for Sims (now that we have a version that doesn't crash) but I don't consider myself a hardcore gamer.
It's kind of sad that I have to point out that anything I say is only just my opinion and may be a different one from someone else.
call of duty
battlefield 4
tomb raider
assassins creed series
GTA (will be getting 5 for pc soon which has a built in first person mode)
saints row
diablo 3
starcraft
sims 3
those are a list of games i've been playing recently (some replaying cause they are awesome)
more of a casual gamer but i just have a lot of games from all different genres
Games are hard and I always get frustrated. So no, I'll never qualify as a gamer. #ICryEverytim
That is so me lol.
Add me to that list. Pretty much any game I play, if I want to be "challenged" at least in my comfort zone, I'll play on the next to lowest difficulty setting. Or sometimes I'll really be a freak and choose the third lowest. And then I'll decide it's not for me and I'll go back to a lower setting.
That's what I love about Sims - yes there are difficulties as far as the monies go but you don't have a ton of things attacking you all the time, stressing you out, getting you worked up and frustrated.
It's kind of sad that I have to point out that anything I say is only just my opinion and may be a different one from someone else.
I wouldn't be caught dead playing a facebook flash game. But I'm not the type of guy who uses a wired mouse to reduce my response times or to change ISP to save 20ms etc I have standards, and I know my hardware inside out, but I'm more about having fun than being the best.
My gaming time right now is split between Sims 4 for relaxing, and GTAOnline with my partner ( two X360's and two TVs).
Part of the casual bit is because I have less time now. Long gone are the days of getting home, heating up something to eat, and playing until 3AM.
Edit: I should add games recently played, I tend to sit down and just play one rather than switching, so in order of the last 6 months going backwards:
Sims 4 (PC)
GTAOnline (X360)
Sims 3 (PC)
Doom (486 x 2 over IPX)
Civilisation V (PC)
Where in the world is carmen sandiego (Turbo 8088 + C64)
Need for Speed SE (Pentium PC with Voodoo2)
Favourite franchies:
- Civilization (PC)
- Grand Theft Auto (PC/PS2/X360)
- Forza Motorsport (except the new one, I like LOTS of content and are somewhat 🐸🐸🐸🐸 about it)
- Gran Turismo (although I turned off it by GT5)
- The Sims + SimCity (although grumpy about SC2013)
- Need for Speed (but I went off these - after I think it was Carbon - I just wanted to gag a little too much)
- Uncharted (PS3)
But I still feel, the best game I have every truly been blown away by - The Last of Us on PS3 (or PS4). It's not as re-playable as Sims / racing / GTA etc but good lord, if you get in to the characters, one hell of an experience.
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Side note: This doesn't mean that I'm the same violent in real life helloooo! Many people shares that noobish idea.
Ive looked into Crusader Kings a while back but what separates it from the Europa Universeralis Series ?
I'm not talking about you, someone literally said gamers are basically immature children who need to grow up.
Meh it's not off topic. I'm trying to see what the average simmer is like and what games they enjoy so I can better get in touch with the sims community. I can see how it'd be a bit off topic but I doubt it'd get moved. Even if it did oh well.
The Legend of Zelda
A Link to the Past, Links Awakening, Ocarina of Time, Majoras Mask, Twilight Princess and The Minish Cap
Super Mario
1, 2, 3, The Lost Levels, World 1 & 2, Galaxy 1 & 2 and Super Mario Bros for Wii
Super Mario Kart
Original, 64 and Double Dash
Super Smash Bros Melee
Yoshi's Story
Donkey Kong Country
1, 2 and 3
Diddy Kong Racing
Banjo-Kazooie/Tooie
Secret of Mana
Soul Blazer
Lagoon
Illusion of Time
Castlevania
Super Castlevania and Symphony of the Night
Final Fantasy
VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, X-2 and XII
Kingdom Hearts
Birth by Sleep, 1, Chain of Memories and 2
Suikoden
1 and 2
Alundra
Breath of Fire
III
Grandia
Mystic Heroes
Legend of Kartia
Nightmare Creatures
Resident Evil
1, 2 and 3
Fatal Frame
I and II
Grand Theft Auto
Vice City and Vice City Stories
Crash Bandicoot
1, 2, 3, Crash Team Racing, Crash Bash, The Wrath of Cortex and Crash Nitro Kart
Tomb Raider
I, II, III, The Last Revelation and Chronicles
Lemmings 3D (for PS1)
Worms World Party (for PS1)
SimCity
2000, 3000 and 4
Spore
With Galactic Adventures
The Sims
1,2,3 and 4
I think that's pretty much it I do consider myself a gamer but I would also say that gaming for me comes and goes.
I wouldn't call myself a collector because I don't have most of these games anymore. I have only kept the best so to speak
and I still enjoy playing those games I guess that makes me a casual gamer Not that it really matters though.
It uses the same game engine, but the rest is... different.
CKII is not primarely a wargame; it is a medieval politics simulator; the goal is simply for your family to survive from (either 1066 or 800 something, depending on if you have expansions installed) to the start of the renaissance. That is the PRIMARY goal, but of course you can expand, gain land and titles as the year passess. Again, the important thing is your family, not your character, so if (when) your character dies, as long as there is a single heir left in any branch of your family, the game goes on.
Anyway, you play hardcore politics (with armies and without), including marrying your daughters off for loyalties, tries to marry other noblemen's (and kings and maybe even Emperors) daughters to yourself and your sons to gain territory and loyalties, bribe the pope to excommunicate your enemies, change the laws to suit your situation and so on and so forth. Basically it's Game Of Thrones (if you choose to play that way; chances are at least some of the AI noblemen will play it that way). It is a very complicated game and it will benefit your greatly to look at some Let's Plays first.
But yes. I consider myself a gamer, or a hardcore gamer to align with the title change.
I have the N64, Sega Genesis, and Nintendo GameCube, plus numerous games to go with each, but was never much of a console player.
PC gaming really got me into it. I'd be hard pressed to name an MMO I haven't played. Runescape (Classic) being my first MMO, and WoW and GW2 being the current ones I deeply love.
Elder Scrolls/Dragon Age/Mass Effect/Diablo/Crusader Kings/Sins of a Solar Empire/Civilization/Age of Empires/Warcraft RTS/Baldur's Gate/Fable/Fallout/Unreal Tournament/Tomb Raider/The Witcher/Sim City/SimAntILovedYouSoHard/etc
Anyways im a hardcore gamer.
Mass Effect 1,2,3 (best game EVER)
Dota 2
Counter Strike
Borderlands 2
Sims
WoW
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
Sleeping Dogs
PoE
Skyrim
Oblivion
Morrowind
Dishonored
DMC
DMC4
Thats all i can pick from the top of my head
Oh good lord i just looked at it on steam and the collection costs almost 200 bucks . I think im just going to stick to the base game if i decide to buy it
*chinhands* Hi! I'm a gamer!
Paradox has regular sales. Keep your eye on it.
Exactly.
Why get rid of them transfer them to a CD ( there is equipment for this ) and find an Emulator for them .
http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/758083/petition-to-add-optional-co-op-feature-to-ts4-122-372-signatures/p1
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> Why get rid of them transfer them to a CD ( there is equipment for this ) and find an Emulator for them .
Well, the two I hold most dear, Wasteland and Bard's Tale did get re-released in modern playable forms. And I have them. And Magic of Xanth? Eh... well, if I ever get the urge to replay it, maybe I will put out the effort, but until then, it's in a case, in a box in a storage unit.
battlefield 4
tomb raider
assassins creed series
GTA (will be getting 5 for pc soon which has a built in first person mode)
saints row
diablo 3
starcraft
sims 3
those are a list of games i've been playing recently (some replaying cause they are awesome)
more of a casual gamer but i just have a lot of games from all different genres
That is so me lol.
Add me to that list. Pretty much any game I play, if I want to be "challenged" at least in my comfort zone, I'll play on the next to lowest difficulty setting. Or sometimes I'll really be a freak and choose the third lowest. And then I'll decide it's not for me and I'll go back to a lower setting.
That's what I love about Sims - yes there are difficulties as far as the monies go but you don't have a ton of things attacking you all the time, stressing you out, getting you worked up and frustrated.
I wouldn't be caught dead playing a facebook flash game. But I'm not the type of guy who uses a wired mouse to reduce my response times or to change ISP to save 20ms etc I have standards, and I know my hardware inside out, but I'm more about having fun than being the best.
My gaming time right now is split between Sims 4 for relaxing, and GTAOnline with my partner ( two X360's and two TVs).
Part of the casual bit is because I have less time now. Long gone are the days of getting home, heating up something to eat, and playing until 3AM.
Edit: I should add games recently played, I tend to sit down and just play one rather than switching, so in order of the last 6 months going backwards:
Sims 4 (PC)
GTAOnline (X360)
Sims 3 (PC)
Doom (486 x 2 over IPX)
Civilisation V (PC)
Where in the world is carmen sandiego (Turbo 8088 + C64)
Need for Speed SE (Pentium PC with Voodoo2)
Favourite franchies:
- Civilization (PC)
- Grand Theft Auto (PC/PS2/X360)
- Forza Motorsport (except the new one, I like LOTS of content and are somewhat 🐸🐸🐸🐸 about it)
- Gran Turismo (although I turned off it by GT5)
- The Sims + SimCity (although grumpy about SC2013)
- Need for Speed (but I went off these - after I think it was Carbon - I just wanted to gag a little too much)
- Uncharted (PS3)
But I still feel, the best game I have every truly been blown away by - The Last of Us on PS3 (or PS4). It's not as re-playable as Sims / racing / GTA etc but good lord, if you get in to the characters, one hell of an experience.