JennyorAlice
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Do you think you'll ever stop playing video games? Why or why not?
If you did stop, what do you think would be the reason for stopping?
If you did stop, what do you think would be the reason for stopping?
Will you ever stop playing video games?
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Demon_skeith
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If I ever stop it's because I can no longer use my hands. Which I hope never happens.
Demon_skeith
Member
very nice, still got to think about your own time.
Crystal vase
Member
Nope. But just know that Capcom has rendered Resident Evil overrated dog shit.
Imagine a camera with legs getting two, maybe there games, while all of the established characters are forgotten about. Sheva for example, killed Wesker. Surely she should have been in more games just over that fact alone. Or what about Jill, Rebecca, Barry and the protagonists that brought down Umbrella?
Now I realize they're used to going through biohazards, so the games are less scary with them in the lead roles. But it's pointless to establish a franchise and then overlook all of the plot threads Capcom has amassed.
Imagine a camera with legs getting two, maybe there games, while all of the established characters are forgotten about. Sheva for example, killed Wesker. Surely she should have been in more games just over that fact alone. Or what about Jill, Rebecca, Barry and the protagonists that brought down Umbrella?
Now I realize they're used to going through biohazards, so the games are less scary with them in the lead roles. But it's pointless to establish a franchise and then overlook all of the plot threads Capcom has amassed.
Gamerlovelily2002
Member
Yeah probably to look up at the sky and see what's going on make sure the world didn't go to flames lol
but video games can be so addicting some times I can't stop looking at the screen. If I ever stopped playing video games I would have to have a good enough reason to stop. I tend to fall in love with my addictions
xDeathBear
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I love gaming to much to stop but if I did stop then I have moved on to the other side to chill Keanu Reeves Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling because they will defiantly be dead before me . lmao
RamiMorrar
Member
The day I stop playing games is the day I leave this mortal coil and take up knitting.
Crystal vase
Member
The answer is a simple no. While I don't play games as much as I used to, I still want to support any future games that come out, within reason. However, Resident Evil doesn't deserve to be my favourite franchise any more, giving how Capcom has handled it.
Nowadays, I honestly prefer The Last of Us games.
Nowadays, I honestly prefer The Last of Us games.
XboxUnlimited
Member
I will play as long as I can, still love it, although I'm pretty sure my reaction speed is getting worse the older I get, I even have to play some stuff on "easy".. so either the games are getting harder or I'm getting worse !!
WhatIsThat
Member
Probably not, but sometimes I would like to at least for a while. Unfortunately, playing games is my addiction, and like most addictions, it has a destructive effect on my life. I have to work a lot more, but I almost always choose to play games and I get almost no benefit from it
Crystal vase
Member
Games are like interactive movies today. And we all love movies. So I cannot see anybody really losing interest in playing them, if the plot is what they enjoy the most. But the actual gameplay matters too, of course.
XboxUnlimited
Member
Gameplay is No.1 for me, the plot's are nice but I don't always follow them that closely or sometimes they just aren't that great
Crystal vase
Member
I haven't played any games since the summer. I think the last thing I completed was RE8. Not been arsed to play anything since, and I gave my sister my only PS4 control pad a while back.
There's no way to know, a person or their circumstances can certainly change, but usually your tastes don't change from one day to another. In my case, I think I might have times in my life when I play more or less videogames, but in some way or another they're probably going to be present in my life.
WFairfax89
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I never thought to stop playing completely, but I had a period in my life when I could spend 16-18 hours on Warcraft and the world outside my computer simply did not exist for me. At that time I had a real gaming addiction and I could hardly overcome it.
