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[Captainawesome]

     With the load of new games that have recently come out what are you guys playing?

[Leeoku]

most recently path of exile (ugh keep dying on hardcore), dota2

[Flammz]

Being 20-something, I have no longer played new video games since college.
No hating on video games, I just somehow lost interest.
When I get a hunkering, though, I love playing some beloved classics, thanks to the great community emulators.

[DaaaBears]

Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate. Everyday after work, eat, then MH till I am ready to sleep, masturbate a little before sleep of course.

[Captainawesome]

Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate. Everyday after work, eat, then MH till I am ready to sleep, masturbate a little before sleep of course.

Whats different between that and Tri? I used to play Tri on the Wii. It was alright but I got boring after a while. Same monsters over and over again and then when you would go online finding randumb groups and whiners when things went sour. I did play it quite often though but I never enjoyed the laggy control scheme they liked to use.

[DaaaBears]

Haha if you didn't like the previous one, you won't like this one much either. This one is more of the same with HD graphics and even more monsters and weapons/armors.

Tri was my first MH and I had 3 other friends that took the dive with me. You hit a major point, randumb ppl online could ruin a fun game.

For me, it's just the fact that I get to co-op with 3 other friends and fight something awesome. I get what you saying about the laggy controls....I used the great sword and damn is that thing slow!!!! But I got used to it and I think it's part of the strategy and the difficulty of the game. If it plays like DMC then the challenge isn't there at all.

The feeling of finally carving that item that you need for the armor you have been wanting to make for a long time. Or the accomplishment of finally taking down the huge ass monster with the 3 of your friends is what made me a die hard fan of the series. So are my 3 other friends.

[Captainawesome]

Haha if you didn't like the previous one, you won't like this one much either. This one is more of the same with HD graphics and even more monsters and weapons/armors.

Tri was my first MH and I had 3 other friends that took the dive with me. You hit a major point, randumb ppl online could ruin a fun game.

For me, it's just the fact that I get to co-op with 3 other friends and fight something awesome. I get what you saying about the laggy controls....I used the great sword and damn is that thing slow!!!! But I got used to it and I think it's part of the strategy and the difficulty of the game. If it plays like DMC then the challenge isn't there at all.

The feeling of finally carving that item that you need for the armor you have been wanting to make for a long time. Or the accomplishment of finally taking down the huge ass monster with the 3 of your friends is what made me a die hard fan of the series. So are my 3 other friends.

Cool, I'd give it a TRI if I owned a the wii U. But I don't.

BTW.. have you seen these?



You know you want em 

[Captainawesome]

Being 20-something, I have no longer played new video games since college.
No hating on video games, I just somehow lost interest.
When I get a hunkering, though, I love playing some beloved classics, thanks to the great community emulators.

When I was in college I hardly played games. I think I owned like 6 playstation games total. Then when I graduated I couldn't find a job and found myself having more freetime sadly. I spent my time split between  looking for jobs and playing games. Lets just say I got caught up quick on all the time I missed. Then the guy at the game store introduced me to "World of Warcraft". That game just about ruined games for me. It was the first time I played a game I had to pay for monthly...just felt kinda sleazy. The games community was just as bad, they really took the fun out of just enjoying a game with elitism and made the game feel like a job". Took me a while to just get back into games and finding them enjoyable. Problem is I have more games than time.

When I do have free time I don't feel like playing games. I don't think I lost interests but just don't look at them the same anymore.

  Never thought I'd say that. I'm starting to feel the same way about women too. 

[Captainawesome]

most recently path of exile (ugh keep dying on hardcore), dota2

That looks kind of like diablo? Is it like a fReePG version of it?

[Leeoku]

It's the same genre actionrpg. It's different in the sense thers no gold (currency to randomnly make your items better) and there is no skill limits. Skills are "learned" through gems and any class can use it. The difference of the classes is where they start off in the 1000+ passive skill point tree. It is a f2p ARPG. As you should know, the free game microtransaction model is most profitable with most exposure.

Currently game is in open beta

[Flammz]

When I was in college I hardly played games. I think I owned like 6 playstation games total. Then when I graduated I couldn't find a job and found myself having more freetime sadly. I spent my time split between  looking for jobs and playing games. Lets just say I got caught up quick on all the time I missed. Then the guy at the game store introduced me to "World of Warcraft". That game just about ruined games for me.

Hehe, I played World of Warcraft for the biggest part of high school. No regrets, it was some good fun. It might have ruined things for me too though, I just thought it was "enough time wasted" and seem to have moved on.