Gamer confession

I'm A Girl.

I Dislike Puzzle Games.

Oh And I Love Zelda But I Also Hate It Because Some Temples Are A Real Pain.

Last Thing Is I Hate Payday.

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I banged Kaidan and I liked it.
I hate FPS games but I still play them for some unknown reason. I mean uh... I CAN'T EVEN AIM PROPERLY.
I don't like MMOS, platformers and minecraft.

There's a special place in hell for people that don't like Half Life.

All my favourite games are unpopular (and some - very simplistic) games and I often lie about it, since I don't want people to think of me as some sort of gaming hipster. Truth is my laptop is pretty old, so I can't even play a lot of the games I want to and I stick to what I can find.

Just noticed the roguelike sale and can now add another confession...I hate AND don't understand roguelike. So ok...I play this game for 2 and a half mintues and I'm dead. But I keep some item or ability or something (sometimes). Then I start again and everything is different and I play for 2 and three quarters minutes and I'm dead. But I keep something else or different. I know that's a generalization and some are more like that and others are less but I just don't understand the point of a game so hard you spend your time angry and frustrated. If I wanted to be hard, angry and frustrated all the time I'd spend my time trying to bang Sofía Vergara, not playing a game that wants me to die.

Rougelike? More like rougeHATE!

I hated the first Bioshock. I think Bioshock Infinite is an amazing game, but I found the first one to be very boring.

I hate MOBA its boring(a lot)

I give Bethesda all kinds of shit, but I still have a more intense love/hate relationship with their games than anything else I've ever played (except maybe S.T.A.L.K.E.R). They build some really compelling worlds that I love immersing myself in, which is exactly why it's so absolutely infuriating when something totally obvious - at least in retrospect - breaks that immersion. I wish another studio would start making open-world games so that I could sate my cravings without having to deal with all the bugs, terrible writing and afterthought-quality voice acting, but at the end of the day I have to admit I have a grudging respect for what they're able to do.

I'll keep using Steam even with the paid mod fiasco (because I am a consumer whore, although GabeN has fallen a LOT of notches on my respect-o-meter because of this) but will not be buying another Bethesda game until the issue is resolved to my, and a lot of other people's, satisfaction, since I'd never even bother to touch a Bethsoft game that didn't have mods anyway.

I feel ever so slightly guilty for having played the entire Call of Duty series while not having bought any of them - and I still wouldn't, but the fact that I've felt the need to occasionally replay a campaign more than once is IMO enough to warrant sending a few bucks to IW/Treyarch/Activision, if only there were the ability to. PWYW is a very compelling argument to me, because with a lot of games it's not that I want to play an (ahem) "unauthorized copy" and be a total freeloader, I just don't think it's worth sixty bucks up front and I also don't particularly want the title in my Steam library forevermore.

Also, the big one: I think the competitive gaming/eSports scene is equal parts boring and sad. I get why some people might find it compelling to watch, but I don't get why there's such an insistence on hyping it up to be anything more than a bunch of guys who happen to have exceptional twitch reflexes (in the case of FPS games) or an exceptional ability to robotically input memorized commands (in the case of MOBAs/RTS games).

• I caught all Pokemon (719 available where i am without online trades, only my games and events) and played the games for thousands of hours but i didn't even end the game in X until now...

• On PSone i had many football games but i loved ISS so was always updating the Summer transfers... during years and years. You could had the last game but i still had the most updated rooster, so everyone was always at my house playing the game. The same happened with PES3 on ps2.

• I still didn't end Half Life 2. I got my first pc maybe 9 years ago and got Half Life 2 GOTY. My pc go virus i lost the save. I was more than half way and i lost my steam information. I got new pc and Orange Box and did a new steam account, was playing when i had to format and lost the save. Sorry to our Lord but i'm afraid of what will happen if i touch it one more time.

• I bought many great games, but never ended them (let's not talk about games on Steam, like almost everyone here, lol):
  .Deux Ex: Human Revolution (people who loves MGS will love Deux Ex they were writing in the analysis and for the trailers looked great. F*ck off the games was just boring);
  . Bioshock Infinite (i just love the 1 and 2, the multiplayer was great, but i couldn't play the 3 for the most stupid reason. The graphics on PS3 are so bad. I don't know what happened since i never care about graphics and the first one and second i ended on PS3 but the Infinite looks so bad there i just can't continue);
  . Batman Arkham City (i LOVE Asylum but the second one have so much secondary stuff going around the city that i just got lost and is so boring to fly around that forget it);
  . Red Dead Redemption (people say is one of the best of all time i say to don't throw me the cowboy hat);
  . I have CE for Zelda and Fallout games but never ended a single game of their sagas. The need to have is so big that just gets stupid. When you spend money on CE of Fallou 3 and don't play more than 2 hours of the game, why the hell you do the same with New Vegas?;
  . I like COD games, not for multiplayer i don't even touch in most cases, but for singleplayer because their stories are amazing;
  . I did everything on FFXIII but i hated, pure hate, FXIII-2. The system of going to one area to another is so horrible that become the first FF that i didn't end.