Onyxmeth said:
MAFKKA said:
Onyxmeth said:
MAFKKA said:
(1)A serious gamer would be the kind of player that thinks he'd get the most out of a FPS game if he could play it with a mouse instead of a stick, since it give you superior aim. (2)And a serious gamer within the FPS genre, would be the guy that competes against other serious gamers for cash prices. SO.. the one that buys a game like this on a console are either US residence or like to play around with their friends in public servers with his/her thompson.
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(1) Why? Do you have something to prove this with? I've seen some very good, competitive players playing Street Fighter IV on Xbox 360 using a gamepad. Sub that in for PS3 also. However, if those players were "serious gamers" in your mind, they would have invested in the best way to play the game control wise, which means buying a 10 thousand dollar arcade machine right?
(2) A professional gamer plays for cash prizes. That is what the term "professional" means when in connection with competitive sports. "Serious" is never used in connection to this. Look it up.
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1. Well no.. since last i checked SF wasnt a FPS.
2. Well no.. since you're just talking semantics.
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1. You're right. It's not an FPS. It's a far more competitive series with a richer history, in a genre known more for it's competitive nature than FPS is. It gives my point far more meaning.
2. So if I'm just talking semantics, then that must mean you really meant professional gamer and serious gamer are interchangeable terms, so you're actually talking about professional gamers. In that case, read SamuelIRSmith's post above mine. That should end this quickly.
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Haha.. aah i dont even know why i try.
1 .. how in gods name does that have anything to do with me questioning why one would buy COD on a console? I think sports are more competetive than videogames, but that dosent really give my point far mor meaning now does it??! I really dont get where you're coming from. Are you on drugs?
2. Ive already answerd his post. And yes, it ende quite quickly.
