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RolStoppable said:
amp316 said:
Firstly: Thank you to everyone that has posted in this thread and talked about the types of games you enjoy.

Secondly: I have to say that I am most disappointed that a thread that I have written asking if anyone likes playing video games on a gaming site died at approximately 60 posts and would have to say that this pretty much underlines my frustration with the site. This thread was created out of frustration and the lack of interest in it hasn't helped to extinguish those flames of discontent.

Thirdly: I have been trying to complete as many quests as I can in Xenoblade Chronicles and this gives the game much more play time and depth. Completing some of them reminds me of Majora's Mask (this is a huge compliment).

I find such general threads extremely boring, because there's no focus on any particular subject.

If you want some actual discussion, you should start a game or series specific thread. The Xenoblade thread is still active and has garnered over 700 replies already, so if you want to talk about that game, you can just move over there. Of course, not every specific game thread will be that popular, but if you want to talk about games, then you need to create a thread about games. For example, even if it seems to be unoriginal to make a Donkey Kong Country thread and discuss those four games, why not?

While I can agree with your comments about how I could post in the Xenoblade thread and accept it, I can't accept that I asked an intentionally general and simple question like "Do you like playing games?" on a video game site and the responses have been minimal.  Every single member should have posted in this thread being that this is a site for gamers.   Everyone that has seen this thread and hasn't posted need their gamer cards taken from them.



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