forevercloud3000 said:
I've never seen consumers so hard set on not being satisfied. Wolfenstein came out, they bought it, beat it in 2 days, come to sell it back, wine about no games. Week later Watch Dogs comes out, they beat it in 3 days then commence the whining again. Any game can techically be beaten in a day or so, that doesn't mean there isn't more to be had there. Its like ppl do the main missions and call it a day, then whine it was too short. These games have side missions and multiplayer modes to keep u busy for months but all anyone seems to want is the clipnotes of the game, then move to the next big thing. What kind of gamer life is that to live? |
The first thought that comes to my mind is that some gamers nowadays don't know how to fully appreciate a good game. What kind of gamer life is that? Good question. While I'm sure they have their reasons, it's baffling on how superficial their behavior is. They don't have patience to wait for games, they want to speed run every game that go through their hands, they get bored quickly... that's not life. The term "ADD generation" comes to mind, but I wouldn't like to refer to them that way.







