| kitler53 said: i've always kind of thought the existance of gamers of the A variant was part of why first person shooters are soo popular. i personally like character driven games. i'd rather play a third person shooter than a first person shooter. i like cinematic games a lot. i've played though games where i didn't like the gameplay but i loved the story. i find character editors to be a chore,.. i click female and then random until i like one enough. basically, i feel like my B status affects my choices in the games i choose to play and enjoy. ..so i got to figure that A gamers do the same. first person shooters as those have better "immersion". probably online multiplayer because there is no story to get bored by. games like skyrim and fallout too, the western RPGs instead of the jrpgs. games with fantastic character editors. there are people that love these things. basically all the genres and features that i hate. |
You have a good point there. Games with a good story and fleshed out characters appeal more to me as well. When they let you define your own character, like Mass effect for example, I always run into conversation trees where I don't like any of the options given. While in Dragon Age origins you're limited to just as many choices, yet I have less issues with it playing as pre-defined characters. (Their back story anyway)
