One of my ex's played Oblivion when I first got it, and wouldn't let me haha. I had to leave the room, just so I could enjoy my play-through. So like most things there are pros and cons of getting a gaming partner.
True. I'm definitely not trying to push, or think anyone should. But I don't think it's something to be thrown aside quickly, it takes a while for people to get used to things they are new at. It is just nice to play together, seeing as gaming is something I do often.
I don't mean in terms of forcing them to be an avid gamer like you, but in terms of starting to share things you enjoy.
For example she got me into camping often, where I didn't much beforehand.
I'm starting to get her into fun plat-formers, to move onto multiplaying me.
What have you done?
+100 Nuclear Detection
+5 regen to any Sandwich
+30 resist to dirty bullets
I drop:
Polar Bear Suit (fake)
The book "Everybody Poops"
Gun Shaped Trumpet
FF has always been a love/hate series. People will buy it because they like it, and not if they don't regardless of how they play. I've been a fan for some time now, and even though I didn't enjoy FF13 as much as past FF's, I would still probably buy a future release. I still replay FF6-10 every...
It depends.
Firstly on the game. If it is a game like Overlord where you are "forced to be the dick" as Yahtzee puts it (http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/822-Overlord-2) then it is quite boring and has no emotional or moral connection to me at all.
Secondly if...
Most of my time on the childhood playground was spent fighting Frieza, Cell or Buu in epically Super Saiyan battles and annihilating the kids that still played Pokemon, and the other unfortunates that had picked up Yugioh.
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