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Frozengale

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I think gaming culture and just games in general are so ingrained into me that it would be near impossible for me to have a significant other that didn't have at least some appreciation for games. Then again I've never had a significant other so I can't exactly say what I would put up with or what I would expect out of my girlfriend. Only time will tell I suppose.

Though I have just stared in utter confusion at some of my friends choices in girls considering that they don't even understand the simplest of gaming discussion or nerdy jokes.
 

Jenova65

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Bah.................. ¬_¬ Another 'girl gamer', thread..........?
Female gamer here, husband isn't a gamer, it bothers me, but I don't try to change him OR make threads about it, OR laugh at his noobish attempts to game OR actually give a damn as long as he doesn't interfere with my gaming, like wanting watch TV programmes on my TV ¬_¬ Like he did last night (just started a retro session on Jade Empire too............) He's on thin ice.....
 

Isla

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Although I am single at the moment my boyfriend would have to deal with me being more of a gamer than him.

I really only want a relationship with someone that I have things in common with and since most of my life consists of movies and games my boyfriends would have to be the same.
 

Jenova65

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starfox444 said:
Jenova65 said:
Bah.................. ¬_¬ Another 'girl gamer', thread..........?
Exactly what I thought!
Lol, when I saw I had been quoted I was sure it was going to be someone quibbling with me about it ;-)
 

ApeShapeDeity

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My GF thinks my gaming habits are lame. Still loves me though.

She's the most casual of casual gamers. The occasional stint on a Space Invaders emulator or a dabble on Jewels.

I don't try to change her, she doesn't try to change me. Perhaps that's why we work...
 

Unspeakable

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My wife played WAAAAYYYY too much video games, so I divorced her nerdy ass. It was embarrassing.
 

bushwhacker2k

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Well, after he told us that. We went to the doctor to see if he had a learning disability. The good news is, he doesn't. The bad news is, every time time we play a new game we overly explain what every button does to tease him.

Like I said, he must have been determined, I have no clue how he didn't figure it out.
Yeah that's pretty ridiculous, I mean it occasionally happens that I beat a game and find out there were things I didn't know... but not knowing how to AIM, in a game filled with guns? It's like he played it in a restrictive challenge :D
 

Mr. Google

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silverleaf81 said:
Mr. Google said:
Discussion: Does it matter to you if your Significant Other plays games or at least tries to play them. And are you like me in which seeing them try just fills you up with some sort of joy.


So the other day I was talking to my girlfriend about the game Fallout New Vegas. I realized that in the past month I had spent over 90 hours of gameplay on it. She called me crazy said I was a loser, jokingly only though. I told her that she just had no idea. The game was huge tons of stuff to do and was incredibly fun. She mentioned that she wanted to see what I was talking about so I told her that she should try and beat the game. Now she isn't really a gamer to say the least. She'll play Black Ops with her brother and any Sonic game, even the bad ones, and some DDR. But when I told her that she'd have a lot of trouble beating the game she took it on as a challenge. I helped her of in the first few minutes today. I told her what stats to use and sort of explained the game to a very un-game savvy person. After about 20 minutes on her own she still had no idea what the compass was trying to do and as much as i tried to explain vats to her she still didn't attempt to use it. She gave up for the day when she couldn't find the flowers needed to get through the tutorial. Though I'm sort of proud of her for even trying to get involved in something that I spend a lot of time on I hate to say that I find it hilarious that she can't even figure out the simplest of things. I'm being very patient with her and it's hard to explain something over Xbox Live chat. I really do hope that she can get the hang of the game and let it be one more thing to talk about.
Uh oh. Your shouldn't try to teach her how to play Fallout New Vegas, at least not on the 360. New Vegas is chocked full of bugs, and the least buggy platform is the PC, but its still a buggy game. Brilliant but buggy. I'm saying this because she might get frustrated when it bugs out.

A good game to introduce people to gaming is Minecraft...although you NEED to teach them because Minecraft is hard to figure out for anyone!
Hahaha she didnt even play long enough for it to glitch out. She stopped after an hour and said it was hard and boring. I said just like her ex-boyfriends dick? and she said not that bad! alright good story im gonna go now hahaha
 

silverleaf81

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Mr. Google said:
silverleaf81 said:
Mr. Google said:
Discussion: Does it matter to you if your Significant Other plays games or at least tries to play them. And are you like me in which seeing them try just fills you up with some sort of joy.


So the other day I was talking to my girlfriend about the game Fallout New Vegas. I realized that in the past month I had spent over 90 hours of gameplay on it. She called me crazy said I was a loser, jokingly only though. I told her that she just had no idea. The game was huge tons of stuff to do and was incredibly fun. She mentioned that she wanted to see what I was talking about so I told her that she should try and beat the game. Now she isn't really a gamer to say the least. She'll play Black Ops with her brother and any Sonic game, even the bad ones, and some DDR. But when I told her that she'd have a lot of trouble beating the game she took it on as a challenge. I helped her of in the first few minutes today. I told her what stats to use and sort of explained the game to a very un-game savvy person. After about 20 minutes on her own she still had no idea what the compass was trying to do and as much as i tried to explain vats to her she still didn't attempt to use it. She gave up for the day when she couldn't find the flowers needed to get through the tutorial. Though I'm sort of proud of her for even trying to get involved in something that I spend a lot of time on I hate to say that I find it hilarious that she can't even figure out the simplest of things. I'm being very patient with her and it's hard to explain something over Xbox Live chat. I really do hope that she can get the hang of the game and let it be one more thing to talk about.
Uh oh. Your shouldn't try to teach her how to play Fallout New Vegas, at least not on the 360. New Vegas is chocked full of bugs, and the least buggy platform is the PC, but its still a buggy game. Brilliant but buggy. I'm saying this because she might get frustrated when it bugs out.

A good game to introduce people to gaming is Minecraft...although you NEED to teach them because Minecraft is hard to figure out for anyone!
Hahaha she didnt even play long enough for it to glitch out. She stopped after an hour and said it was hard and boring. I said just like her ex-boyfriends dick? and she said not that bad! alright good story im gonna go now hahaha
Haha, Nice!
 

Not G. Ivingname

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Grafin Drachen said:
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Gaming PC - we each have one
Wii - Mine
Xbox - Mine
PS 3 - Mine
PS 2 - Mine
PS 1 - His <-
Gamecube - Mine
Nintendo DS - Mine
Gameboy - Mine
Super Nintendo - Mine
Nintendo - Mine
Atari - Mine
This is defiently a reversal of the standard gender roles :p
 

0p3rati0n

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Well the first problem I don't have a girlfriend nor have I ever been in a relationship. It kinda sucks sometimes. But would it matter to me if she doesn't like video games? No. Would it be nice if she did? Yes. Would I try to get here into video games? Depends on how open she is to it.
 

Paksenarrion

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We've played games side by side before; then we'd look at the time, look at each other, and exclaim, "Sh!t! We could've been f#cking!"

Then we'd go back to playing games.
 

MasterOfWorlds

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My gf and I both play games. I play more than her, but she likes to play games with me on occasion, which is cool.
 

feycreature

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I'm sort of a gamer, not quite casual but I have terrible aim and worse reaction time so I tend to go easymode. I just want to see the story and get my heartrate up a little. I'm not sure if that qualifies me as a gamer girlfriend, or gamer ex-girlfriend I guess. I greatly enjoy games but there is a certain amount of what Yahtzee compared to watching a cat try to fly a kite. You sure as HELL won't catch me playing farmville though. I lose enough hours to WoW... Also, if I wanted to play a farming game I'd get Harvest Moon.
 

Drake_Dercon

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It's pretty much top of my list, and probably half the reason I'm single.

The other three-quarters being lack of confidence and inability to communicate.

I am 125% a generic, pathetic, nerd.
 

pixiejedi

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I'm waaaay more a gamer than my husband. He likes Call of Duty, Halo, and I was quite happy that I got him engrossed in RDR. I used to try hard to get him into RPG's, but that was like 5 years ago in high school. He's patient with me when I ramble on about a game, but he did tell me I wasn't allowed to play Dragon Age anymore because I play it too much. It would be nice if he was more into it, but then again I'm not good enough about sharing the TV to make that work well.
 

Grafin Drachen

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Not G. Ivingname said:
Grafin Drachen said:
I

Gaming PC - we each have one
Wii - Mine
Xbox - Mine
PS 3 - Mine
PS 2 - Mine
PS 1 - His <-
Gamecube - Mine
Nintendo DS - Mine
Gameboy - Mine
Super Nintendo - Mine
Nintendo - Mine
Atari - Mine
This is defiently a reversal of the standard gender roles :p
Just a touch, although lately he's been logging a few more hours than I have... :(