You are my hero.Paksenarrion said:A boy on the interwebs? Get back to the garage and fix my car.
Why does friends playing games mean you're DQed? First of all, your parents would have to buy you something, and then buy you the game. Almost nobody would count unless they were already in their twenties, maybe late teens in the mid 80s.Azrael the Cat said:In response to ninjastovall0's thread on girl gamers.
Have you ever met an authentic guy gamer? (has adequate background in gaming) and these are the qualifications/qualities for being authentic:
1. They didn't get into gaming because their friends were into it, or because their parents just bought them a console/PC. Basically like other gamers, they saw a game and just intuitively knew they would enjoy it, despite absolutely no social/common experience of it with friends to indicate it might be fun.
You be trollin.2. They actually play main titles like Sims and WoW that sell massive units and have online interaction (sorry CoD, Halo and other ultra-masculine space marine penis-fests, you're not real games).
So an authentic gamer knows lots of trivia? Hmmm... So you're essentially saying console gamers aren't real gamers.3. Whatever they like they have substantial knowledge about its past, such as being able to expain in detail the market circumstances that led Origin to agreeing to the EA takeover, the histories of Interplay and SSI and can carry a conversation by adding their own points/knowledge/past.(example: if the XBox/PS2 is their first, they probably can't).
So an authentic gamer is complete socially inept. You don't talk about stuff that interests nobody.4. They're willing to talk about gaming in public, even when they are trying to pick up a good looking girl who clearly isn't into gaming at a party, and even if most of the people in the conversation aren't actually interest in gaming.