Here you go
http://achievements.schrankmonster.de/Achievement.aspx?text=You%20are%20a%20Hardcore%20Gamer
http://achievements.schrankmonster.de/Achievement.aspx?text=You%20are%20a%20Hardcore%20Gamer
How about we forget all of this social grouping stuff and make something different. Something called The Individual. Not tied to any social grouping or stigma associated with said groups.PayJ567 said:I can't believe how old this is all making me feel. I'm sixteen the last time all this social grouping stuff came up was when I was 12-14 and gave a shit what people thought of me. After giving up on that it all seemed to drift apart. Two years ago there where nerds, populars and chavs. That was it. In two years it has all evolved... Damn!EMFCRACKSHOT said:"The Gamer" seems to have emerged as a minority social group, one that is gaining increased membership and is at the lower levels (those described by some as casual gamers) ceasing to be an identifiable social group. (or something like that)PayJ567 said:What ever this social groups seem more of a way chavs can try and insult me. Last I heard all us internet dwellers were nerds if they watched films played games and of course spent their time on the internet. Yes I have heard of gamers prior to this thread it was just my understanding that was something people put down as a hobby didn't know it was a whole new social class.
Thre's one of these threads every week. I'll attack them with shurikens and lightening.Singletap said:This was not suppose to be taken so seriously, another way you may want to look at it is "some things a gamer has done in their gaming experiences"Plurralbles said:All of those of which are complete bullshit.Singletap said:I remember a few months ago me and my girlfriend would dispute about the fact that she was a gamer. She said she was, but I would to this day say she's not. She only played music games and maybe some Mario racing on the wii. But of course, this definition is a form of opinion. So, what do you think someone has to do or fall under to be considered a legit gamer?
Here are some ideas I thought of.
1.Have played all the genres
2.Have played with other players.
3.Has a game collection
4.Has their own sophisticated opinions on games.
5.Plays on a 3 day basis.
6.Have been inspired to do something by video games. Like join this forum.
7.Hopefully can aim a gun in a fps. Assuming they play them often.
8.Last but not least. Has thrown a remote of some kind some were.
So any ideas from you guys?
If you're onthe esccapist or other gaming forums, you're a gamer. Basically.
edit* 4 works.
You are going to totally fuck up my spreadsheets.EMFCRACKSHOT said:How about we forget all of this social grouping stuff and make something different. Something called The Individual. Not tied to any social grouping or stigma associated with said groups.
What's with the temper? I think you need to relax I didn't post this to piss you off. Nor anyone else.canadamus_prime said:Oh we're talking "hardcore gamer" now eh? Ok, to be a legit "hardcore gamer" you have to be a gamer who's also an elitist prick who's head is stuck so far up his own ass that he's in danger of choking on it.
Of course you didn't. Nor was my post intended to piss you off. I just think the terms "hardcore gamer" and "casual gamer" are archaic and hardly representative of a large portion of the gaming community.Singletap said:What's with the temper? I think you need to relax I didn't post this to piss you off. Nor anyone else.canadamus_prime said:Oh we're talking "hardcore gamer" now eh? Ok, to be a legit "hardcore gamer" you have to be a gamer who's also an elitist prick who's head is stuck so far up his own ass that he's in danger of choking on it.
Excellent. I love it.thenumberthirteen said:Here you go
http://achievements.schrankmonster.de/Achievement.aspx?text=You%20are%20a%20Hardcore%20Gamer
I agree with all of your points EXCEPT the second and the seventh. For the second, seeing as some of the greatest games of all time are entirely single player, I really see no need to require multiplayer play. For the seventh, FPS games should not be held as being more important than other genres. Admittedly, aiming a gun in an FPS is not difficult, but we should not be giving the genre special importance especially when many gamers (myself included) think that it's a pretty mediocre one.Singletap said:I remember a few months ago me and my girlfriend would dispute about the fact that she was a hardcore gamer. She said she was, but I would to this day say she's not. She only played music games and maybe some Mario racing on the wii. But of course, this definition is a form of opinion. So, what do you think someone has to do or fall under to be considered a legit gamer?
Here are some ideas I thought of.
1.Have played all the genres
2.Have played with other players.
3.Has a game collection
4.Has their own sophisticated opinions on games.
5.Plays on a 3 day basis.
6.Have been inspired to do something by video games. Like join this forum.
7.Hopefully can aim a gun in a fps. Assuming they play them often.
8.Last but not least. Has thrown a remote of some kind some were.
So any ideas from you guys?