r/truegaming - Page 5

369 words I'd like to talk about what I think has gone wrong with racing games. Everything is handed to players on a platter. 446 words Local Game Stores are Killing Themselves 353 words Do videogame journalists even have the time to appropriately test games in which the lore and atmosphere is delivered by scattered bits of information, like e-mails and notes? 292 words Users of microtransactions, care to share your experience of paying for them and why? 509 words Does anyone else get anxiety when playing certain types of games? 256 words In a single player game with microtransactions, does save editing count as stealing? 227 words Why Did I Enjoy Playing Games So Much When I Was Little? Now I'm In A Hurry To Finish Them 182 words Is the "longer campaign = better spent money" philosophy hurting the gaming industry? 344 words Are Co-op modes in plattformers only made to appeal a casual audience? 202 words Why are gamers continually surprised when loot games like Destiny and The Division have repetitive elements? Isn't that an essential part of the design? 831 words What game that everybody loves that you just can't get into, no matter how much you try? 340 words I haven't played a video game for year and I want to start again 601 words Revisiting Half Life 2 12 years later, is it still a epic? 270 words What do you think of Piracy, what are your views or opinions related to it? 239 words I've lost my trust in triple A companies as of late 177 words How do you differentiate gaming from other media? 249 words When do you feel that you've been given "enough" for the price that you payed for a game? 282 words Why do many gamers prefer digital console games? There is no advantage to digital and I strongly prefer discs. 362 words What video game controversy made you roll your eyes the most or made you feel as annoyed to hear? 303 words Games don't let us fuck up anymore. And that's bad game design.