BabyTyrant
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We all like different games for different reasons, I would like to know what kind of things are most important to you in a video game?
For me I would put it like below
1. It has to be enjoyable, a lot of things for me contribute to that enjoyment; I would say for me it's a mixture of Gameplay, the story of the game, graphics and how long the game will last.
2. Gameplay, I want it to play good with few to no glitches and I'm not a fan of really hard games; this being said though I feel like a lot of games have some challenges which are frustratingly difficult, some of which you cant avoid as they are part of the main game
3. I feel like a compelling story adds a lot to a game, but the story aspect can play back seat to gameplay if it's a game you really get into, for me Destiny is like that, there was a story to the game, but the Gameplay was a bigger part (leveling up, light level, redoing certain bosses at times, the multi-player modes).
4. Graphics; nothing wrong with retro games; but amazing, life like graphics add to the overall experience for me.
And lastly, I like games that last a long time in Story or Campaign mode, games with a 2 hour story mode and then an online mode (CoD and most fighting games) don't interest me very much.
For me I would put it like below
1. It has to be enjoyable, a lot of things for me contribute to that enjoyment; I would say for me it's a mixture of Gameplay, the story of the game, graphics and how long the game will last.
2. Gameplay, I want it to play good with few to no glitches and I'm not a fan of really hard games; this being said though I feel like a lot of games have some challenges which are frustratingly difficult, some of which you cant avoid as they are part of the main game
3. I feel like a compelling story adds a lot to a game, but the story aspect can play back seat to gameplay if it's a game you really get into, for me Destiny is like that, there was a story to the game, but the Gameplay was a bigger part (leveling up, light level, redoing certain bosses at times, the multi-player modes).
4. Graphics; nothing wrong with retro games; but amazing, life like graphics add to the overall experience for me.
And lastly, I like games that last a long time in Story or Campaign mode, games with a 2 hour story mode and then an online mode (CoD and most fighting games) don't interest me very much.