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Ah an active and helpful guild is the gem! It made tedious questing much more manageable with tossed in humor and some organization from veterans. It's great when someone decided to rally a group up for a zone event, or just to chill in the housing or chat. Of the two guilds I joined, one didn't...

Heh, we learned to save money from games! Unfortunately, I thought one could "unspoil" food like in Zynga's CafeWorld. Just toss food on the stove, forget out bout it, sprinkle on dust and BAM, good again? Glad Ma cleared that up. :sweatsmile:

I enjoy tactical RPGs like Shadowrun Dragonfall. The pressure is on!

My go to games are MMORPG: RIFT (so much customization and humor) FPS: Paladins (forever beta??) Tactical: Shadowrun Dragonfall (choices matter)

My Wishlist consists of many F2Ps that I want to try later. I'm currently debating the following this sale: Pyre, made by Transistor and Bastion devs Sometimes Always Monsters, choices matter The Banner Saga, tactical RPG

All hail Windows of the 90s! Pinball was my favorite with its catchy soundtrack, and you could find it on all PCs! I need to find that track now that you'd reminded me! Solitare was also a favorite, Spider even a fav of my not-so techy dad, though I never like Hearts or FreeCell, not knowing how...

I remember being promised game time in elementary school, and barely playing this! I've forgotten all about it

I couldn't enjoy this game like Cafe World, by the same dev. It had a smaller area to navigate and maintain. Tasks were repetitive like FarmVille, but had a tad of humor to back it up. Yikes, I spent so much time on them

Same, I'm just a simple cheap gamer. I have a Logitech mouse and keyboard that use the same USB dongle-all I need to game and work. I invest my money in the games themselves. I don't notice the sound when trying to cap the objective in games, but no complaints. I'd say the Backspace button...

I tried recording, but my laptop couldn't handle it with gameplay. I only tried the Razer Cortex feature, since I was also using it to squeeze some gaming life out of the potato. I just use the screenshot button when I remember.

I thankfully got a laptop for college, more suited for business, yet let me enjoy a few MMORPGs, indie. I didn't know it could handle gaming at all till I learned that games are not all GPU/CPU intensive. I started with WoW and RIFT. I've since saved for a desktop so I hope I can rez some game...

Ah, Paladins-the low spec Overwatch! I definitely enjoyed the Support class, back when Ying was the bomb-healing waifu. Now she's a heal bot. I also play to just enjoy my time, casual screaming at the screen at my blunders :)

I gotta agree that Win 8.1 (rip 8) was annoying to navigate. I'm glad Win 10 got rid of the two "desktops" the 8's had, making Windows apps on a separate interface from all other programs. Not so low-spec friendy. I 't use didn't use 7 much besides a few MMORPG's as a middle-schooler, but no...

My personal fav is RIFT, back when I could run it. Updates have been getting too fancy for my poor potato T^T. I loved the character customization, the wardrobe, which allowed you mix, match, dye, and assemble outfits that you looted. These items would be applicable to all characters made...

I try to play a game for at least 2 hours before I decide to keep or uninstall it. I didn't have the best specs and try to find the worth around stutter and frame weirdness. However, when a game sucks me in, you won't see me for about 5 hours. I spent the most time playing and giving my wallet...

May the sales be in your favor! Google Amazon cash, a $10 promo

No prob :)

Right? I devote time to money making apps instead. I support devs on pc instead, mostly via Steam, where I spend most of my time.

I assumed that like non-gaming apps they could be refunded. Explained by Google here https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/2479637?hl=en

It's a great mix of story, RPG, banter, and tactical planning. Its appeal is likely due to how close society is now with "majority rules" on the internet, while not providing a sudden apocalyptic theme. It begs the question who is in control and who can speak? Controls were great with a...