Favorite Game?

[Jeric]

Hi everyone, I am going to put my two favorite games with for online MMO and the other Xbox360/PC game.

The first MMO game is Jade Dynasty is a free online MMO it has been around for around 10 years, it has lots of classes and a lot of daily quests you can do, but the main reason I love this game is because you can Bot in it legally and the game is set up for botting, so if you need to do some chores or get some sleep your character can be out there killing creatures and you get experience and in game money. The other thing I like about this game is once your character reaches level 150 (takes a few months) then you can ascend your character starting at level 1 again and you can get up to level 160. The bad thing about this game is that the company is no longer supporting it that much, but they still are doing patches and putting things up for real life money to buy, like outfits and certain items like pets and mounts that you ride on. The one thing I do like about this game is no matter how much money you spend on it, it does not affect how good your character is on the PVP realms or when you do duals against each other. (no rich people kicking your ass because they spent hundreds of dollars on the game. They also have a limit on how much you can spend in a month. The other thing is that it is on Arc so you have to go there to download it and to play it, but once the game is up you can exit out of arc. Oh, also they let you have two accounts running at the same time, if your computer can handle it, my friend plays two accounts on her lap top so most PC's should be fine.

The other game I play a lot on my computer at this moment is Fall out Las Vegas, I did play it on my Xbox360 but it went down. I really like this game and have been playing the Fall out since it first came out on the computer (don't remember the year). I love the first shooting style this game offers and they way it is simple for the character. I also like how they teach you to play the game when you first play it don't feel like a tutorial but like you're actually playing.

Well, these are my two favorite games So I will talk to you all soon.

 

[Tania997]

I enjoyed Sons of Liberty and Snake Eater, but since I didn't play MGS4 (PS3 exclusive I think, and I only had a PS2), I can't play MGS5 right now since I can't just skip an entire sequel because of the story. I know it's a bit different story, character, and plot from 4, but it wouldn't feel right if I want to say I finished the games.

5 is a totally different story. You can pretty much watch 4 on youtube, I'm not joking when I say it's full of cutscenes. By skipping the cutscenes you can pretty much finish the game in a few hours, which is also required for a special item. You can understand 5 even without 4 because of the totally different setting and characters.

 

[OursIsTheFury]

5 is a totally different story. You can pretty much watch 4 on youtube, I'm not joking when I say it's full of cutscenes. By skipping the cutscenes you can pretty much finish the game in a few hours, which is also required for a special item. You can understand 5 even without 4 because of the totally different setting and characters.

I still would have wanted to play aged Solid Snake though. But hey, most people who played 5 apparently have one thing in common, they all thought the ending (or at least the final parts) felt rushed and it really ruined a good game. That's the only thing I hear when people talk about Phantom Pain; well that, and you can send people off on balloons and that girl sniper who wears a bikini in the desert is apparently incredibly hot. Who knew.

 

[gamergal]

Well, I have many personal favorites! But if I were to choose one of them that would be my best game up till now, then I'll go with the new instalment of Resident Evil - Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. The story in itself is compelling, and from the 6th instalment of the game I have been looking forward to it. It has been a long wait though, from 2012 to 2017. But I guess it was all worth it.

Nevertheless, I feel that my best will still change in the future. Now I'm looking forward to the next instalment. Only hope that this time it will not take 5 years for its release. Fingers crossed!

 

[fishmonk]

My best game is Need for Speed Rivals, some people will find it weird or strange but I love racing and racing games seems to match me anytime anywhere. There are some reasons why I love the game mentioned
1. It seriously teaches me about cars and models of cars including different specifications and prices
2. I think much less unlike adventure games and so on.
3. All you need in car racing is smart logic and calculations which I am quiet Good at.

Well those are the points I can remember presently, but I must say that I love the game and that is why it is my favorite game.

I love Need for Speed as well. However, my favourite is the Most Wanted back in 2005. I loved the inclusion of police pursuits and it’s the game where the law enforcers are best used.

 

[augusta]

As a female, I love games that are bit feminine in nature.

snake and ladder,the landing cubes and the whotty.

I think it quite interesting for a boring day and put one in a good frame of mind when depressed.

 

[surlaw]

Long Live the Queen doesn't really belong in the same sentence as casual, lol. It might be cute for the art style, but it's surprisingly hard! There are a lot of random factor, stat check in various events, and if you don't exactly what to do and what to study each day to assure you a good ending, you'll surely die young.
Probably by chocolate.

Long Live The Queen is pretty casual. There's definitely strategy involved, but I don't think that casual games are necessarily synonymous with easy games at all. It's a single-player game that you can play at your own pace, and it doesn't actually take any "skill" for lack of a better word - it's not something that you even really have to learn how to play. It's something you can easily play casually, especially because there's no real "winning" the game - winning to me is just getting all the achievements, and you can really do that just by guessing. All you've gotta do is click on text, maybe google when the skill checks happen and what they are. Maybe our definitions of what constitutes a casual game are different, though.

 

[Xilkozuf]

Probably - for me a casual game is a game that I can play for a few minutes, without effort - an easy game, of course. And I never found Long Live the Queen to be that, and on this I disagree on you about the "no winning" part... there are a lot of routes that end with the death of the young protagonist, and they are of course bad endings where your lose. But there are also other good/not bad ending, which I consider more of a "winning".

 

[SpellBound]

I usually go for the games with great storylines. Been playing games for over 15years now. It's hard to decide just one game as favorite. I'll share some of my 'favorites' in various categories.
1. The game that made me stunned and confused at the end - Bioshock Infinite
2. The game that made me throw away my keyboard and mouse - Dark souls 2
3. The game that made me feel like a God - Devil May Cry 4 & 5
4. The game that make me skip meals - Skyrim
5. The games that I hate to uninstall even after 100% completion - Gta V and NFS Hot pursuit 2010
6. Best racing game that I liked - NFS Carbon
7. Best shooting game with good story - Cod Ghosts
8. The game that had almost everything that I wanted - Witcher 3
9. The online MMORPG that I liked most - World of Warcraft (obvious)
10. The game that kept me entertained and horrified at the same time - Indigo Prophecy
11. My goto games when I'm away from PC - Final Fantasy GBA games

 

[wizrocker]

Counter strike Go for life. But now playing Ragnarok restart kinda trying it again after a while.

 

[Xilkozuf]

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2. The game that made me throw away my keyboard and mouse - Dark souls 2
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Are you crazy? You played Dark Souls 2 with Keyboard and mouse? Well... congratulations, I'm sure it required a lot of dedication and way more effort than playing with a simple controller! At least a controller is even easier to throw, and with a game like this is a big advantage

 

[RosieDaven]

A favourite game huh? It's a hard question, honestly. There are many amazing ones, it's almost impossible to choose one. Okay, not almost, it is impossible. :') Recently I'm playing HOTS the most, though my fave are more story oriented.

The Evil Within was one of the few games I played with one after another. I just loved the idea, the enemys, it's little easter eggs. (I do recommend watching the evil within easter eggs, in the dlc there was a funny dancing zombie scene.)

My another one big fave was Alice:Madness Returns. Damn I hope there well be a sequel for that too, it was amazing. I'm hooked on fairy tail ideas all the time. Not to mention as a girl I really liked the many skins that were in the game, and the ones in the dlc. (Especially the flesh-dress.) Now that I'm thinking, Alice was the only one I got all achievement for. I used to be an addict.

 

[Xilkozuf]

I liked Alice Madness Returns a lot too, but it was nothing, nothing, compared to the awesomeness of the original American McGee's Alice (which I think is included in the Origin version... I guess?). The atmosphere and the style of that game were quite enough!
The sequel was alright, but I feel like it lacks something. Maybe the fact that there are no bosses is a let down for me, since the original had some many good ones.

 

[sakakimakio]

Oh boy, the love of my life, Red Alert 2 by Westwood, it was the hype at the time, and it make me interested in military afterwards! Make me know a bit about the countries listed there, and how I love to beat the alliance of America, GB, and Germany. It makes me feel like I'm holding the button to Nuclear War, how nostalgic. But, I don't know why it lost its mojo when Red Alert 3 comes out. Maybe the gameplay, the graphic, the x factor was lost? I dont have any idea.

 

[WildSpirit]

My favorite game is crash bandicot because it's the game i have played first.

But you never found a better game? Or does the nostalgia aspect always speak louder to you? :tearsofjoy:

Fable the lost of chapter without any doubt, i know, Peter Molyneux is a smoke seller, but still is a great game to play and just distract for a few hours.

I found your choice quite unusual (in a good way... don't get me wrong, okay? haha!), but what would the world be like if we were all the same, weren't we? :wink:

I love to play Farcry 3, this is my favorite one because it have the best story that I have ever played and it is a long story that has a lot of characters and you start from zero, without anything, without weapons or money and you have to conquer the island from the pirates.

I particularly don't like Farcry, but I have a friend who is completely addicted to this game. I mean, he knows everything you ask him. It's kinda scary sometimes.

 

[Deathisue]

I found your choice quite unusual (in a good way... don't get me wrong, okay? haha!), but what would the world be like if we were all the same, weren't we? :wink:

is a weird choice i know, but was the first RPG game i play in my life and was good a experience for me,sometimes i play the Anniversay Edition and think: what i was thinking, sometimes i just get carried away by nostalgia, i think.

 

[WildSpirit]

is a weird choice i know, but was the first RPG game i play in my life and was good a experience for me,sometimes i play the Anniversay Edition and think: what i was thinking, sometimes i just get carried away by nostalgia, i think.

So... Nostalgia in that case is a determining factor for you, isn't it? This is so nice... I mean, maintain a connection with the first roots. :smile:

As a female, I love games that are bit feminine in nature.

snake and ladder,the landing cubes and the whotty.

I think it quite interesting for a boring day and put one in a good frame of mind when depressed.

Taking into consideration your comment, I think I can say that "girl power" games are always your favorites ones?

 

[Kuju]

I would have to say, hands down Animal Crossing. Whenever I say that people always laugh because its not a very competitive game, but I really like the idea of it. Designing the house layout with cute furniture or being able to create custom clothes is what I really like about the series.
But the #1 of all of them is the original GameCube game. What it lacked in graphics it made up for in spirit. Little details like having way more holiday events, having SNES games that were playable in the game, the creepy coconut face you got if you didnt save after visiting another town is what I found the most charming XD. I always replay it every so often just to reminisce.

 

[tinrmz15]

My favorite game of all time would be League of Legends and Soldier Front. Because I do have visual issues that cant tolerate too much graphic and 3d games. I would like to play games like COD, and other awesome graphic games but due to my issue, I cant . LOL and SF is tolerable for me. These games maybe seen as for not so pro gamer. But I have what it takes to beat anyone especially on SF. Its the passion that wins.

 

[Yiskah]

Tetris world on PlayStation 2 is the game I'm best at, I have a system and am undefeated. Crash Bandicoot warped has to tied! I grew up on the NES and there are so many favorites there as well.Oh and I love me some Jeopardy! AHH! The more I think about it the more come to mind! There are two games however that I wanted to totally love but game plat was lacking. They are LOST and Duck Dynasty.