What is your guy's opinion on _______?

[FrozenEye]

So Ive realized that a lot of gamers have different opinions about how games should run/work, so Ive decided to create this list of questions.


1. Should an RPG start out with only certain types of weapons, or give you a wide selection?

2. What makes games like Call of Duty so bad? How would you fix it?

3. What kind of games would you like to see more of.

4. Should game developers rush to release a game, or should they take their time until the game is polished?

5. Should more games be open world, or mission based?

6. What should game developers spend their time on the most? Music/Sound, Graphical Quality, or Storyline?

7. In your opinion, what was the most groundbreaking game of the 2000s? (Year)

8. Where would you prefer to buy your games, online (on programs like steam) or on store shelves?

9. Have games like Minecraft affected gaming? If so, for better or worse?

10. Could a game "over deliver"? (Provide so much content that you feel overwhelmed?)

11. Should more games go to the F2P system, and rely on ingame transactions?

12. What games are you looking forward to the most?

13. What is your favorite game genre?

14. Which is more reliable for gaming? Console or PC?

15. In open-world games, should game developers spend time on creating invisible walls and barriers?

16. How much would you like to interact with your games?

17. Your thoughts on Indie games?

18. Sometimes indie developers introduce a "pay what you want" system (The humble indie bundle, for example.) What is your opinion on this?

19. What what makes a game immersive?

20. What is your opinions on people who pirate games?

well thats all i have.

Ill answer them later.

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[otto-san]

1. Should an RPG start out with only certain types of weapons, or give you a wide selection?
-Either start with a bunch and introduce nothing more or start with basic ones and add more later on.

2. What makes games like Call of Duty so bad? How would you fix it?
-Just the general community. Can't really be fixed.

3. What kind of games would you like to see more of.
-More games that are original, basically.

4. Should game developers rush to release a game, or should they take their time until the game is polished?
-I'm the kind of guy who likes to brush out all the bugs before releasing stuff unless they're minor bugs.

5. Should more games be open world, or mission based?
-Open-world. But none of that 'run to the whole other side of the world for a quest' stuff. At least not often.

6. What should game developers spend their time on the most? Music/Sound, Graphical Quality, or Storyline?
-Storyline.

7. In your opinion, what was the most groundbreaking game of the 2000s? (Year)
-uh i dont know honestly.

8. Where would you prefer to buy your games, online (on programs like steam) or on store shelves?
-Online if I don't have to have internet to play them.

9. Have games like Minecraft affected gaming? If so, for better or worse?
-Yeah, hard to say for better or worse. A bit of both, more so better, I say.

10. Could a game "over deliver"? (Provide so much content that you feel overwhelmed?)
-Yes.

11. Should more games go to the F2P system, and rely on ingame transactions?
-Depends.

12. What games are you looking forward to the most?
-Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

13. What is your favorite game genre?
-RPG Fantasy

14. Which is more reliable for gaming? Console or PC?
-as for reliability, it's hard to say. Probably consoles, though PC is ultimately better.

15. In open-world games, should game developers spend time on creating invisible walls and barriers?
-no barriers! :D

16. How much would you like to interact with your games?
-define "interact". I like when everything in the environment does something.

17. Your thoughts on Indie games?
-They seem to do well enough. I like them.

18. Sometimes indie developers introduce a "pay what you want" system (The humble indie bundle, for example.) What is your opinion on this?
-It's their choice, they should know what happens if they do that.

19. What what makes a game immersive?
-sugar and spice and everything nice  

20. What is your opinions on people who pirate games?
-It's illegal, and you're making the developers lose money.

[steve5451]

>Open topic
>FrozenEye is OP
>Post this
>Never come back again

[otto-san]

>Open topic
>FrozenEye is OP
>Post this
>Never come back again

aw, that's not nice! frozeneye is a pretty cool guy in my opinion.

[FrozenEye]

>Open topic
>FrozenEye is OP
>Post this
>Never come back again

um. What did I do to you?

[steve5451]

um. What did I do to you?

You just make too many topics.

[Joltarn]

You just make too many topics.

well you make too many posts. i'll ignore everything you say.

anyway questions
1. Should an RPG start out with only certain types of weapons, or give you a wide selection?
it depends on the RPG, really, but try to start with basics.
2. What makes games like Call of Duty so bad? How would you fix it?
little changes between games.
3. What kind of games would you like to see more of.
original games that bring something new to the table
4. Should game developers rush to release a game, or should they take their time until the game is polished?
balance between rush and polishing
5. Should more games be open world, or mission based?
depends on the genre and such
6. What should game developers spend their time on the most? Music/Sound, Graphical Quality, or Storyline?
all three however storyline is probably least important.
7. In your opinion, what was the most groundbreaking game of the 2000s? (Year)
can't really say
8. Where would you prefer to buy your games, online (on programs like steam) or on store shelves?
online, generally easier.
9. Have games like Minecraft affected gaming? If so, for better or worse?
not too much, spawned some bad clones but that's about it.
10. Could a game "over deliver"? (Provide so much content that you feel overwhelmed?)
it just means the game will last longer, but a ridiculous amount (like 400 different weapons) is not a good idea.
11. Should more games go to the F2P system, and rely on ingame transactions?
depends if the ingame transactions give buyers an advantage. if so, no.
12. What games are you looking forward to the most?
none in particular
13. What is your favorite game genre?
none in particular
14. Which is more reliable for gaming? Console or PC?
consoles from what I can tell
too much upgrading on PC
15. In open-world games, should game developers spend time on creating invisible walls and barriers?
invisible walls are stupid, barriers if needed.
16. How much would you like to interact with your games?
depends on the game.
17. Your thoughts on Indie games?
nice to see new faces.
18. Sometimes indie developers introduce a "pay what you want" system (The humble indie bundle, for example.) What is your opinion on this?
don't have any experience with it.
19. What what makes a game immersive?
the gameplay and aesthetics.
20. What is your opinions on people who pirate games?
lazy bitches

[FrozenEye]

You just make too many topics.

You're the first person to complain

[Regulith]

1. RPGs should only start out with certain weapons. New players will be completely overwhelmed with the choices and have no idea what to do.

2. CoD isn't terrible, but I always feel like I'm playing the same game over and over.

3. I'd like to see more sandbox/adventure games.

4. Developers should make sure everything is nice and polished before releasing a game, because otherwise you get games like Fallout and Elder Scrolls where there are bugs that can actually break the game.

5. I think more games should be mission-based. Mission-based games seem to have almost disappeared from the gaming world. I enjoy exploring, but sometimes I wish I didn't have to wander around looking for what I'm supposed to be doing for hours.

6. Storyline is, in my opinion, the most important part of a game. I've played Flash games with 8-bit graphics that had better stories than some more modern games, and I enjoyed them much more. You can take a game like TimeShift, which had fairly good graphics for its time, but the storyline was difficult to understand to the point that it barely seemed to exist. The game mechanics were fun, but without a story there was a big empty hole.

7. The most groundbreaking game of the 2000's? That's tough. I don't really have a good answer for that.

8. I prefer to buy games online, but that's because I don't have to find transportation to get to the store.

9. I really don't think anything like Minecraft affected gaming.

10. I've definitely played games that "over-deliver". See #1.

11. The whole "F2P with a store" gimmick is annoying to me.

12. The only game I'm really looking forward to is the next installment in the Half-Life series. I'll throw the Minecraft Adventure update on that list too.

13. I don't really have a favorite genre. Puzzle is my least favorite, though.

14. PC is far more reliable than console. A computer can have vastly superior power, leading to better sound, graphics, etc.

15. Invisible walls annoy me. If you don't want me to go there, at least make up a reason why. Bad Company did a good job by telling you that you were in range of enemy artillery if you strayed outside the map.

16. Not sure what you mean by interacting with games. Control-wise, I'll stick to a mouse and keyboard. Getting-into-the-game-wise, I like to be drawn in to some extent.

17. Indie games are good. Indie developers have more freedom.

18. The "Pay what you want" system is a good idea. Although some people will pay a penny, others will give hundreds or even thousands.

19. Good story and well-developed characters get me into a game.

20. No opinion.

[Peppy]

IMO Half Life 2 was most groundbreaking for 2000's

[FrozenEye]

So Ive realized that a lot of gamers have different opinions about how games should run/work, so Ive decided to create this list of questions.


1. Should an RPG start out with only certain types of weapons, or give you a wide selection?
I believe a game should start you out with the basics, but still allow you to have access to the things you need

2. What makes games like Call of Duty so bad? How would you fix it?
Its the community

3. What kind of games would you like to see more of.
More open world games.
4. Should game developers rush to release a game, or should they take their time until the game is polished?
The more polished the game, the less people complain, the less game developers have to do.
5. Should more games be open world, or mission based?
Open world
6. What should game developers spend their time on the most? Music/Sound, Graphical Quality, or Storyline?
Storyline
7. In your opinion, what was the most groundbreaking game of the 2000s? (Year)
Crysis. Games like these show you how lacking others are.
8. Where would you prefer to buy your games, online (on programs like steam) or on store shelves?
Online. They have more freedom and allow me to buy games without leaving the house
9. Have games like Minecraft affected gaming? If so, for better or worse?
I think Minecraft has changed the way people look at games. I know several people who, before they played minecraft, were graphic cigarettes and changed after playing Minecraft.
10. Could a game "over deliver"? (Provide so much content that you feel overwhelmed?)
Yes! So much yes!
11. Should more games go to the F2P system, and rely on ingame transactions?
Im finding myself having less and less money to play games. Aslong as the game doesnt require us to buy items to play
12. What games are you looking forward to the most?
Skyrim
13. What is your favorite game genre?
Adventure, roleplaying, fantasy
14. Which is more reliable for gaming? Console or PC?
Pc. Mods.
15. In open-world games, should game developers spend time on creating invisible walls and barriers?
Give me a reason I cant pass the barrier
16. How much would you like to interact with your games?
What I ment by this was, how far would you like to change the world? I like games where you can literally pick the trash off the ground.
17. Your thoughts on Indie games?
I love em
18. Sometimes indie developers introduce a "pay what you want" system (The humble indie bundle, for example.) What is your opinion on this?
It makes me mad when people pay a penny D:
19. What what makes a game immersive?
The sound and graphical quality. Sorry, but i have a hard time really getting into an 8bit game
20. What is your opinions on people who pirate games?
I would like to set them on fire.
well thats all i have.

Ill answer them later.

[TJ10]

1. Should an RPG start out with only certain types of weapons, or give you a wide selection?
Imo,I think they should let you have a choice of different weapons but only take 1/2.

2. What makes games like Call of Duty so bad? How would you fix it?
I dont think its THAT bad...

3. What kind of games would you like to see more of.
Rpgs,Action,Arcades,Adventures.

4. Should game developers rush to release a game, or should they take their time until the game is polished?
Take their time,Unless they release a date too early,Delays piss me off.

5. Should more games be open world, or mission based?
Open world on free roams.

6. What should game developers spend their time on the most? Music/Sound, Graphical Quality, or Storyline?
Im finding less good storyline games,So that,I dont care about the music/sound much but if they but in decent graphics its fine.

7. In your opinion, what was the most groundbreaking game of the 2000s? (Year)
Hmmm,Tough one,I would say LittleBigPlanet2 because its on the top of my mind.

8. Where would you prefer to buy your games, online (on programs like steam) or on store shelves?
Store shelves,It just makes me feel better that i can get it right away then waiting a week.

9. Have games like Minecraft affected gaming? If so, for better or worse?
No,Minecraft is a pretty fun game,I dont thing so.

10. Could a game "over deliver"? (Provide so much content that you feel overwhelmed?)
I dont think so,But i like much content.

11. Should more games go to the F2P system, and rely on ingame transactions?
Tf2...Although i dont like the idea that i have to buy something to get extra benefits

12. What games are you looking forward to the most?
Free roamers,Adventures,Rpgs,Simulations,Creative ones. Strategies are okay.

13. What is your favorite game genre?
Simulations/rpgs

14. Which is more reliable for gaming? Console or PC?
Hmmm,Theres so much customization for pc,But Consoles, Not much. PC.

15. In open-world games, should game developers spend time on creating invisible walls and barriers?
They should spent little time on this.

16. How much would you like to interact with your games?
I wouldnt mind it much.

17. Your thoughts on Indie games?
Cool.

18. Sometimes indie developers introduce a "pay what you want" system (The humble indie bundle, for example.) What is your opinion on this?
Eh,Cool for the buyer,Not good for the developers.

19. What what makes a game immersive?
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20. What is your opinions on people who pirate games?
People are just gonna find a way to find your games free.

[dkamm65]

1. Should an RPG start out with only certain types of weapons, or give you a wide selection?
Only certain types. That way, you have more to play for.

2. What makes games like Call of Duty so bad? How would you fix it?
Call of Duty itself isn't bad. What I don't like about the series is how the makers release essentially the same game every year. They aren't looking to make a new or original game, just to make the most money.

3. What kind of games would you like to see more of.
Shadow of the Colossus.

4. Should game developers rush to release a game, or should they take their time until the game is polished?
Make sure it's polished. Although the relative ease for developers to release patches makes this a moot point.

5. Should more games be open world, or mission based?
Open world, with missions.

6. What should game developers spend their time on the most? Music/Sound, Graphical Quality, or Storyline?
I can overlook bad graphics and storyline if the gameplay is fun, but bad sound absolutely ruins games.

7. In your opinion, what was the most groundbreaking game of the 2000s? (Year)
Minecraft. No pun intended.

8. Where would you prefer to buy your games, online (on programs like steam) or on store shelves?
Online. Digital distribution is the present and future.

9. Have games like Minecraft affected gaming? If so, for better or worse?
I don't see how any successful game can negatively impact the industry.

10. Could a game "over deliver"? (Provide so much content that you feel overwhelmed?)
No. The more content, the better. No exceptions.

11. Should more games go to the F2P system, and rely on ingame transactions?
It would be great since anybody would be able to play, but for many developers, f2p isn't financially feasible.

12. What games are you looking forward to the most?
Skyrim and Mass Effect 3.

13. What is your favorite game genre?
Action/Adventure.

14. Which is more reliable for gaming? Console or PC?
PC.

15. In open-world games, should game developers spend time on creating invisible walls and barriers?
Game boundaries should be distinct, such as bodies of water.

16. How much would you like to interact with your games?
Video games are already interactive entertainment...

17. Your thoughts on Indie games?
Good part of the industry. Large game developers don't always have the most creative minds working for them.

18. Sometimes indie developers introduce a "pay what you want" system (The humble indie bundle, for example.) What is your opinion on this?
Good idea, since a portion goes to charity.

19. What what makes a game immersive?
Invoking emotions in the player. Fear, sadness, etc.

20. What is your opinions on people who pirate games?
They're poor.

[Sniper-471]

1. Should an RPG start out with only certain types of weapons, or give you a wide selection?
Wide selection

2. What makes games like Call of Duty so bad? How would you fix it?
I think i have to go for the gameplay.

3. What kind of games would you like to see more of.
Adventure, Action, Platform, Racing and first person shooter.

4. Should game developers rush to release a game, or should they take their time until the game is polished?
They should take their time, Some games such as Banjo-kazooie had about 4 levels removed due to release time.

5. Should more games be open world, or mission based?
Open world.

6. What should game developers spend their time on the most? Music/Sound, Graphical Quality, or Storyline?
Music and storyline

7. In your opinion, what was the most groundbreaking game of the 2000s? (Year)
It's a tie with Metroid and Mario.

8. Where would you prefer to buy your games, online (on programs like steam) or on store shelves?
Mostly in shops.

9. Have games like Minecraft affected gaming? If so, for better or worse?
Made gaming better.

10. Could a game "over deliver"? (Provide so much content that you feel overwhelmed?)
Well, Kind of.

11. Should more games go to the F2P system, and rely on ingame transactions?
I don't know aobut that.

12. What games are you looking forward to the most?
See 3.

13. What is your favorite game genre?
See 3.

14. Which is more reliable for gaming? Console or PC?
Both.

15. In open-world games, should game developers spend time on creating invisible walls and barriers?
A little.

16. How much would you like to interact with your games?
I be fine with it.

17. Your thoughts on Indie games?
Not bad.

18. Sometimes indie developers introduce a "pay what you want" system (The humble indie bundle, for example.) What is your opinion on this?
It's a little annoying.

19. What what makes a game immersive?
---

20. What is your opinions on people who pirate games?
It's not a good idea to pirate.

[steve5451]

You're the first person to complain

Not really.