@simonbelmont2 @utterlyotter Agree, but he shouldn´t be surprised she left him.
If my girlfriend had turned out to be someone whose only real interest was gaming and who decorated her place with unicorns farting rainbows (or something like that), well she wouldn´t be..
I found Watch Dogs really quite boring, good looking but more tedious than enjoyable once the novelty had worn off and that took about an hour and a half.
The whole thing feels gimmicky and there´s a lack of imagination and also absence of heart and style somehow, that makes it very hard to get drawn into the game. Not at all immersive imo.
That this got a higher rating than the excellent Wolfenstein surprises me, but to each his own I guess..
"Hardcore gamers" often give the impression of being 15 - 25 year olds that maybe don´t have that much going on in their lives, socially speaking, and therefore spend most of their free time in front of the computer logging in hundreds of hours running around hitting/shooting monsters and people with swords/guns etc etc and take it oh so very very seriously.
And that´s supposed to be a good thing..?
Sorry for sounding like a bit of a pompous ass but it´s that group that give gaming and gamers a bad name in some circles.
I think it´s absolutely ridiculous to critizise the review and reviewer and even more so the barely veiled threats and namecalling many here lower themself to. It gives a very strong impression of deeply rooted childish insecurity, onesided fanboyism incapable of free and rational thought and fear/hate of anything that doesn´t support and confirm their own opinion(s).
Reviews regarding personal experiences are completely subjective things and it´s good that other opinions and voices get heard, it´s sort of the basis of the democratic community... (And journalism)
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