Countless times Ive read console fanboys brag how they "socialise" with their sad same screen gameplay...(espessially with FPS games where you can see where the other guy is :lol: ) Internet Cafes provide socialising in the full potential, its great fun to laugh as you headshot one of your buddies!!!! So before you call PC gamers hermits think twice...
Countless times Ive read console fanboys brag how they "socialise" with their sad same screen gameplay...(espessially with FPS games where you can see where the other guy is :lol: ) Internet Cafes provide socialising in the full potential, its great fun to laugh as you headshot one of your buddies!!!! So before you call PC gamers hermits think twice... True_Gamer_
Most of the PC caffes I have been to have scared the hell out of me. Reminded me of a Crack Den. Rub the lotion on the skin or get the hose again type scary.But now that I think about it about some of those people did need a hose.
I have only been to one good one and that was in Toronto. And thats in another country.
Countless times Ive read console fanboys brag how they "socialise" with their sad same screen gameplay...(espessially with FPS games where you can see where the other guy is :lol: ) Internet Cafes provide socialising in the full potential, its great fun to laugh as you headshot one of your buddies!!!! So before you call PC gamers hermits think twice... True_Gamer_
I've played at internet Cafes. they aren't as fun as lan parties. party games for consoles are the best for mixed group of ppl.
[QUOTE="Articuno76"]It's sad that people would say it's not social to game like that. But it's hardly the same as sitting next to the people your playing with.True_Gamer_
Hmmm when I play in a net cafe the distance to my buddy next to me is 20-30 cm...thats close enough for me... Depends on whether or not your sitting next to each other or on opposite sides, there's also the constriction of the mouse and keyboard, which is much great than that of the controller. Add to that, that most PC games just aren't designed for a party atmosphere, as a result it's much more focused and competitive.
Countless times Ive read console fanboys brag how they "socialise" with their sad same screen gameplay...(espessially with FPS games where you can see where the other guy is :lol: ) Internet Cafes provide socialising in the full potential, its great fun to laugh as you headshot one of your buddies!!!! So before you call PC gamers hermits think twice... True_Gamer_
pc gamers arent much socializers even at internet cafes. i been to a few.
Besides, I'd rather bum around at my house most of the time anyway. If I played, WoW, however, I'd think taking my laptop to an cafe with wireless Internet would be pretty relaxing... A cup of coffee, a scone, and some Warcraft... Sounds like a lovely afternoon to me :)
[QUOTE="True_Gamer_"]Countless times Ive read console fanboys brag how they "socialise" with their sad same screen gameplay...(espessially with FPS games where you can see where the other guy is :lol: ) Internet Cafes provide socialising in the full potential, its great fun to laugh as you headshot one of your buddies!!!! So before you call PC gamers hermits think twice... truesKill87
pc gamers arent much socializers even at internet cafes. i been to a few.
I dont know about the net cafes in your country but in mine there are groups of friends that have immerse fun with CS or MOH LAN...alot more than any kind of console splitscreen...
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