i think it will, but i dont' think it will while i'm still alive. long after i pass away and my children have children then it might die out/get surpassed.
i am 25 years old and will be 26 this year and i have been wondering lately if my best years of gaming are behind me. i have been playing games since i was five and while i still enjoy them i feel i am missing something from the experience. the little kid in me still goes nuts over certain games, but its like when i played final fantasy 7 i was 15 and it was the greatest gaming experience i ever had and its been a while since a game has had that kind of impact on me and i miss that. i would love it if im still gaming when i turn 36 but i wonder if i will just eventually outgrow them. so i want to pose the question to anyone in their mid 20's or so .
Do you think your best years of gaming are behind you.?
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I think it all depends on the game and how much you like it. I am 28 years old and there are still games that I really enjoy playing and I still get excited about like I did when I was 14. The main difference that I see is that as I get older I just have less and less time to play and that makes a huge difference.
I'm 23 and I'd have to agree, some games still get me all excited, but I just don't have as much time as I used to to play the games I love.
I'll have to agree with you on that one. Although you are right with the White Mage comment, you already have a White Mage in the Red Mage. If trained right, a RDM can be one of the most powerful jobs, if not the most powerful job. So yes, RDM is the most useful, I think. XIIAxelCrossIIX
It seems almost like they were too much in a hurry to get it out that they just wanted to get some kick a$$ fight scenes in there and didn't put too much into the storyline to involve the other characters more, but don't get me wrong I still loved it!!
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