TOPIC: What games do you play, nowadays?

ASneakyGranny wrote:
And you are playing it in the dark?

Davik Heragon wrote: I was playing it in the dark, yes. If you're trying to imply that I was scared or something then I need to say I never get scared of anything.

Everyone can get scared

I've been meaning to play Outlast for a looong time...

I've been able to play Amnesia 1 and 2 (although 2 never had me even feeling slightly nervous, because it was not a good sequel) in the dark without much problems, as well as the Five Nights demo (I decided to save my money, that game seems overrated), but yeah...I may be late to the party, but Outlast is some territory I have as of yet left unexplored...

Scariest experience ever in a game, though: Amnesia DLC: Justine. Dear god did it bring what I wanted out of Amnesia, which was to put me in my worst element: pressure. Also dat Suitor chase music. *shudder*

Wasn't the Mansion of Madness level in TS3 surprisingly scary? I mean it was probably mostly the music, but the paintings, the gory visuals and ARTHUR ACHING JUMPING OUT OF THAT DAMN CLOSET...pretty good horror level.

Started the Outlast install. Tonight, maybe.

Since we're talking about horror games, I've been playing Alien: Isolation. It's really fun but I don't understand why people say it's hard. Yes, the first alien encounters can be hard but the game becomes far easier the longer you play the game because you start to get enough material to constantly build devices to distract enemies.

Headsprouter wrote:
I'm not kidding here, I've never been scared of a game before. I've been used to playing 'scary' games since I was about 2 or 3 years old. We're talking about a two year old kid completing Resident Evil 1 all by himself whilst his much older brothers are terrified of the game. Nothing fazes me when it comes to video games. You've got to split the boundary between gaming and reality. I'm surprised people think that Five Nights At Freddy's is scary. The game looks like it was built in 5 minutes. If there really has been a game that has ALMOST scared me then it would be the P.T demo. But like I said nothing fazes me.

2 years old kid who can hold and use a pad?

Fauch wrote:
I pick up things pretty easily as I grew up watching my brothers play various games from Super Mario 64 to TimeSplitters 2. That's why I'm very skilled at gaming and while a lot of TimeSplitters fans hate the TimeSplitters 1/2 aiming system, that's where I thrive in. One day when I came home from nursery (kindergarten), I decided to play TimeSplitters 2 as I watched my brothers playing it before like I said. So there's me, a 2 year old who knows how to boot up a PS2 and put the disc in to the tray, then I get my ass into a game and for a couple matches I'm dying more than I'm winning but after I familiarise my self with the controls that's when I start to kick ass. Needless to say my habits of doing well in video games hasn't died.

I have to ask this question, if I want to know the solid truth about this ´gaming mystery´. If it is true you cannot hide it no more and you will have to reveal yourself....
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Davik Heragon wrote:
This evidence of me is more revealing than Jennifer Lawrence's nude pics. To answer your question yes, I am a wizard.