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What Do You Think of the Simulator Genre
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Honestly, I'm a big fan of simulators. I have actually created a thread dedicated to The Universe Project, which is a simulator on the largest possible scale. They are currently in alpha, and could really use some love if they are to make their dream a reality.
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As to the thread, simulators are not at all my type of game. They are chock full of vitriol and I simply cannot take that standing.
As to the thread, simulators are not at all my type of game. They are chock full of vitriol and I simply cannot take that standing.
Not really my type of game tbh. There are some pseudo-simulators, such as The Sims, that I will play, but I find most of them to be extremely boring. I probably spent a good 100 hours during elementary school watching my friend fly planes in Flight Simulator X...
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It really all depends... but that goes for any genre.
I'm pretty open minded, so I like almost ALL genres. So, what makes a game fun for me, goes WAY deeper than it's genre.
And simulation isn't any exception.
Now, I'm not too fond of First person shooters- but that doesn't mean I don't find any FPS fun. I love Metroid Prime, I like some 007 games, I liked what I played of The Conduit, I like Halo a little bit- but not for the reasons most other people do- (Heck, I'll just tell you right now that the only reason I like Halo was for the editor mode in Halo 3), and I like some others. The reason I have a dislike for First Person Shooters in general, is the fact that most of them are WAR/ARMY based ones, and I really don't like that. I think it's ugly, stupid, and sometimes- I even feel that games like that, (the ones that are just- realistic war fields) don't even deserve to be called a video game. I feel that at the core of video games, there should be some element of fantasy. -like in The Conduit, there are aliens. But I digress... My point is, is that it's not the Genre alone that makes a game fun. There's more to it.
I'm pretty open minded, so I like almost ALL genres. So, what makes a game fun for me, goes WAY deeper than it's genre.
And simulation isn't any exception.
Now, I'm not too fond of First person shooters- but that doesn't mean I don't find any FPS fun. I love Metroid Prime, I like some 007 games, I liked what I played of The Conduit, I like Halo a little bit- but not for the reasons most other people do- (Heck, I'll just tell you right now that the only reason I like Halo was for the editor mode in Halo 3), and I like some others. The reason I have a dislike for First Person Shooters in general, is the fact that most of them are WAR/ARMY based ones, and I really don't like that. I think it's ugly, stupid, and sometimes- I even feel that games like that, (the ones that are just- realistic war fields) don't even deserve to be called a video game. I feel that at the core of video games, there should be some element of fantasy. -like in The Conduit, there are aliens. But I digress... My point is, is that it's not the Genre alone that makes a game fun. There's more to it.
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