An impromptu interview with a casual gamer

[Swan]

I've always found it interesting to have conversations with other gamers. Get some of their opinions and such.

[Jonbo298]

Conversations with people who get their info from "buddies" always turn out the best in the end

[Ginkasa]

I had a small debate one time with a friend of mine (he was on here a couple years back as Ookami_Soul; GameMaster'll know who I'm talking about) about whether the PS2 or the GameCube was more powerful. I kept saying the GameCube and XBox were about the same, and both more powerful than the PS2.

He kept saying he read online somewhere that the PS2 was more powerful... Eventually I just gave up...


/me shrugs and walks away

[GiMpY-wAnNaBe]

unfortunately there are people out there who pride themselves on knowledge they don't have, and such, is called "total f**king b***sh**". It is a common disease most often found around so called "n00bz" who consider themselves "1337". Even more unfortunately is that a cure is not yet known, victims will suffer indignation and laughs from people who are not quite as full of sh**. The only thing that one can do is to leave them alone in their domain until they finish puberty (contrary to scientific proof, in the case of gamers this may take well over 30 years in extreme cases), and finally join the rest of society in the mockery of their former identities. A vicious cycle indeed.

[Swan]

Originally Posted by GiMpY-wAnNaBe

unfortunately there are people out there who pride themselves on knowledge they don't have, and such, is called "total f**king b***sh**". It is a common disease most often found around so called "n00bz" who consider themselves "1337". Even more unfortunately is that a cure is not yet known, victims will suffer indignation and laughs from people who are not quite as full of sh**. The only thing that one can do is to leave them alone in their domain until they finish puberty (contrary to scientific proof, in the case of gamers this may take well over 30 years in extreme cases), and finally join the rest of society in the mockery of their former identities. A vicious cycle indeed.

Oh joy...