game Are You A Casual Or Hardcore Gamer?

[ActionAce]

Looking back at my gaming experience, i was able to deduce that players are either hardcore or the casual gamer.

Personally, I’m a low profile gamer that just needs a break from my stressful routine activities. I don't mind playing Candy Crush or puzzle games. They help me to break from life challenges as I feel more relaxed with them. But sometimes, I am obsessed with a continual need for gaming, but it doesn't happen to me all the time.

 

[Unvarnished]

I'm a mix of both because I fluctuate between casual and core gaming. It depends on my preference at a particular point in time. On one hand, I might feel like going into casual gaming if I don't want tough challenges. On the other hand, I might burry myself in a very challenging core game. It gets more intense if I get to fight against a complex valien.

 

[Bawse]

I'd say I'm a casual gamer, but I have moments where I get addicted to certain games. It depends on my mood, if I play very long or not.

 

[Aufscherin]

Very casual as I lack the spare time and do not have an addictive personality.

 

[Harsh World]

Very casual, limiting myself to mind-numbing games that are easy to quit on the spot, like Tetris casual.

I could get swept up in an FPS game's storyline and missions that'd take days or weeks to complete, which I do not have the time for.

 

[Bawse]

Very casual, limiting myself to mind-numbing games that are easy to quit on the spot, like Tetris casual.

I could get swept up in an FPS game's storyline and missions that'd take days or weeks to complete, which I do not have the time for.

I get into a game like a FPS, then I give up because I usually get bored after a few hours.

 

[Ravenfreak]

I've always been more of a casual gamer than a hardcore one. A lot of the games I play are old school anyways, I don't often play modern games much unless it's part of a series I love such as Sonic or Pokemon. I'm also a sore loser so I don't like to play against other people.

 

[NatureFreak]

I am a casual gamer, I only play mostly on the weekends which are Fridays and Saturdays. I have to wake up very early for work and I spend 8 hours working on a daily basis. So I cannot afford to play during the weekdays.

 

[Heatman]

Currently, I'm a casual gamer because time wouldn't afford me the opportunity to be a hardcore gamer right now. I have so much responsibilities that requires more of my time dedicated to working which is a priority over gaming.

 

[Immortal]

I am a casual gamer, I have no desire to become a hardcore gamer. However, I do understand becoming a hardcore gamer can be also be highly beneficial as gaming is a huge industry and you can generate income through hardcore gaming

 

[Heatman]

I am a casual gamer, I have no desire to become a hardcore gamer. However, I do understand becoming a hardcore gamer can be also be highly beneficial as gaming is a huge industry and you can generate income through hardcore gaming

If you're very good at it, then there's a very good chance you can be able to make a serious money from it. Streaming is one of ways to explore when it comes to making money from playing video games in a hardcore way.

 

[gwolf666]

When I was younger I was a bit unconditional, today I am a bit more of a casual player, I like a lot of games, mostly specific niches, but I play less time than before for the simple fact that I want to do more things in my life than just play video games

 

[Heatman]

I am a casual gamer, I only play mostly on the weekends which are Fridays and Saturdays. I have to wake up very early for work and I spend 8 hours working on a daily basis. So I cannot afford to play during the weekdays.

Work will always come first especially when you're the one who's paying for your bills. Yes, leisure is good but you need to have money to enjoy yourself.

 

[NatureFreak]

Work will always come first especially when you're the one who's paying for your bills. Yes, leisure is good but you need to have money to enjoy yourself.

Sure, whats the point of engaging in extensive leisure when you don't have much funds? Seems like misplaced priorities to me.