I would like to know from the community, "What is (was) the most addictive game you have ever played?" What do I mean by addictive? A game that you could never put down no matter what.
For me, Morrowind was my drug. To this day I sill think it's a beautiful game. The game has made me
cry (i'm a pretty hard guy), laugh, wonder and I get my usual WTF
moments. I remember I fell out of my chair when I first saw a vampire run up to me in a cave. It creaped
me out and I'm still afraid to go inside GhostGate even when i'm lvl 48+. Oh someday...someday.
I mis my favorite flying creatures, levitation, the...worm egg things (
), Dumers..well their technology. I used to know all of the names till I got soaked in Oblivion. The one daderia (well lesser one) that I will never for get is
But ehh they are strong in Oblivion and you know when you are running from a SCAMP when you was a Morrowind player..that it's pretty sad.
Anyway guys, share your most addictive (that means only 1) game.
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For me it was Anarchy Online.
It was my first love for the MMO games, and I really got into it. Sure Singelplayer games get you hooked, but AO pushed me farther then ever before. I just HAD to get to max level. Seeing people higher lvl then me stressed me out. LOL
Addictive for me would be forgetting to eat and starting to feel faint, something AO did to me. I actually lost alot of wight plaything that game....came back quick tho!
BUT I fear that SPORE might get me hooked, but not addicted...., if its as good as it looks, and it holds up to what they are saying about it who knows?
Getting addicted to Singleplayer games...well I dont see it happening. I mean there is no pressure, no compitition. I think thats why so many people get hooked on MMOs.
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Lineage started my addiction but SWG became my crack the moment I started Beta. It was a steady downhill from there, or uphill, heh, guess it depends on how you look at it. I'm actually amazed I came out of that with any sort of social life left, or family, or friends and education.
Good learning experience though, as much as I still love MMO's, I'll never let one take over my life like that ever again, there's just way to many other important things to do in life then to make a game your central focus point.
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For me it was Guild Wars when I first got it...at first I spent all my time trying to go everywhere in the environment and help people in my guild, but then I decided to check out the PVP aspect....at that point it truely became a different beast. I would usually start playing around 6 PM and then I would begin to realize it was getting late/early when there were more European players on the North American server than North American. I would stay up til 2-4AM and get up for work at 7.
It was always about the next challenge for me or finding that group that clicked and went on huge runs. What build to use, so on and so forth...I need to get my computer built...I miss my games. Currently playing Morrowwind for the first time and finding my self only staying up until 12:30 or 1AM, but that is only because I am wiser now.
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Toss up between UO and Battlefield 1942/Desert Combat.
At least I spent the most time playing those games. Almost 6-8 years daily with UO and 2-3 years daily on BF1942 and DC.
Damn I could play that forever...
Since it wasn't specified that it needed to be an MMO, Half-Life. I got the game in early '99, played through single-player a handful of times, then accidentally stumbled into the multi-player option. After that, it was all TFC, CS betas, etc.. TFC was my first real online game aside from Rise of the Triad back in the mid-90s (over a 9600baud connection with a RL buddy), and it kept my attention for hours at a time. Really, to take it offline, I'd have to say the Fallout series, though. I'd stay up late at night to play Fallout 2, then wake up only hours after getting to bed to get to school, then sleep through my first period class. Of course, Fallout didn't hold my attention for over 2 years and keep me glued to the PC quite like HL. There really was nothing like sniping in TFC with that awesome laggy ass dot on my 56k, pre-netcode adjustments, that is. Who in the hell needs client-side prediction?
To specify an MMORPG, Final Fantasy XI. After a stint in the Planetside beta, then the disaster that was retail, I moved to FFXI with a few buddies and man what a game. I'd never seen anything like it, and haven't since. That game really did kick ass. Good times man, good times. To this day I still regret quitting FFXI shortly after WoW's release. I only hope some of the upcoming MMO releases won't disappoint like so many others in between.
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still play it, even more than rome.
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Everquest.
The original Evercrack. I played that game for 5 years, and played it waay too much and too often.
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