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How Likely Are You To Continue Playing Video Games in The Future?

DivineHustle
in General & Miscellaneous Discussion

Your Future 54 members have voted

  1. 1. How likely are you to continue playing video games in the future?

    • 5. Certain to continue playing video games.
      50%
      27
    • 4. Very likely to continue playing video games.
      20%
      11
    • 3. Probably will continue to play video games.
      22%
      12
    • 2. Very unlikely to continue playing video games.
      5%
      3
    • 1. I will not be playing video games soon.
      0%
      0
    • I don't play video games, but I decided it would be a great idea to participate in the poll anyways.
      1%
      1

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  • DivineHustle
    DivineHustle

    Well fucking said. I still don't understand why a lot of people don't consider video games to be a form of replacement for other devices of entertainment, such as TV or radio. I'm a loser for playing

  • TheRealNoodle
    TheRealNoodle

    videogames is a part of my life... (thats actually pretty bad XD) so I will continue to play them when im older :)

  • Yard1
    Yard1

    It's a form of entertainment, just like movies or books. As I get older, I will surely continue to play games, however, I might not have as much time as I have now (or I could have more, who knows :)

I May Quit If I get My Dream Job!

 

I wouldnt quit even if I did become a Trooper (assuming your dream job is LE). I find games fun and entertains my imagination. It also helps blow off stress and steam from the real world, to shoot zombies with your friends in L4D2 or just shoot the breeze on Teamspeak while playing Americas Army. I dont think I will ever stop playing video games. Slow down the play due to children and wifey matters but other than that. Nope Nope Nope. 

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    I think I already have to stop it seeing how much I need to do and how little is done, but I just don't have the guts. I also suspect that once I start working full-time (for lawyers that means around the clock) I'll have no time for roleplaying and games might loose part of their charm for me. 

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    I will be very likely to continue for the foreseeable future. Real Life commitments in the future may end my 'career', however.

     

    Cheers.

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    True! But My Family Would Come first No matter what!

    I wouldnt quit even if I did become a Trooper (assuming your dream job is LE). I find games fun and entertains my imagination. It also helps blow off stress and steam from the real world, to shoot zombies with your friends in L4D2 or just shoot the breeze on Teamspeak while playing Americas Army. I dont think I will ever stop playing video games. Slow down the play due to children and wifey matters but other than that. Nope Nope Nope. 

     

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