Quote from: Michelle S. on June 28, 2013, 01:50:24 PM
I'll add you! Do you play Black Ops 2?
I mainly play Black Ops 2 if anyone wants to join me - xbl gt:sad squirrel eh

gamergirlbebop  is my tag

Sharkbait330 on live....chances are i have camped on someone in here with a shotgun lol.

Quote from: Tristan on June 28, 2013, 02:24:35 PM
I use a ps3 for blu ray movies does that count?

LOL Tristan <3

Proud gamer chick. RPGs and FPSs mostly, but i enjoy a diverse selection of games.

I let my Live lapse a while ago, I wasn't using it enough. Mostly because I play FPS, primarily Halo, but I'm bad at them. Which makes playing online less fun

Recently been getting into steam games, mostly RTS but I recently got Civ V. It's pretty good, but I haven't played older Civ games so I couldn't compare them.

Quote from: Jessica M on June 29, 2013, 05:38:00 AM
I let my Live lapse a while ago, I wasn't using it enough. Mostly because I play FPS, primarily Halo, but I'm bad at them. Which makes playing online less fun

Recently been getting into steam games, mostly RTS but I recently got Civ V. It's pretty good, but I haven't played older Civ games so I couldn't compare them.

I love civ 5 ^_^ It's a great game. I like creating just one mega city (instead of the sprawling empires I used to prefer) and owning everyone around me Wonderful fun.

I used to play Elder Scrolls. A lot. I played all day long and only got up for food and drinks (and obviously using the toilet).

Quote from: kyh on June 29, 2013, 06:30:21 AM
I love civ 5 ^_^ It's a great game. I like creating just one mega city (instead of the sprawling empires I used to prefer) and owning everyone around me Wonderful fun.

I actually love to bully those one city challenge empires. Just settle cities on either side of them and mass troops on the border to see how long it takes them to declare war on me. There are certainly parts of that game that make you feel a little like a maniac dictator haha

I used to play Skyrim way too much, ditto with Minecraft (I was on a server and spent my time on a megabuild of a baseball stadium)

I'm really into the Mass Effect series and my two roommates in my apartment are two guys who game way more often than me. I think next semester we will have in our apartment:

- NES
- SNES
- N64
- XBox 360
- WiiU

This isn't counting the Genesis and Dreamcast I have back home XD

but yeah, none of us play on Live so sorry about that. I always perfer single player experience and the multi player experiences I like are split screen with people in the room. It's all about personal connection you know?

Quote from: kariann330 on June 29, 2013, 03:31:14 AM
Sharkbait330 on live....chances are i have camped on someone in here with a shotgun lol.

Camping is fun

Quote from: kyh on June 29, 2013, 06:30:21 AM
I love civ 5 ^_^ It's a great game. I like creating just one mega city (instead of the sprawling empires I used to prefer) and owning everyone around me Wonderful fun.

I am a civ addict as well

Oh and I am mainly a pc gamer

I'm a gamer to some extent.  More than a casual gamer, but less than a hardcore one.  However, I'm not fond of X-box or Microsoft.  My linux fan girl rage won't allow me to support them,lol.  I prefer Playstation and older game consoles.  Playstation one and two are my favourites of all due to the fact that was the peek of RPG/adventure  gaming.  Nowadays things are too focused on FPS games.  Still, I do love my PS3.  I do want to try steam and more pc gaming, but Steam for linux doesn't have the largest library yet (and I'm too broke at the moment,lol).

oh also anyone who sends me friend requests over the xbox your gonna have to wait a few days for me to accept it till I get my xbox out of pawn. I needed gas money to go back and forth from work 

My wife and I are hardcore Sony fangirls.  We're big into our Japanese RPGs. So sad to hear Atlus filed for bankruptcy!

Quote from: learningtolive on June 29, 2013, 11:09:11 AM
I'm a gamer to some extent.  More than a casual gamer, but less than a hardcore one.  However, I'm not fond of X-box or Microsoft.  My linux fan girl rage won't allow me to support them,lol.  I prefer Playstation and older game consoles.  Playstation one and two are my favourites of all due to the fact that was the peek of RPG/adventure  gaming.  Nowadays things are too focused on FPS games.  Still, I do love my PS3.  I do want to try steam and more pc gaming, but Steam for linux doesn't have the largest library yet (and I'm too broke at the moment,lol).

yippeee a linux fan like me. I have found one

I love Zelda but get the feeling y'all are talking about online multi-player action. Never done that. I tried to get into MW3 and it just...doesn't do anything for me. I do love GTA though. Or at least I used too. And my favorite game of all time would of course be...Perfect Dark.

Quote from: kyh on June 29, 2013, 06:30:21 AM
I love civ 5 ^_^ It's a great game. I like creating just one mega city (instead of the sprawling empires I used to prefer) and owning everyone around me Wonderful fun.

Ooh, I used to play these games and def still could. I love building empires. Can you attack other empires in the CIV games? I think that adds an extra awesome component to them.

The most straight forward way to win is to attack the other empires and take their capitals, though I'm a fan of cultural victory myself. I don't really do much online play personally, some people take it all too seriously.

Quote from: Bookworm on June 29, 2013, 12:03:11 PM
yippeee a linux fan like me. I have found one

More than one, I have refused to allow any other OS on my computers since 1997.  Though nowadays I get away with implementing national government sized systems on Linux.

Rosie.

Quote from: Rosie on June 29, 2013, 01:27:29 PM
More than one, I have refused to allow any other OS on my computers since 1997.  Though nowadays I get away with implementing national government sized systems on Linux.

Rosie.

what distros do you run?

Ooooh dear!  That question.

I started on Slackware (boot floppy, root floppy), got fed up and moved to Redhat.  Got irritated by the package management system and moved to Suse.  Got bored and tried Redhat again which hadn't improved much so went to Debian.  Stable for production machines and testing for my own (with custom realtime kernel).

Got fed up with spending more time nursing the operating systems than getting things done so went to Ubuntu.  Developed a dislike for Gnome so went to Kubuntu studio.  Currently using Kubuntu studio for my main machine, Xubuntu for the netbook and RHEL for work machines (because it gives management types a warm and comfy feeling to be able to blame someone else).

<Takes off propeller hat, pours petrol on it and applies a lighted match>.

Rosie.