What is important to you in games?

Definitely drive, well, I love shooters. The graph also matters, so that the enemies are better seen. And Mouzon is a downhole thread for adrenaline. Gee-gee. : encore:

1. ATMOSPHERE - the most ephemeral and difficult to execute, because we are talking about the feelings evoked in the player, vague associations, snatches of impressions from previous games and ordinary life. There is almost NEVER a clear-cut atmosphere in a game.

2. GAMEPLAY is a harder substance, unfortunately it is not invented independently, but almost always "licked" by others.

3. Plot - it either plays a major role, or is not required at all.

4. GRAPHICS - everything is clear here.

5. SOUND - here too.

6. MUSIC - just like the plot, it should not interfere, therefore it is not required in many games (Splinter Cell, SWAT 4, etc.)

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I mean, it's not a problem to start, but what about "sticky mouse buttons in systems like Windows NT"? Ptamusha I'm tired of shooting with a delay ... Harasho at least prashol her still on ME ..: twisted:

And for me, Shizika and gameplay and graphics are important

Plot, plot and plot again ... In role-playing games. Yes, and in 3D action games would not hurt ...

It is extremely important for me that the game presents a world (a part of the world, a corner, a piece, an island, no matter what), in which you can live, wander, and that this world itself also lives, by itself ...

For example, I must admit that I was somewhat disappointed with Gothic. The world lives there relatively ... If only the wolves roamed the forest ate, slept, the same about the orcs ... So that you could sit down somewhere and watch the life of the orc camp ... And they stand stupidly, how else in the first quake was, and they wait until you come and bang them all ... boring ... The only city of Khorinis and the castle in Minentel are really made, there people sleep and work and train ...

Hmm ...

And as for the graphics ... the main thing is to look pleasant, and the rest is not so important ...

It is also important that the game has a non-linear plot.

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The main thing is that the game is interesting and fascinating, and the rest is settled !!! : mrgreen:

It is also important that the game has a non-linear plot.

It depends on what games ... sometimes you don't know what to do with a straightforward one ....:?

It depends on what games ... sometimes you don't know what to do with straightforward games .... Did you mean non-straightforward games?

All games have only one plot: The good beat the bad. It's the same everywhere: roll :: stupid:

The plot is the basis of all games, maybe, except for Action-shooters, there is one thing - you or you.

For each his own, I do not argue, but for me:

1.Plot

2.Atmosphere

3.Graphics

4.Sound

In addition, not everyone can afford games with high requirements, so it becomes more important not the graphics, but just the plot, or so that the game is just interesting, and I think this depends not only on the graphics ...

1. The plot

2. Gameplay

3. Graphics

4. Music

5. Sound

In addition, not everyone can afford games with high requirements, so it becomes more important not the graphics, but just the plot, or so that the game is just interesting, and I think this depends not only on the graphics ...

This is a good game IGI-2, but it is not possible to play any control there.

Here in KONTRA, what is needed in ... atstoy. Although…

1. Textures

2. Simulation

3. And so that it was for the PC

"3. And so that it was for the PC"

Well, you give Fedya.

"3. And so that it was for the PC"

Well, you give Fedya.

Pay no attention. Fedya is joking like that.

In general, a computer game, by definition, can only be on a computer. Games on consoles - video games.

1. Textures

2. Simulation

3. And so that it was for the PC

Yes, Fedka. There is no such thing on Ps2 :)

In general, a computer game, by definition, can only be on a computer. Games on consoles - video games.

But what about the ports? Do they fall under the definition of computer games?

In general, a computer game, by definition, can only be on a computer. Games on consoles - video games.

But what about the ports? Do they fall under the definition of computer games?

IMHO the port from the console to the PC can be called a computer game, and the port from the PC to the console can be called a video game.