Are you getting to old for Transformice? |
Lovekinzlove « Citoyen » 1395865560000
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not really and if i do i will give my account to family |
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Messeessem « Citoyen » 1395885180000
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Actually, I always feel I'm too old for TFM. ;( I shouldn't give personal information,so those who actually know how old I am...don't tell. It's all right to be too old. |
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nopee. |
Plague « Citoyen » 1395887220000
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no not really |
Veralidaine « Censeur » 1395891180000
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I used to think that I was too young for it when I first started actually because I assumed everyone else was in their 20s. Now it's the opposite, but not in that I feel too old. It's everyone else that's too young now. |
Susanlwu « Citoyen » 1395893340000
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I'm too young . . . |
Cloudandis « Citoyen » 1395894780000
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Transformice was originally intended for anyone ages 13 and up. But no matter how old I get, I don't think I'm too old for this game. I adore it, because it inspires me to draw more. And if I didn't draw, I would be on the brink of insanity. |
Maasaconda « Citoyen » 1395895140000
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>originally intended as per coppa and the ToS, it still is. Also there's no such thing as an age limit on games, so no, I'm not too old. |
Sequitur « Citoyen » 1395901020000
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Veralidaine a dit : This. I assume only very young people continue to come across this game. |
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Susanlwu a dit : ^This. TFM was attended for 13 and up, and here I am, not even 13 and playing this game. |
Cutetigress « Citoyen » 1439198940000
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Kayleekitti a dit : Same here :# |
Flamingicepa « Citoyen » 1439247420000
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It kinda depends. |
Amandasinx « Citoyen » 1439251740000
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yeah :< |
Minibluerose « Citoyen » 1439254860000
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yeah I feel a little old for this game at times then I think about all the people that ply other games that was probably aimed for a younger audience and got a big following from people from all kinds of ages. so in the end I don't think I am going to leave this game because of my age. |
Nekoava « Citoyen » 1439262600000
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Veralidaine a dit : This. |
Rosuuri « Censeur » 1439262780000
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I guessssss.... I only play it for Larenwa tho. Love that girl |
Hammyish « Censeur » 1439263020000
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i kinda feel too young for it instead of too old but i don't really play the actual game or even log into it anymore i just hang around the forums |
Toxifoo « Citoyen » 1439263740000
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I enjoy the this game a lot and it's really well made. Though being 18 years old now and when I find myself surrounded by the younger people who play this game. There's this odd feeling that comes over me that screams that I should have left long ago. I hear this said over and over that you're never to old for games. But there are just times where I feel like at this point in my life I should be moving on or playing different games at least. To be honest I'm surprised I'm still playing transformice. It might be that it's a simple and engaging game that works for moment, so I plan to stay. ^_^ Dernière modification le 1439264520000 |
Seeteegee « Citoyen » 1439305800000
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toxifoo a dit : xD I'm too old to play in regular rooms. I mostly just hang around map editor, or talk with friends, or farm, or play in spiritual. I don't think I'm too old just yet for those things, and I enjoy having an outlet for my creativity, as well as having some nice puzzles to solve. I also enjoy earning levels for some reason. I don't particularly enjoy the luck and ping-based racing in regular rooms. I don't like how most people in regular rooms chat. I don't like the general aura of toxic competitiveness in regular rooms. And I most certainly don't like paying Tig fraises for stupid accessories for an online mouse. But another thing I discovered that I don't like about the game is how much commitment you need to invest to be "good at it". It took me weeks of playing before I even learned how to walljump with cheese, and longer still to be decent in making maps. Tig doesn't help with mapmaking at all. Map editor is such a wreck and it's next to impossible to create a clean mech map using only map editor. These days, I need both MapPad and Notepad [and Viprin on one occasion] to feel confident enough to make/fix one of my maps. But that's not the worst part. One reason I enjoy farming EXP in tiny rooms is because I like unlocking and earning stuff. And the fact that there are stats and rankings is provoking my obsessive self to try and climb the ladder. However, I simply don't have the time anymore to keep playing this game at a level that will give me the skills I need to overcome my Philippine-based ping. I only ever get to play on weekends now, and even then I'm usually burdened with things like having to fix maps, or people wanting to farm something. During the few times that I do venture into regular rooms, I often find that the maps play way too slowly, and that people seem to enjoy standing around the map doing nothing. It makes me want to pull out my hair since I barely have enough time to play as it is, and these idiot kids are just wasting time like it doesn't matter. Of course, I don't have a right to tell them how to play, so I'm left bitterly sitting and contemplating about how to budget the rest of my time. I've been around here for a while, and whenever I look at my friends list, I usually find a full stack of friends. But underneath that top level, I need only scroll down to remind myself that there are some friends whom I haven't spoken with in 2 or 3, even as long as 4 years. And that's not even half of my friend list. It reminds me that I'm one of those people who are still clinging to this increasingly unsatisfying game whereas more sensible people have already moved on. It also reminds me of how much I miss people, which makes me feel even older. Back in 2010, people were satisfied upon unlocking the Quick Silver title and ended up just playing for fun with their friends. Then they could basically feel like drop the game for a few months to go on with their lives, and come back to play an old game that they liked. Instead they found that people are playing for 40,000 firsts now and trying to beat each other to the top of the rankings, that shamans had to build without the red anchor to be considered skilled, that their Rype-glitch map no longer works, that shamans can glide across the room and delete grounds that the mapmaker carefully placed to keep his mech stable. If he cared at all about playing the game, he would naturally attempt to catch up with the latest stuff going on, despite all the stuff he's already trying to deal with in life. And it takes time to get used to it again, and time to get his skills to the level where he can start winning again. But that's not the end of it. Events take turns trying to distract players into new goals that require massive amounts of time to complete, until the only way to unlock everything is to play the game for way too long. For me, and anyone who wants to spend time elsewhere, this game would take more time than is reasonable. In a toxic office environment, a boss who tries to keep you in for way too long would ruin your work-life balance and turn it into a work-work balance situation. It's not healthy and no one likes that. In this game, the developers add so much stuff that any sane person would realize that he would need to give up on some of the goals to maintain a game-life balance. People who want to keep updated on all the stuff going on would then be sucked into an equally unhealthy game-game balance. For someone as obsessive as I am, I realize that I should actually take control of my life and set it back on track. I need to restore a balance between this game and my life, which is why I need to move past this game. And any sensible person who should also realize that this game takes way too much time. And when that happens, it's not relevant whether you're too old for this game or not. Dernière modification le 1439309220000 |