Quote Originally Posted by Nektulos-Tuor View Post
Showing your experience in playing and knowing video games is discouraging. I see.

My Opinions are facts to me I mean they are "my" opinions, less you find zerging a boss fun. Seems to be the trend these days.

Maybe i'm wrong, maybe Zerging is really fun, and that is why its popular.
And there you are with the inflammatory speech. Please understand that I'm being respectful to you and if there's misinterpretation here, I apologize.

You're showing levels of playing that could be considered unhealthy, actually. Again, playing games obsessively, which could be the impression shown by your hours, may not be an indicator that you are the type of person the developers should appeal to, but rather of the habitual levels of the game that fall outside the target audience, so please, keep that in mind.

Playing games 'a whole lot' also does not make you an expert in game design. A person who play games a little, and still feels accomplished and entertained can be even more knowledgeable than someone who spends the great majority of their life on games. You toting around your playtime on games actually seems to display a lack of understanding of this concept. As does your "Opinions are facts to me." debate. Please note, this is an impression, not saying that this is a fact. I'm cautioning you about what you are expressing in hopes of directing the conversation along a more constructive path.

You have to understand that games are not designed around the individual consumer, but around a set target audience. It is up to you to come to the understanding of whether or not you fit within this target for each individual game, provide respectful feedback. based on your impressions, and then, if not met, seek different sources of entertainment.

I would also contest that any of the content outside of content that is overpopulated, out-leveled or out-geared could ever be zerged - that any piece of. In this case I think you are mistaking zerging with a fight that has been reduced to an understandable routine.