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Play games on the PC, where voice chat is usually opt-in.
by krakensden 17y ago
Play games on the PC, where voice chat is usually opt-in.
- dkersten 17y agoAnd where the younger players like to use cheats and hacks... Though personally, I'm still playing Modern Warfare 2 (since I never played the previous ones, the "flaws" that PC gamers are complaining about don't bother me) and even though I'#m told theres hacks and cheats out, I still seem to be holding up well enough, so I hope before it begins to bother me, I'll have got bored of the game. And yeah, seems few people on the PC even bother with voice chat.
- weaksauce 17y agoAnd that is why single player PC is more compelling to me. I could see left 4 dead being interesting to play with a few friends but us old guys don't have the time anymore. Sigh.
- dkersten 17y agoYeah.. I agree. I generally prefer single player games too. I mean, I like the idea of playing with other people - but those same other people also turn me off because I can't enjoy the game environment, gameplay and experience without someone else imposing what they feel it should be on me, even if thats not how I want to play. I play a few multiplayer games with friends sometimes and the experience is much better because we can agree how we want to play. Having said that, occasionally I do play multiplayer games with people and have a lot of fun doing it - counter strike a few years ago, rainbow 6 vegas 2 last year and modern warfare 2 this year.