Does your competetiveness fade with age?

Garldeen

Have never understood those people who take games too seriously. Then again, have never understood the mentality of people who get angry when their favourite sports team lose. it's just a bit of fun. If the fun stops then it is time to move on to something else.

I have more fun when I (very occasionally) play Call of Duty and get ratios such as 2 kills and 20 deaths than those people who get super angry because they have missed out on the top spot. The kill replays are often great fun to watch (shows the kill from the other player's point of view). It is often me trying, for the 10th time, to get through a door. For a man who drives a car, I seem to have a worrying lack of coordination. Good job I live in the middle of nowhere in the south of England, I guess

Tholian1

The older I get, the more I just like to explore and enjoy the world the Devs have created. Don't care about leaderboard rankings or PvP. Gaming is my chill time and that's how I play.

Lysette

wonkydog wrote: »

Have never understood those people who take games too seriously. Then again, have never understood the mentality of people who get angry when their favourite sports team lose. it's just a bit of fun. If the fun stops then it is time to move on to something else.

I have more fun when I (very occasionally) play Call of Duty and get ratios such as 2 kills and 20 deaths than those people who get super angry because they have missed out on the top spot. The kill replays are often great fun to watch (shows the kill from the other player's point of view). It is often me trying, for the 10th time, to get through a door. For a man who drives a car, I seem to have a worrying lack of coordination. Good job I live in the middle of nowhere in the south of England, I guess

Sounds like Wiltshire county and the Salisbury plains - I remember them well, the most hilly plains I have ever seen