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https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/668861
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https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/668861
Are there any old farts out there?...Or am I the only one.
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Rhylanna✭✭Lots of us! Well, not me of course...I mean I'm just err...well seasoned? Give me a holler in game sometime, would love to group with you!Fatewalkers NA server, primarily Daggerfall Covenant, 30+ (mature, working folks with kids, dogs, etc!), casual, PVE oriented, small but growing!
Antique Ordinatus Populus NA server, technically with Aldmeri Dominion but have members in all alliances, 40+ (even ++++!), mature, casual (fun people who sometimes forget what they're doing...or maybe that's just me
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Evekial✭✭38 here, and just started Warriors of Mayhem, casual trading guild if anyone wants in let me know. Oh and when I say casual I mean casual as in no screaming tantrums if your not a set build etc, I play for fun here.1 -
Censorious✭✭✭✭My god, this game is FULL of kids! They think 50 is old.'Clever' sigs get old real fast - just like this one.8 -
Tuchaka✭✭41 ya i tend to avoid zone channel ......sometimes its good .....sometimes its a posturing contest. Nice thing about MMO's is we get to decide what type of community we actually wanna be a part of. If i only wanna associate with my guild its my choice.3 -
Maestro_Sartori✭✭✭haploeb14_ESO wrote: »59 here. You are not alone. Been playing video games for what seems like for ever, LOL
Damn got me beat, 56 here:) Maybe we should make an Old Farts Guild....
Edited by Maestro_Sartori on April 12, 2014 1:51PM2 -
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✭✭✭✭✭I'll be 64 shortly. Attracted to computer gaming by Melbourne House's the Hobbit in 1983 and been gaming ever since, playing MMOs since the EQ Beta in '98. Loving this game.Edited by Tandor on April 12, 2014 1:54PM7 -
I'm 40 and I've been gaming since i was a young hormonal teenager so I don't see myself stopping anytime soon - I WILL be that 75 yr old lady Boss
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FrauPerchta✭✭✭I hit 60 in a few months. MMOs are my weakness. Got hooked during beta testing of Ultima Online and have played every one of them since.4
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ExotypeGhost✭✭George Burns once said "You can't help getting older, but you don't have to get old." It's great to see more of the older people who are playing ESO. By the way, 42 and enjoying the game.
Synnixra VR16 Nightblade EP"Strike swiftly, strike silently, for the shadows are my domain."10 -
Voasa76Soul ShrivenI am 106 years old and still playing MMORPG's <--- this i will write in 69 years from now
GAMING doesn't have an age! 8 -
Svann✭✭✭56 here. Been playing mmo's since UO release, and played the EQ beta. Before that my first game was Hack and Wizardry I after that.
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Eris✭✭✭✭Maestro_Sartori wrote: »haploeb14_ESO wrote: »59 here. You are not alone. Been playing video games for what seems like for ever, LOL
Damn got me beat, 56 here:) Maybe we should make an Old Farts Guild....
I know in LOTRO there was a Kinship called the Old Timers Guild. They were actually a pretty cool group of people, not nearly as much drama as most.
For the record, I feel young here, I'm only 47. My first computer game was Adventureland on the Apple II. My first online computer game was Gemstone on the GEnie network. The first traditional MMO was Ultima Online though I only really played it during the beta because my company was involved with the support, at the time I ran a MajorBBS/Worldgroup BBS so I was more into MajorMUD and Tradewars. Perhaps some of these old games bring back memories. Side effects of reading messages on forums can cause nausea, head aches, spontaneous fits of rage, urination due to intense laughter, and sometimes the death of your monitor or other object in throwing range. If you find that you are reading forums more than 24 hours a day, please consult your nearest temporal physicist.4 -
Morana✭✭✭Just turned 41 last week. Sometimes I feel I'm getting too old for this and dealing with the immaturity, but I still love to play. 3 -
Rosamond✭✭Lol, I think I have seniority here. 70 at the end of April, but this is all my son's fault! He got me started in EQ2, then my grandson came along, now there's a grand daughter......and the list goes on! Gaming is a great way to stay young and be part of my grandchildren's lives. My grandson gave me the best compliment ever yesterday when he said, you know Grandma, OTHER people ask me to do favors like wash the dishes and take out the garbage. Only YOU ask me to help find treasure in Stros M'kai.38
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✭Maestro_Sartori wrote: »haploeb14_ESO wrote: »59 here. You are not alone. Been playing video games for what seems like for ever, LOL
Damn got me beat, 56 here:) Maybe we should make an Old Farts Guild....
I know in LOTRO there was a Kinship called the Old Timers Guild. They were actually a pretty cool group of people, not nearly as much drama as most.
For the record, I feel young here, I'm only 47. My first computer game was Adventureland on the Apple II. My first online computer game was Gemstone on the GEnie network. The first traditional MMO was Ultima Online though I only really played it during the beta because my company was involved with the support, at the time I ran a MajorBBS/Worldgroup BBS so I was more into MajorMUD and Tradewars. Perhaps some of these old games bring back memories.
omg loved tradewars on the local bbs...wow bbs...my how the internet super highway has changed.2 -
Vikova✭✭✭✭✭There are some multi-game guilds designed for "seasoned" players that don't want to deal with teenage shenanigans. Sounds like several people here would enjoy it.3 -
45 here and only feel old when I read the zone chat so that gets turned off. Have found it gets harder to find groups as the years go by as less and less RL friends play these things and as I can hear screaming teenagers at home I don't need that in a game too!
Have played MMOs since UO T2a and if they put that game in a modern graphics engine I'd drop everything and go right back. It was the perfect MMO I think. I first played it on a Celeron 333mhz with 32mb of RAM, a whopping 16mb voodoo card and not forgetting the 56K modem.4 -
MaxBat✭✭✭49 and soon to be 50."Funny that magic doesn't work when a mace caves in your skull."
Playing on a PC, NA Server, since that very first day ...1 -
lecarcajou_ESO✭✭✭✭49 here, too! Oh, but this is refreshing. And there I thought I had some sort of Peter Pan issue cuz I'm playing this... well, I still might but at least I'm not the only oneEdited by lecarcajou_ESO on April 12, 2014 5:10PM"Morally Decentralized."3 -
Nicolyne✭✭My dad is 50 and we have been playing games since I was a little girl and I am 24 now. I grew up playing Asheron's call, EQ, WoW, LOTRO and DnD with dice haha. My dad is awesome!8 -
rrood41828✭✭✭67 here with eight grandkids and three great grands. Two of my daughters, 41 and 27 are in the game, along with a 13 year old grandson. Have I been playing long? Think Pong! Reflexes are a little off, though.
"You don't quit playing because you get old; you get old because you quit playing" 11
