Mazra wrote:
Brisin wrote:
Or you could give other games a try. Like Dragon Age 2. =D
I've played both Dragon Age (1) and World of Warcraft at the same time. Sometimes I'll focus on a game for a couple of days (like happened with Mass Effect and Assassin's Creed), but often I manage to play both at the same time. Well, not the same time, but both games in the same day.
Problem with single player games is that I lose interest once I complete the game. Replay value is near zero because I remember most games, movies and books I've played, watched or read.
Dragon Age 2 might be able to entertain me for a week or so, though.
That`s what DLC are there for, I suppose. I got entertained by DA for 2 weeks, I would say, cause that's what took me to finish it. Then, few months later, it got some dlc and I got entertained a litlle more. Then, I bough a Xbox, had some fun with a few games, like fable, and mass effect and that one with Jack Black, and now it's gathering dust right beside my tv. Actually, the only reason I still use my tv it's because it's way bigger than my monitor and it has an USB port, so I see movies and stuff on it through the USB.
Anyways, you can also try new MMOs, like that Rift one. Several friends saying it's a really great MMO. Didn't tried it, but I'm thinking on giving it a try.
Problem wih MMOs, for me, is that they just dont deliver the same fun factor as WoW does, unfortunately. I mean, for example, I tried AoC, wich was a total failure. I tried the new FF, another big fail. I got a bit entertained with Warhammer Online, but the endgame there isn't really fun for me. I'm not a huge pvp fan, though I did like the pvp there more than wow pvp, and I suppose that's what keeping the game from dying, but the fun factor on it wasn't that much. Instead, I just reactivated my WoW account when Cataclysm came and I'm back to my addiction. bleh.