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Originally Posted by Lady Lozza
Grim, I actually disagree with you.
I'm "old", I game for fun. The people I see getting uptight about not "winning" are mostly the "young" people. I had a classic case just the other day going into a normal mode mission, my first pug in a little while. The team leader was a college student, bossy like crazy, and using the line:
"omgz we're never going to win the mission with a build like that"
to just about everyone who pinged their build.
Everyone I've met over the age of 25 is generally relaxed and nice to play with. There are some very notable exceptions. Any "baggage" brought in with us is "baggage" from our real lives and we talk to friends and guildies in our non-play time about it because talking happens to be theraputic.
Your statement is akin to saying only those who remembered and played the very first nintendo console have a right to play the Wii.
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Okay, I may have worded my post wrongly and give the impression "all" older people have the "baggages". My post was not intended to insult "older" folks (because Im one in the bracket).
The point is, games and playing are really geared for young people, to teach them something, as nature use play to teach young animal litters for survival skill. I know it's stretching it too far in relation to GW, but play is actually tool to teach the young. In fact, it is the nature of why playing is important.
It was in this vantage point I look on games and play. If there is to be any gaming and playing, the young people have the most right to it. It's like High School Baseball team and Major League, where the game is viewed in many and different level.
My take.