Types of Gamers
Video games have become one of the largest forms of entertainment within the last decade or two. People of all ages play these games to get out of the boring reality of things and experience the thrill of fantasy, combat, or adventure. But what kind of games gives you the experience you want? Some may want to control one person, a great being on a quest to restore his or her torn land, wielding great powers and becoming enveloped in a great story. Others may want to control a million persons, on a great battlefield, seizing land and bringing about destruction to all who come across his army. Or you may want to recreate your favorite sports team, leading them into the history books as the greatest team to ever step foot onto the field or court. Let us take a look at the different types of game genres that encompass the majority of games today and see what one you might wish to partake in.
First is the role player. This gamer enjoys going upon epic quests that usually involve saving a person, place, or object. He or she creates their character, customizes them in every which way possible, making them look as much or as little like themselves, and sets them off into a story based land filled with monsters unheard of, great kingdoms under peril, and much traveling around. Their character becomes more powerful as the game continues, until finally they come across the great being that has brought about such misery for the character. Defeating the final "boss," as many call it, the game ends with the player feeling satisfied that he has saved the world from utter peril. Games like this lately have begun exploring the internet, where not just one player, but thousands, can join up and fight each other or the lands creatures. Examples of these games include the Final Fantasy series and Everquest.
Second is the action gamer. This person enjoys games that have him or her controlling a single person, usually in the first person view, and having them also
First is the role player. This gamer enjoys going upon epic quests that usually involve saving a person, place, or object. He or she creates their character, customizes them in every which way possible, making them look as much or as little like themselves, and sets them off into a story based land filled with monsters unheard of, great kingdoms under peril, and much traveling around. Their character becomes more powerful as the game continues, until finally they come across the great being that has brought about such misery for the character. Defeating the final "boss," as many call it, the game ends with the player feeling satisfied that he has saved the world from utter peril. Games like this lately have begun exploring the internet, where not just one player, but thousands, can join up and fight each other or the lands creatures. Examples of these games include the Final Fantasy series and Everquest.
Second is the action gamer. This person enjoys games that have him or her controlling a single person, usually in the first person view, and having them also