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"There is little difference in people, but that little difference makes a big difference. The little difference is attitude. The big difference is whether it is positive or negative." --W. Clement Stone
What do people think of non-online games? In the past I have played some games from a CD where I could spend a moderate amount of time over a few weeks or months with breaks of a few days if I wished without feeling obliged to spend hours per day to complete the game. It's only when I started playing an online game I had problems because of one, the way they made it so that the tasks were never-ending like a soap-opera story so you never got to finish, and two, because they gave awards for logging in every day. Also, the game involved joining groups and developing friendships and a sense of loyalty to your group, and knowing how hard it would be for the group to progress when an active player like yourself drops out.
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"There is little difference in people, but that little difference makes a big difference. The little difference is attitude. The big difference is whether it is positive or negative." --W. Clement Stone
What do people think of non-online games? In the past I have played some games from a CD where I could spend a moderate amount of time over a few weeks or months with breaks of a few days if I wished without feeling obliged to spend hours per day to complete the game. It's only when I started playing an online game I had problems because of one, the way they made it so that the tasks were never-ending like a soap-opera story so you never got to finish, and two, because they gave awards for logging in every day. Also, the game involved joining groups and developing friendships and a sense of loyalty to your group, and knowing how hard it would be for the group to progress when an active player like yourself drops out.
BrainDrained
Generally the MMO's are the most addictive for the reasons you state. Some people have problems with any kind of game on or offline
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the mobile game in really addictive. I advise you not to play them