Some people play them on the gameboy and some people that had no chance to buy an actual Gameboy play on emulators.
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What (other) games are you playing?
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beta379
Pokémon Ranger
Not to be a kill joy but......isn't that illegal?
UzumakiAdam
Pokémon Ranger
well, they aren't selling it anymore so what else is there?
It is illegal, but then again so is the music on your iPod.
beta379
Pokémon Ranger
What???
He's saying that downloading music is illegal (Unless paid for through verified websites) and so are emulators.
But then again, most old games aren't even produced anymore and emulators are the only way of playing these without having to search every online/physical store.
beta379
Pokémon Ranger
Well......yeah....
beta379
Pokémon Ranger
League of legends? Really? I just don't get that game........
It's a terrible game with a terrible community, I would not recommend playing that game.
Corprus
Bug Catcher
I'm not sure I'd go so far as to call the game terrible (there's gotta be something to it for so many people to enjoy playing it), but the community certainly is. They're the main reason why I could never get into that game. I also don't quite get the appeal of multiplayer-only games in general, though. That's why I don't play a lot of FPS games, despite liking the genre quite a bit. Now that S.T.A.L.K.E.R. is dead and buried, it might be years until next time...
there's a reason why it's currently the biggest E-sports game in the world right now, already passing starcraft. I can agree that the community is terrible though, but I've learned to deal with it as i feel the game is worth it.
To be honest, the gameplay isn't bad but not great either.
The main reason for it being so big is because it is ''Free to play'' and for a F2P it is a pretty decent game.
(Taken into perspective of a new new MOBA player.)
I dislike the learning curve of that game, whereas the community plays a big role in it, too.
You're new to the game, you join a random solo Queue and you choose a random champion.
People in chat are calling their lanes, you say you're new and they (Usually) leave, start saying crap or calling their loss.
You go in-game, you look at the store, buy something random that you deem fitting, and then start to explore the area a little. You get hang of the movement controls and see your spells with its bindings.
You choose a spell, after reading what it does, ofcourse, and start walking onto some random lane.
They tell you to go elsewhere and so you go to another lane.
As the game starts, you're finally there just following the other champion on that lane. (Newbies usually get placed with another champion) the minions spawn and you start attacking them giving the enemy a chance to hit you.
You either keep hacking on the minions or go after the enemy champion and create an oppertunity to ''feed'' and so they kill you.
They call you feeder and all hell breaks loose.
The game progresses with you still uncertain of the controls and still a bit ''unclear'' of what is happening with these people in chat calling you a noob. You lose the game and still very unsure of how to play the game and logout and never play again.
Or you continue playing some more and just ignore the haters but usually the first one is what happens.
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