Do you still play role playing games?
By arvintot
@arvintot (401)
Philippines
April 14, 2011 6:50am CST
I started to play role playing games when I was still a high school student. I still remember what was that game it was an online game, it was RAGNAROK Online I got addicted to it that every time our classes where over I will go to the nearest computer shop to play. It was fun I played it for a year and stopped because it needed a large amount of money to play it continuously. Then R.O.S.E Online was came in the Philippines and I played it. I played it for 2 or 3 years, because I like its graphics.
I really love to play role playing games, because when I play on it makes me think all is possible. I can shoot monsters, gather different card, use different gears. But now that I'm working its hard to do that anymore. I couldn't play anymore, I really missed it and I hope to play once again.
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3 responses
@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
15 Apr 11
i also played rose online philippines but unfortunately, gravity left it to die. This game has really the potential to be a really good game.
I also played ragnarok online way way back before 1992 and played it for more than 10 years then another 2-3 years on and off.
I am trying my luck to go look for good games but can't seem to find games that i like.
@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
15 Apr 11
well from the looks of it, they only cater to one genre for example they only cater to hardcore gamers or casual gamers. I have seen a few that caters to both but the updates are too long to come.
@chiwasaki (4694)
• Philippines
25 Dec 12
I was previously playing Ragnarok and Rose online. But one day I got tired of playing these games. Probably because it cost me a lot of money. I am into watching anime and television series now instead of these games.
@ratyz5 (7808)
• Philippines
16 Apr 11
I use to play RPGs myself. Together with my brother too when we still had a laptop. We would go on missions, help each other and those who are asking for help. My brother got into it too much and also got to spend a lot of money.
We also got to try other games and I found myself having more inclination to Rhythm and Music games than on actions adventure types. I like the way that I can just play it again and again whenever I want, unlike those adventure types that I need to level up, have a particular stat and so on, just to suffice requirements or accomplish missions.
These days, I don't get to play that much. Work takes a lot of time away from those leisure activities that we enjoyed when we were still going through school.
Then again, if you can look at it, we have been in an RPG all along. We earn money, we gain experience, we progress as we work hard and we reward ourselves every now and then. Of course, we can't simply start over like games can. (^_^")
