Quite the opposite, actually. I don't really know rtcvb32 and what's going on between the two of you in other threads, but in this thread your comment put a spotlight on your beef. To everyone who doesn't know your story, it seems quite uncalled for, as rtcvb32's comment was on topic, not the slightest bit aggressive and not even in disagreement with you. If you're convinced that rtcvb32 is just a troll, just stop the feeding, please!

Point taken. Okay.

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Same here. My reaction time is very bad in fast-paced FPS games, there's simply too much going on in the screen for me. I seem to never get good at them. I do much better in slow-paced FPS games like Operations Flashpoint of Rainbow Six, where there's less distracting things on the screen.

Yeah, I got it! I changed my reply to you. Calm down! I see the error of my ways! XD

That reminds of something someone once told me after I disclosed to him that I only got bored playing Dark Souls:
' you need to watch X's videos where he explains the game, if you understand the game you will enjoy it'.

What is there to explain if you think the game is tedious or boring ?! As if understanding "the mystery of the game", that are just guesses anyway, will somehow transform the gameplay into something meaningful (to you).

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I despise "bullet hell" games.
I only like a few shoot 'em up but they don't throw at you a bajillion of orbs of bright colors that hurt my eyes. I just can't keep track of them and usually, you have to move around them with a very specific series of inputs. I just don't have the mindset for that kind of game.

But I remember one of the bosses (can't remember the game) shot bullets and missiles behind him even though I couldn't go there without getting killed and that I could only shoot straight made me chuckle :)

What like Commando or Gradius?

I'm going back a little but that's what came to mind when I read your post.

More like Ikaruga. Never played Commando and played the first two Gradius, there are pretty fun.

I have not played FPS multiplayer since way, waaay back in the days of internet cafes, playing Battlefield 1942 and MOH Breathrough. I was always the guy with a lot of kills and an insane number of deaths :D Then again the way we were playing it would probably make any serious FPS multi player of today have a seisure. No tactics, no teamwork, just free for all mayhem and goofing around. Good times :D

I enjoyed Blackguards a lot, but the luck factor was terribly frustrating at times. It's a thing that can work great in a tabletop RPG, but should not be kept as a significant factor in single player video game. Eventually I gave up and for the last two fights I lowered the difficulty. I felt kinda bad about it, but I tried the second-to-last fight like twenty times to get it right, and when I was finally close to winning... the game froze on me. After that I just didn't have the patience, and just wante to finish it :D Not to mention, the final fight is impossible on anything but easy, unless your character has ranged attack.

Any and all games that employ team tactics and platformers. dont have the patience for it

Console games, in general.

I left console gaming with the PSX, that was basically my last console. Since then, the consoles have seen FPS, third person shooters and the like with controls that to me only make sense with a mouse. This stick-as-mouse nonsense has never clicked with me. When I play on the PS3 at a friend's house, I suck major balls at everything.

Also QTEs, but that's more of an instinctive suck. :)