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jwmw9207 · 12-07-2008, 02:18 PM

realism is the key to me buying games. i hate unrealistic easy games. I never start playing a game on an easy level. NCAA football i started on all american and after one season in dynasty i moved to heisman.... yea i lost but o well.... I think the problem now adays with gamers is they put too much emphisis on winning all the time. Its ok to loose because i promise you will learn more about the sport and what plays work and what doesn't through a lose then a win. simple unrealistic games have ruined this generation of gamers. These gamers are spoiled sports and will ruin the experience for everyone in the future. the sooner people learn to loose with dignity the sooner everyone will have fun.

12-07-2008, 02:18 PM	#11
jwmw9207 Rookie OVR: 10 Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Central illinois Blog Entries: 8	realism is the key to me buying games. i hate unrealistic easy games. I never start playing a game on an easy level. NCAA football i started on all american and after one season in dynasty i moved to heisman.... yea i lost but o well.... I think the problem now adays with gamers is they put too much emphisis on winning all the time. Its ok to loose because i promise you will learn more about the sport and what plays work and what doesn't through a lose then a win. simple unrealistic games have ruined this generation of gamers. These gamers are spoiled sports and will ruin the experience for everyone in the future. the sooner people learn to loose with dignity the sooner everyone will have fun.