Make Use Of: Hmm… what to play? Something I probably shouldn’t be asking myself whilst beginning a new article – but if you’re not me, have just finished work and love your games maybe you’ll find yourself asking the same question.
Raptr is a solution aimed at Windows users designed to marry the many platforms on which we now waste our time into one tidy application. Also included is a tasty selection of completely free games you can download, right within the application itself.
Gaming and bragging are synonymous with each other. The favorite word of any competitive gamer, Noob, can now be found in the dictionary. The irresistible need to ‘Tea-Bag’ a fallen enemy, also represents a portion of the bragging that takes place in the gamers universe. Now, trophies and achievements make up the gamers bragging arsenal online.
True hardcore gamer has bigger skills than ego. Does not brag, need to compare or teabag.
True hardcore gamer owns people and knows it is circle of gaming. Some are fragged so others can frag.
True hardcore gamer, when playing, is always all out of gum.
This article is really about promoting a stat tracking web-site. It attempts to draw in new users by saying that, in essence: “You're not hardcore unless you stat-track here.”
Personally, I don't see labels like “hardcore” and “casual” as measures of skill but rather measures of time and how both types manage their own.
The “hardcore” will schedule their time around playing the game. “Casuals” will play the game when they have the time and the game is lower priority. I've seen “casual” players with very high levels of skill, and “hardcore” players that struggle to break into the middle of the pack. Both these labels, as far as I'm concerned, should stop being used. They are just unfounded, pointless labels the community uses to segregate it's player-base.
Rofl i don't need a website telling me that i'm not a hardcore gamer when i put my passion into it playing the game and enjoying them troughly until there is nothing left.
Hardcore to me means you play every type of game without hesitation. It means you play games for the love of it and not because its the popular thing to do. Also a hardcore gamer has at least has played and beaten more than 30 games in his/her lifetime.
Quan Wrote: This is some interesting information about the Raptr site and that means a lot of you gamers including myself will have to step up our game. The concept is to show off our skills on the site by showing off our skills and gaming experience which will eventually unlock exclusive site content. Raptr also states that with your skills we will also unlock retail products and game partners. Now in my opinion that almost sounds really tempting, but usually when it comes to these “Rewards” it usually is not that appetizing. I am about to check out my profile now since this new feature was launched today, but the funny thing is I never got an e-mail about it.
Neocrisis: Raptr, the leading social network for gamers, today announced the “Battlefield vs. Call of Duty Showdown” to determine which leading videogame franchise dominates the first-person shooter category.
Did anyone even win anything in the Summer of Raptr promotion. I haven't heard a single thing about that!
To determine which leading videogame franchise dominates the first-person shooter category? Explain dominate. If you're talking sales then Call of Duty wins. You can't argue with that.
Raptor is the best. add me- Arup02
Nope.
Ummmmmm....no.
It doesn't work for the ps3... O.o
Sounds kinda fishy.