Gamer impostor syndrome

[Heatman]

19 minutes ago, Family sedan said:

Plus GT3 was describing the 1980's.  Some say the modern era of the automobile began in 1960.  So by that estimation a '60 Chevy Bel Air is a modern car and not a classic.

Seriously - there is always a very big difference between a classic car and a modern car. They are not in any way similar.

[killamch89]

On 8/31/2021 at 9:35 PM, Family sedan said:

I would never consider myself a gaming impostor, even though the final games I've experienced are PS3 games.  I'm in the category of old school/ classic gamer.

Every gamer falls into a unique category and not every gamer wants to play a lot of games whether old or new. Some people just like specific games and are attached to them because of the game's universe and how it works appeals to them. 

[Family sedan]

Right, I mean I play Tony Hawk games to see hairstyles and architecture and hear cool music, I don't play it for the skateboarding per se.  So we can each have our own reasons for gaming.

[Heatman]

4 hours ago, killamch89 said:

Every gamer falls into a unique category and not every gamer wants to play a lot of games whether old or new. Some people just like specific games and are attached to them because of the game's universe and how it works appeals to them. 

Exactly - For the fact that there tons of video games flooding in here and there now, it's almost impossible to get into playing all of them. 

[Heatman]

1 hour ago, Family sedan said:

Right, I mean I play Tony Hawk games to see hairstyles and architecture and hear cool music, I don't play it for the skateboarding per se.  So we can each have our own reasons for gaming.

Yeah - I strongly believe that there is always a good reason and a sense of justification attached to any games one plays.