Alright so I’m a gamer too.
Currently I play World of Warcraft and a number of games, mostly on the Xbox 360 though a few still live on my overheating PC.
For the amusement value of it all, my gamer badge from Gamer DNA:
Notice how some of these results don’t match up. Particularly look at Thoughtful sections.
Maybe I’m a little too straightforward sometimes.
I do feel these miss out on cooperative options. Sure I like to shine bright but I’d like to shine with my friends backing me up.
Decades of Influence:
Obviously, we’re most easily influenced while we’re young and the influence lessens as we become older and more stubborn.
Bartle Test Of Gamer Psychology:
Personally ‘achieving’ and ‘killing’ are often the same thing, especially if done in a superior and/or offhand manner.
FPS Multiplayer Playstyle:
I have to say this is one of the most misleading ones. I find this to be mostly because people don’t work together very often in FPS games. They’re mostly individuals acting towards the same general goal. So I’ll roll out a support or medic role if I’m rolling out with some friends but if not, I’m going in myself because no one is going to work with me. Same sort of problem with a commander role. I’ve tossed out a few orders now and again and they even worked pretty well when people followed them, the problem is most people don’t follow them. They just might if you’re the MVP of the game… maybe.
RTS Multiplayer Playstyle:
I do enjoy my rushing. The most effective strategy is usually to crush your opponent with overwhelming numbers, after all.
That really pushes the rush and turtle approach according to how far in to a game you are.
Commanding other players is still quite hard in RTS games as it is taken more as advice most of the time, even with friends.
Not Your Grandma’s Music
Actually in these games I’m usually playing a supporting role. I’m usually playing Rythm or Bass (sorry for those RockBand fans as I still haven’t played it my options are Lead or Rythm/Bass according to song).
My Xbox Live Profile: