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@fable-Well then, I suppose age isn't really a major cause of our apparent suckage(?) in those type of games

Problem solving RPGs (like Myst only I haven't played it before). I usually get too frustrated those stupid puzzles to continue.

Flight sims: I echo Robnarks views.

Originally posted by Brink
@fable-Well then, I suppose age isn't really a major cause of our apparent suckage(?) in those type of games

Nope. I always prefer to take my time in any game, and examine everything I can just to enjoy all the detail. I manage pretty well, for instance, in Morrowind, because I got all of that curiosity out of my system early in gameplay, and now enjoy the simple pleasures of walloping the daylights out of an adversary.

The Sims: i get bored, then i get destructive
Doom/Quake: Its not that i suck, its that everyone else just plays WAY to much
Starcraft: i used to be really good at this a few years ago but i stopped playing and now i suck

Since you don't specify PC gome or console game, I sucked huge on "Mario" games. I just hate those Plumbers games (dunno why....) and the way it played that I hardly want to get a grip to familiarise the game play.

As for "The Sim" games, I got bored easily. Quoting from fable (it sounds like this IIRC) :"once you got hang of the equation the game got no challenge"

new genre of M&M (after the World of Xeen) : too complex quest, gameplay feels awkward than original one.

FPS shooter : not interested to it nowadays. Yet I play Doom2 like a God in the old days

Flight Sim games : The fall of Origin Systems break my heart, the last game I played is WC Phropecy & its expansion

Racing games or any tihng like it i.e GTA etc : why do I need game when I crank my machine in high speed almost everyday ?

Puzzle games : Not quite challenging and got less variation than RPG or RTS games