Mizeur, on 26 June 2015 - 02:17 PM, said:
There are more gamers over 36 than under 35. BattleTech as a franchise has an older audience than most games. MW as a franchise has been around since the 90s. MWO probably has an older audience, especially given their pricing model.
Stop using a generational argument.
ETA: don't blame someone's generation on a hiring process making a bad decision. that's painting with a really broad brush.
It's a mindset, not JUST a generation, I know people my own age with the SAME mindset, they are the one's who instilled in the Millennials as they are the parents of them. My daughter is 25 and she doesn't have that mindset. Hell the kid and my son in law are buying a very nice house, both of them work their asses off and expect NOTHING but what they've actually earned and they hate the mindset as much as I do. I'm REALLY thankful my daughter found my son in law, every guy she dated before had that mindset too, probably would have disowned her had she developed it.
Soy, on 26 June 2015 - 02:18 PM, said:
They are better man.
This comment speaks volumes.
Btw, don't you think those millenials are tired of old nerds who wear a suit and work in a cubicle staring at spreadsheets all day telling them how they have it so easy, don't you think they also have an axe to grind with all these authoritative nerds in an escapist fantasy world tryin to still act patronizing? Hehe.
Also,
It's like saying Wilt was the best player ever in basketball... ************ was seven feet tall playin around a bunch of ****** midgets, wtf.
Younger kids have been gaming since they wore diapers, literally. In the 80s I was playing with GI Joes in the back yard, taking a swim, or riding my bike wtf.
Kids these days are better at video games as a whole compared to 80s console/arcade kids, this is a fact. It's just reality. It's like saying Henry Ford could design a car as well as Saleen or something, no ******* way.
Hair is almost to my waist, I don't even OWN a suit, and I don't sit in a cubical, nerd and geek I am, but also a martial artist and athlete who used to do SCA heavy combat every weekend until I got hurt on the job a few decades ago. If that hadn't have happened, I'd probably never have gotten into video games much, I had way too much fun beating the hell out of people every weekend, MUCH better stress relief than video games, but since I did get hurt, I'll take the stress relief I can get.
I tried to get my assistant to be motivated by offering her raises, better hours, better benefits, everything but yelling at her because MY boss did that once and she just broke down crying and ran out of the building, didn't see her for 2 days, her feelings were hurt...poor little thing. Almost fired her right then and there, but I figured she'd probably sue us for hurting her feelings, and our COO is a lawyer and he's REAL clear, no firing anyone if there's any chance they'll sue us, so she kept her job for a while longer.
It's the MINDSET, not the actual age, like I said, I know people my own age who have the mindset, the Millennial mindset, and it drives me nuts.
And it's not youth or being around games all your life Soy, my grandson has been playing XBox since he was old enough to hold a controller, he's 12, and I kick HIS ass all over the place in any game he wants to try me in, do the same to his dad who's played top comp levels in CoD on the XBox. I played top comp well enough to get paid, and that wasn't because I was pretty