How much do you "isolate" your gaming experience from outside factors?
Do you watch trailers, read reviews, participate in discussion, look like wikis, find the best strategies etc
How much do you "isolate" your gaming experience from outside factors?
Levi Nelson
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Cameron Moore
Depends on the game. For the most part I ignore anything before the actual release. One of the most surefire ways for me to dislike a game is to let myself get hyped for it, because it's never ever as good as they have us believe before it comes out.
Logan Edwards
I only look at guides and wikis after finishing the game once. On my second run there is nothing off limits to what I'm looking up to get everything.
Henry Nguyen
I'll watch a few trailers, previews, reviews. I never watch those "first 20 minutes of" videos because I think it's dumb spoiling yourself. Never look at wikis unless there is something specific I'm struggling with down the line. In general, if I've set my mind on playing something, I try to go in as fresh as possible without seeing too much of it beforehand. For example I won't look at any more Death Stranding or Cyberpunk content between now and release, I've already decided I'm going to play them.
Michael Green
For me it's the opposite really, I watch trailers, discuss on forums, read wikis and shitpost like a madman but I barely play anything anymore. Help.
Mason Allen
People who read the wiki before they finish the game should be shot.
Wyatt Murphy
In name of all Argentines, I say sorry for MrGrafo.
Isaac Collins
*SrGrafo.
Austin Green
SrGafo is a whoring fuck who makes unfunny and unisightful "comics"
Bentley Green
I want to be as efficient as possible since spending dozens of hours in a game only to realize you missed something important sucks.