@uninspiredcup: lol I did kinda like the first ac creed also because I was really in to the prince of persia games, but those games were actually challenging.

The second was not bad because of how they depicted certain monuments, but they lost me with all the variations on the second one , three was kinda weird, it started of nicely with that theatre but after that it went downhill fast.

Black flag had something, but yeah stale gameplay again.

Unity was so well done I didn't care much for gameplay but that was 2014, I tried odyssey once and got bored quickly, got bored with any far cry after the second as well.

Ubi is really everything what is wrong with gaming today, but back in 2013 they released spartacus, it was one of the best fighting games I ever played, by one of their smaller studios. I'm still baffled why they haven't made something similar again, I had a blast with that game.

yeah I can't seem to find a proper vr multiplayer game, apart from chess, and even that is hard to find. Dead and buried wasn't all too bad though, but since I need teleport otherwise I get sick, I don't think I have much options.

I could stomach lone echo though but not too long.

ah , I was a pretty good unreal player, the first one and ut 99, not that 2003/2004 crap. Quake 2/3 was a bit too fast for me if I recall correctly.

Never was really good in starcraft, always got carried away in building and then got swarmed, I'm not bad at the first dawn of war though.

I think I'd like overwatch, I kinda liked paladins and I heard its just an overwatch clone.

you would be surprised how fast you need to be to to be a good fps player, I was a pretty good unreal player in my younger days, and even in call of duty I sometimes dominated games, I can't see myself doing that anymore, even with my best intentions.

It feels like I'm about to have a seizure when I play an fps game for longer than a couple of hours nowadays.

cities skyline, my brother plays that a lot, I never was into sim games though, I need some action and competition.

You would be surprised how many laid back multiplayer games there are , world of warships for instance or magic. A lot of these games are also fun because you can be busy with a lot of management , like with warships tweaking your ships, or just grinding for ships.

yeah i kinda gave up on monster hunster since the people that play it are xbox friends and I still have a base xboxone, and that version just ain't very good, it's a blurfest actually.

fifa is a great game, and the ultimate team mode is highly addictive. The reason I got into it is because they remade all old players, like pele, raul, maradona, figo, zidane, too much to say , they have about a 100 of these players, and they really are animated like they used to play.

of course different versions of fifa do cater certain playstyles better, but if you were a fan of a certain player in thepast, you'll a have blast playing with them, especially when you can use their strengths to your advantage.

the learning curve for ultimate team is not easy though, not as much in playing, I can teach you that in no time to be somewhat competetive, but setting up your team and finding what works best for you is a very steep learning curve.

Still there are numerous divisions so you get matched up with people of your own level, and you can also grind your way to your ultimate team with single player games, but fut champions is a league where everyone meets each other, and that also gives the highest rewards, and by that also more options to better your team, or just make a more fun team, it's not all about winning, sometimes it's just about style.

which games?

@BassMan: lol your kd ratio, you're pretty good.

yeah battlefield is defenitely more tactical than other shooters, and not as frantic as call of duty for instance.

I suppose nhl is like we have fifa in europe, do you play the ultimate team thing