Why do you play a game?

The other day i found myself playing Square Enix's Nier. While the game play leaves much to be desired i found myself unable to put it down. After beating the end boss and continuing to read the additional content i found what it was, the stunning score, the beautiful scenery, and most important the enthralling story.

After this i took a look at the rest of my gaming collection and while i do stock some low brow point and click shooters (which as i grow older find unbearable), I found that the rest were similar to nier in at least a few fashions, the vast epic story, the scenery, a few only brought and excellent score to the table.

So I ask what draws you into a game? Do you need the high octane fueled thrill ride, the ability too go from a farm boy to something short of god hood, or do you simply like to sit down and lose yourself in a vast world different from your own?

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The other day i found myself playing Square Enix's Nier. While the game play leaves much to be desired i found myself unable to put it down. After beating the end boss and continuing to read the additional content i found what it was, the stunning score, the beautiful scenery, and most important the enthralling story.

After this i took a look at the rest of my gaming collection and while i do stock some low brow point and click shooters (which as i grow older find unbearable), I found that the rest were similar to nier in at least a few fashions, the vast epic story, the scenery, a few only brought and excellent score to the table.

So I ask what draws you into a game? Do you need the high octane fueled thrill ride, the ability too go from a farm boy to something short of god hood, or do you simply like to sit down and lose yourself in a vast world different from your own?

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The other day i found myself playing Square Enix's Nier. While the game play leaves much to be desired i found myself unable to put it down. After beating the end boss and continuing to read the additional content i found what it was, the stunning score, the beautiful scenery, and most important the enthralling story.

After this i took a look at the rest of my gaming collection and while i do stock some low brow point and click shooters (which as i grow older find unbearable), I found that the rest were similar to nier in at least a few fashions, the vast epic story, the scenery, a few only brought and excellent score to the table.

So I ask what draws you into a game? Do you need the high octane fueled thrill ride, the ability too go from a farm boy to something short of god hood, or do you simply like to sit down and lose yourself in a vast world different from your own?

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The other day i found myself playing Square Enix's Nier. While the game play leaves much to be desired i found myself unable to put it down. After beating the end boss and continuing to read the additional content i found what it was, the stunning score, the beautiful scenery, and most important the enthralling story.

After this i took a look at the rest of my gaming collection and while i do stock some low brow point and click shooters (which as i grow older find unbearable), I found that the rest were similar to nier in at least a few fashions, the vast epic story, the scenery, a few only brought and excellent score to the table.

So I ask what draws you into a game? Do you need the high octane fueled thrill ride, the ability too go from a farm boy to something short of god hood, or do you simply like to sit down and lose yourself in a vast world different from your own?

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The other day i found myself playing Square Enix's Nier. While the game play leaves much to be desired i found myself unable to put it down. After beating the end boss and continuing to read the additional content i found what it was, the stunning score, the beautiful scenery, and most important the enthralling story.

After this i took a look at the rest of my gaming collection and while i do stock some low brow point and click shooters (which as i grow older find unbearable), I found that the rest were similar to nier in at least a few fashions, the vast epic story, the scenery, a few only brought and excellent score to the table.

So I ask what draws you into a game? Do you need the high octane fueled thrill ride, the ability too go from a farm boy to something short of god hood, or do you simply like to sit down and lose yourself in a vast world different from your own?

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The other day i found myself playing Square Enix's Nier. While the game play leaves much to be desired i found myself unable to put it down. After beating the end boss and continuing to read the additional content i found what it was, the stunning score, the beautiful scenery, and most important the enthralling story.

After this i took a look at the rest of my gaming collection and while i do stock some low brow point and click shooters (which as i grow older find unbearable), I found that the rest were similar to nier in at least a few fashions, the vast epic story, the scenery, a few only brought and excellent score to the table.

So I ask what draws you into a game? Do you need the high octane fueled thrill ride, the ability too go from a farm boy to something short of god hood, or do you simply like to sit down and lose yourself in a vast world different from your own?

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The other day i found myself playing Square Enix's Nier. While the game play leaves much to be desired i found myself unable to put it down. After beating the end boss and continuing to read the additional content i found what it was, the stunning score, the beautiful scenery, and most important the enthralling story.

After this i took a look at the rest of my gaming collection and while i do stock some low brow point and click shooters (which as i grow older find unbearable), I found that the rest were similar to nier in at least a few fashions, the vast epic story, the scenery, a few only brought and excellent score to the table.

So I ask what draws you into a game? Do you need the high octane fueled thrill ride, the ability too go from a farm boy to something short of god hood, or do you simply like to sit down and lose yourself in a vast world different from your own?

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The other day i found myself playing Square Enix's Nier. While the game play leaves much to be desired i found myself unable to put it down. After beating the end boss and continuing to read the additional content i found what it was, the stunning score, the beautiful scenery, and most important the enthralling story.

After this i took a look at the rest of my gaming collection and while i do stock some low brow point and click shooters (which as i grow older find unbearable), I found that the rest were similar to nier in at least a few fashions, the vast epic story, the scenery, a few only brought and excellent score to the table.

So I ask what draws you into a game? Do you need the high octane fueled thrill ride, the ability too go from a farm boy to something short of god hood, or do you simply like to sit down and lose yourself in a vast world different from your own?

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The other day i found myself playing Square Enix's Nier. While the game play leaves much to be desired i found myself unable to put it down. After beating the end boss and continuing to read the additional content i found what it was, the stunning score, the beautiful scenery, and most important the enthralling story.

After this i took a look at the rest of my gaming collection and while i do stock some low brow point and click shooters (which as i grow older find unbearable), I found that the rest were similar to nier in at least a few fashions, the vast epic story, the scenery, a few only brought and excellent score to the table.

So I ask what draws you into a game? Do you need the high octane fueled thrill ride, the ability too go from a farm boy to something short of god hood, or do you simply like to sit down and lose yourself in a vast world different from your own?

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