Published on 12, July, 2020
Just a general question for anyone else like myself who has an obsession for gaming. One of my obsessions is football so I enjoy playing an online football game against other gamers my only problem I seem to struggle with is my game play is slower than others and no matter how hard I try to rectify this problem I just cannot seem to fix it.
I've been playing on consoles/PC's for over 30 years. It gets to the point where I'm just annoyed and infuriated. Could this possibly have any link to my ASC? For example my brains processing speed.
On the other hand I have played games in the past like football managing games where I just end up winning everything and any simulation games I'm just really great at.
I'm still trying to figure out a lot about myself since my diagnosis last year.
Anyway I hope everyone is doing well and staying safe through these tough times.
we have also been playing games on computers and consoles for over 30 years. Our first one was a Commodore 16. Now my partner has a PS4 and I have an Xbox One. Neither of us play online - we don't even play together! I have always joked that we need t shirts printed saying "Doesn't Play Well With Others" ha ha!
I like simulation games - mainly The Sims, as I also enjoy the creativity of building, furnishing and decorating houses and community buildings. I can get totally absorbed in my own world. I play other games from time to time but always come back to The Sims, usually when a new game pack comes out. I'm currently enjoying creating and playing robots in the "Discover University" pack - I found the University game play pretty boring, but the robots are great!
If I had a PS4 or Xbox, I would definitely want the Sims game
I haven’t got a PC unfortunately. But I’m thinking about getting a PS4 or Xbox, then I’ll probably hardly ever leave the house I’m already thinking the Sims game. And Farming simulator, they should keep me busy Take care.
You can get The Sims for PC too, if you have one.