...I'm not quite sure.
Me, I get pretty immersed in a game. I actaully feel like I take on the role of the character, and the adventure in the game's universe is my own. I think of sides and extras as jsut that- extras. If there's actually some benefit to it, like, say, killing all of these really obscure baddies nets you a new, cool weapon, that I go ridiculosuly out of my way to do it. But if it's just for funsies, I usually don't do it...unless I'm getting bored with the gameplay. After several hours of the same game, it starts to get stale on me, and I spend less time doing what I should and more time screwing around. Again, a very unhealthy habit for WoW.
Or at least that's how it should be. It wasn't with WoW. I just...never really got into it. Which is ironic, because I'm a huge Warcraft fan (too bad I suck at it lol).
Me, I get pretty immersed in a game. I actaully feel like I take on the role of the character, and the adventure in the game's universe is my own. I think of sides and extras as jsut that- extras. If there's actually some benefit to it, like, say, killing all of these really obscure baddies nets you a new, cool weapon, that I go ridiculosuly out of my way to do it. But if it's just for funsies, I usually don't do it...unless I'm getting bored with the gameplay. After several hours of the same game, it starts to get stale on me, and I spend less time doing what I should and more time screwing around. Again, a very unhealthy habit for WoW.
Or at least that's how it should be. It wasn't with WoW. I just...never really got into it. Which is ironic, because I'm a huge Warcraft fan (too bad I suck at it lol).