I'd like to try some games.ABSOLUTE noob.

[Tiberius]

(6th April 2012 03:07)padraic Wrote:  Good question Tib. .Perhaps fairly simple thud and blunder action stuff to start,then to stuff which involves using my imagination and problem solving.

The aim is to have fun and to use my mind in the hope of keeping it longer.

TV shows I really like: Spooks,The Mentalist, Bones,NCIS, Game of Thrones and--Spartacus.. I do not play chess.

Well, I'm a big fan of indie games, and this one is pretty simple but fun: http://thelettervsixtim.es/

[Minimalist]

http://www.moddb.com/mods/darthmod-empire/videos


Play the video for Darthmod...some of the designers are a little over the top.

[Alternate]

Nein- there is only one game you need to play. Left Behind: Eternal Forces.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left_Behind...nal_Forces

[padraic]

(6th April 2012 04:59)Aegrus Wrote:  Nein- there is only one game you need to play. Left Behind: Eternal Forces.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left_Behind...nal_Forces

Left Behind? I smell little Kirky Cameron; one of those appalling twats who seems to believe his flatulence produces the odour of sanctity (we have a few like that here as well)

[Apa Theist]

Basic FPS would be Halo for the PC. No need for aiming down the sights or mastering different concepts. Just a nice shoot em' up game with a great plot, and it should run on your computer.

Might want to check it out: http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msst...0/vip.true

[Alternate]

An older game is The Killing Floor. It's team-based mutant survival. I have more than 200 hours sunk into it. It's mindless fun, plus there's a big modding community. Load times can get very length on modded maps, though.

For an RPG, I recommend Dragon Age: Origins. That game can run on near any pc, and it's amazing. There's a lot of character interaction, and the choices you make actually affect the story. Plus, there's the Chantry (similar to Christianity) to laugh at and insult, if you feel like it.

[padraic]

Thank you everyone for your help.


Is there any special support software I need to download before I start downloading games?

[Apa Theist]

I don't know for most of the games that have been suggested here, but for Halo and Dragon Age you will need Microsoft Direct X which you can get at Microsofts website here: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=35

(Note: Many other games also use Direct X so you might want to get it just in case.)

[SavageNerdz]

Not really padraic, unless you're putting on the old eye patch , if you are going with that method.. Message me and i'll send you a few links to help you avoid the coast guard .
Anyways here's a short list for you.

1. can you run it: CanYouRunIt Great little tool to see if your system can handle the games you want to play.

Suggestions
These are in no particular order just listed as i thought of them.

1. RuneScape
2. World Of Warcraft
3. Age Of Empires
4. command and conquer
5. Maple story
6. Combat arms
7. Vindictus
8. Silk Road
9. Lord Of the Rings [online]
10. Runes Of Magic
11. Last Chaos
12. MineCraft
    

There's some other mainstream stuff, but i'll not list them. As i'm rather lazy. Hope this post helped you man!

[Alternate]

Minecraft is a pc killer, actually. I run Skyrim on ultra at a higher framerate than Minecraft. It doesn't make any sense, but Fraps doesn't lie.