OT: Do u play Fortnite?

[SubbaBub]

Setback is the greatest card game. It's a shame most have no clue

Until I learned Euchre, then Setback became fodder for the old folks home.

 

[Giscombe12]

Im 42 and own a ps4 and play somewhat regularly. Many people dont realize that we are the nintendo generation and we`ll be the first that will be playing into our 60s. A few years ago the average age of an online gamer was 24. Now that number has gone up to 27.
I played Fortnite a couple of times but its just not my cup of tea. I like more reality based games like Rainbow 6, For Honor and Ghost Recon. I also play a little NBA 2k and Madden from time to time.

Atari generation here that never stopped moving on to the next system.

 

[methodology]

Until I learned Euchre, then Setback became fodder for the old folks home.

I know euchre also (great lakes, Midwest area card game). I prefer setback

 

[Stainmaster]

Just Cause 3 anyone?

 

[KembaStepback]

I said Setback, not Stepback Kemba.

don't knock either of them.

 

[KembaStepback]

Setback is the greatest card game. It's a shame most have no clue

The Trickster Pitch phone app works great if you want to play. It's also flexible and you can adjust the type of setback and rules to your liking. The only issue is playing against the computer isn't great. They play bizarre. You can play real people tho, but sometimes finding enough for a game is tough.

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Asked a couple of my fifth grade students about this today. “It’s awesome, you kill people and burn down houses.”

 

[Hoophound]

My son plays. What I thought was cool about that NBA article is it reminded me of he and his friends playing with some basketball or football player. He wasn’t a superstar but somebody young and very good.

The internet has made things like that commonplace. Gotta be pretty cool for some 12 year old kid in a Detroit suburb to get online and one day find himself playing a video game with Andre Drummond. What’s really cool is the way the Information Age has actually allowed real friendships to develop that way.

 

[polycom]

My son plays. What I thought was cool about that NBA article is it reminded me of he and his friends playing with some basketball or football player. He wasn’t a superstar but somebody young and very good.

The internet has made things like that commonplace. Gotta be pretty cool for some 12 year old kid in a Detroit suburb to get online and one day find himself playing a video game with Andre Drummond. What’s really cool is the way the Information Age has actually allowed real friendships to develop that way.

You're talking about Juju from the steelers.