Is the casual/core divide in gamers a false dichotomy?
>>335818079
But it is possible to be a casual gamer in some games and a *core gamer in other games.
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>video series uses a Super Mario Bros remix song as the intro
Yes.
Because the're applied to the core demographic as a whole and not just mobile vs. core.
>>335818079
My two biggest game purchases are ARPGs and hidden object games. Steam is kind of a shit casual service. EA tries. Big Fish blows them both out of the water. The distinction makes some sense, but it's inconvenient having to buy from several services.
>>335818079
Once again, the old adage "When a clickbait title ends with a question mark, the answer is No" rings true.
>>335818684
Casual/core has nothing to do with PC's digital distribution.
>>335818940
Except it doesn't.
It completely is a false dichotomy, as is every.
>A false dichotomy is a dichotomy that is not jointly exhaustive (there are other alternatives)
Based on this definition, the question is trivial. Yes it's a false dichotomy, because it's a spectrum, not binary. You don't really need a discussion on it. The difference between the two is a more interesting topic.
>>335818079
I don't know. Can you stop plugging these Xenu-worshipping dickhats?
>>335819562
>Xenu-worshipping
???
STOP POSTING WE ARE RUNNING OUT OF INTERNET
>>335818079
>video title makes it sound like they're going to argue that casuals and cores are no different
>actually about speeding up difficulty curve to make more efficient use of game time
When they're not idiots on the actual arguments (rare enough), they're idiots in accurately conveying them.
