Did you do them again because they're addicting or because they're good games to play?

HOSTILE WATERS SUCH A GOOD GAME

how many Single player games have you played to complete it over and over again?

I have an addictive personality, I was, at a point, incredibly addicted to games, Halo 2 was the game I played day and night, it's a point of there's nothing much else to do. At the moment I have a day off, my gf is at work and there's nothing to do in the house, so, I play games. Simple. There was a point where I had no job and no real commitments so I'd just play games, I had no real time constraints, now I have a job and a woman that needs feeding so I don't play as much.

addiction, meh it has nothing to do with video games. or smoking. or taking drugs, or whatever if a person has a personality that requires an addiction - a "crutch" as it were - then removing their specific addiction (such as gaming) will just force them to find another addiction it's all about childhood development, but no government would dare to insinuate that many parents are entirely incapable of showing the love and affection that their children require because of that, they find other outlets to blame.. such as gaming :) personally, I'd rather that my child was addicted to gaming than addicted to drugs, but I'd be happy with neither because I'd know that it was an addiction all the same, and that I'd probably not got it quite right as a parent simplez

[...] agreed, An ex of mines was like this (hence, "ex"). People like that aren't addicted to learning, they are just too scared to even think of what will happen if they don't get 95%+ on that next test (the answer to which is typically, fuck all), so they just spend all their time studying as they feel insanely guilty doing anything else to the point of finding it un-enjoyable. Usually its people with pushy parents or "expected high achievers" who don't have the balls to say to all the teachers/parents pushing them "no, fuck you".