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Message: [QUOTE="CocaFeca, post: 331104, member: 40140"] Yesterday I got the android emulator nox to play plants vs. zombies 2 reflourished and altverz, mostly because I don't own 64 bit phones wich are the only ones compatible with current versions and don't think I should because of the current economic situation and crappy modern os that plague most phones. Thing is, a friend of mine asked if I play clash royale, to wich I replied "No, because it takes too much space for that kind of game and because I don't like the community" but I've been thinking about it... Nox mostly I'm gonna ever gonna use it for pvz 2 mods, online games aren't my kind of thing both on pc and mobile, clash royale, clash of clans, angry birds 2 and team fortress 2 are all visually and musically appealing, but those games require a consistent Internet connection and a lot of play time, plus I don't like to constantly update games, I either download old versions of offline games, games that don't receive more support but are fully playable or games that sometimes require an update but only a time a year or every 6 or 8 months (although only pvz heroes and xenoverse 2 come to mind) and I don't think those sorts of games are that good or fulfilling in any way, you can't just pop in a match in tf2 or clash royale like pulling a psp out of your pocket or going to a direct launcher in your pc, you have to wait and spend a lot of time grinding, and even with friends I can't seem to get back on the train of playing clash royale or tf2, plus I don't like steam or the google play store (although I don't mind GOG, that one is good) What do you think? and answer is appreciated, more if a personal or detailed opinion, thanks for reading! [/QUOTE]

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