Do you think spoilers can always take away most of the fun you would have with a game if you hadn't spoiled yourself?

[simba363 6]

not very much it takes out......the experience, i as well spoilled myself with bbs since i dont have a psp

[DG20 67]

Nah. Usually spoiling the game doesn't take away the enjoyment of the game.

[Queen Tery 4,591]

Not for me. I like spoilers, because I'm kind of impatient. It doesn't really ruin anything, because I still get to experience it all happening. When I spoil myself it's usually through reading about it on a wiki or something. I might watch the ending or something, but this way I don't totally ruin the experience.

[oblivion/oathkeeper roxas8 14]

ya spoilers do make a game less fun no more suspense

[Deadshot 666]

I honestly don't care if i get spoiled it doesn't affect the enjoyment unless it's something along lines of Bioshock which isn't common in video games.In comics i care little more about spoilers in certain stories.

[Roxas_Wagner 174]

i already watched a lot of spoilers,i knew the game will not be the same,but,it will still be perfect(hearing it from the english actors!)

 

Edit: If i spoiled myself,it's because i wanted,i'm impatient too in the story of KH,

Edited July 19, 2012 by Roxas_Wagner

[RoxasXIIIK 93]

I pretty much watched the whole game online in Japanese. But since I don't understand Japanese it wasn't much of a spoiler to me. So I really don't care that much about spoilers.

[DragonMaster 1,166]

Definitely. Which is why I am mad that I accidentally clicked on a spoiler tag here, and then some idiots on IGN reminded me of the spoiler (which I was trying to forget). Clicking on the spoiler tag was my fault, but people who post unmarked spoilers are just complete jerks. Gah, just gah.

 

If I am playing a game for its story, then I only want to find out the events of the story by going through the story. It is substantially less fun playing a game when you know everything that happens.

[nlh0012 39]

If a game is fun, it should be fun regardless of whether or not you know what's going to happen. (unless it's something like phoenix wright where the plot is basically the entire game).

Usually what I do is I only spoil the major plot twist and not all the little ones, that way there's still some element of surprise when I go to play the game.

[Weedanort 8,786]

Nope