Well I like to have several different types of games that all offer different experiences, that I'll switch between depending on what I'm in the mood for. These are the separate experiences I look for: Competitive Casual Grindy Social Creative Discovery I'm currently getting my competitive experience playing [b]Super Smash Bros for Wii U[/b], trying to improve my game with a few different characters.[spoiler]For those interested, I'm trying to learn Lucario, Meta Knight, Sheik, Captain Falcon, and Pikachu. I'm terrible with Sheik and Captain Falcon.[/spoiler] I'm currently getting my casual experience playing [b]Halo 5[/b] Warzone Firefight and Custom Games.[spoiler]I have pretty much every REQ item in the game now. Because I have everything, I get 6000 points back for every Gold pack I buy, effectively lowering the price to only 4000 per Gold pack. So I can use whatever I want in Firefight. And Halo 5 has amazing Custom Games, so it's always good fun to see what's going on in the Custom Game Browser.[/spoiler] I'm currently getting my grinding experience playing [b]Brave Frontier[/b], a free-to-play, pay-for-advantage mobile game (as most mobile games are).[spoiler]I just recently started playing this game again recently after a few years of not playing it. I really enjoy putting in dedicated time to build my team and make it the best it can be. Just upgraded my Lava to her Omni form. She was one of the first units I ever got when I first started playing about five years ago, and now she's more of a badass than ever.[/spoiler] I'm currently getting my social experience playing [b]Black Ops II[/b] Search & Destroy. Or, at least, I was. But I can never seem to find a lobby since a few days ago. So I may be in need of a new social game.[spoiler]SnD is good fun. I sometimes just like to listen to the shit that people say to one another or when speaking aloud. And if I run into some cool people, I'll start talking with them. It's a laid-back way of finding people to talk to on Xbox.[/spoiler] I'm currently getting my creative experience playing [b]Elder Scrolls Online[/b]. (explanation in spoiler)[spoiler]You would think ESO would fall under grindy, but that's not the way it feels to me at the moment. I get a creative vibe playing it because I made a character based on a character from another game, and I'm building my character to mimic that character. His features, weapons, armor, skills, and what quests I choose to do are all to roleplay as that character. And so, I feel like I'm creating the character. It doesn't have to make perfect sense, but that's just how it feels to me. For those interested, the character I'm attempting to create and roleplay as is from Brave Frontier. He's a master thief named [url=http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/bravefrontierglobal/images/1/1c/Unit_ills_full_30447.png/revision/latest?cb=20160818054443]Zelnite[/url], who steals from the rich and corrupt. But not to give to the poor, like Robin Hood did. He just loves the adventure and excitement of stealing gold and other valuables.[/spoiler] And finally, "discovery". What I mean by "discovery" is that, through the game, I'm exploring an interesting world or story that I hope to be immersed in. A few examples of "discovery" games that I've played in the past are [i]Dark Souls[/i], [i]Dust: An Elysian Tail[/i], and [i]Fire Emblem[/i]. Currently, though, I'm finding that experience in [b]Breath of the Wild[/b].[spoiler]Everywhere I go, there's something new to enjoy. I'm not sure how to explain it, but the world just feels so interactive and free and consistent and exciting. It's a really cool game.[/spoiler]