>he's still struggling with his identity as an adult that plays video games
>he's still inwardly condescending of his friends who play mainstream games
>he's still moaning about games not being as good as they used to be even though he realizes that argument itself is a crock of shit
>he's still going around and around in circles in his head
fucking GET OVER yourself, fuck. Are you going to play vidya or not? You know you are so stop bitchin'
He's still struggling with his identity as an adult that plays video games
Sad how Yea Forums incels completely ignore this thead because they’re too cowardly to face the truth.
have a pity (you)
what do you expect, a lot of people don't have a mind of their own. They live by following the trends, popular online opinions and hating themselves. Anyone who thinks like your post is already mentally beyond repair. They are lost causes that are slaves to what everyone else thinks.
The last thing I have an issue with about myself is the fact that I play video games. The issues I have with myself are my fear of interaction and attempting to do things has led me to become a 27 year old man with almost zero worthwhile experience in life.
I'm not condescending to anyone for the games their play. They're video games, they're a hobby/interest, even a living for some people etc., do with them whatever the fuck you want. I don't care. I certainly don't judge people for something as simple as playing mainstream games. I'm like that for listening to music. Everyone is like that for something.
I think game quality has little to nothing to do with time of release and is an entirely individual thing, though there's an argument to be made for experiences being shaped by the times (ie games having microtransactions when they otherwise wouldn't). That's still ultimately something the game should be judged on individually though.
Yes, I go around in circles in my head, because I just want to feel worthwhile to someone in a meaningful way and the only thing that gives me that is a small handful of online friends who I do little more than give half baked advice to when they're down, and otherwise talk to occasionally, but have no idea how or where to change that.
Vidya is not the problem.
>he thinks we’re the same person
Newfag detected
>vidya is not the problem
That’s right. It’s incels like you that are the problem
I didn't accuse anyone of samefagging retard tranny
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This board among others could be deleted and it would improve the site tremendously.
Good thread by the way @OP.
>I'm not a "gamer" I'm A PERSON THAT PLAYS GAMES!
You implied it you autistic freak.
Actually I'm over that, also I've been playing a lot of mainstream games myself, a lot of them are enjoyable enough and most are free. I guess it's due to the fact that we're over the age of nostalgia and shitty indie games with God awful "8 bit" graphics so I don't have to force myself to enjoy some mainstream shit heap like undertale.
Too many of the games which are being shilled here are overhyped turds.
>friends
Normalfags get out
It’s true.
If I'm condescending towards people for playing video games, it's because I desperately wish that I hadn't invested so much money in this hobby. I wish I was out. Hell, I was out for about a year. I just casually played some games with friends in social settings and that was it, it was the happiest time of my life. I bought a Switch on release day, and 2 years later I have a PS4, a gaming PC, 3DS, Vita, and a fucking massive backlog. So big I can't justify quitting again. I think I'm actually addicted and I don't know what to do. Thankfully I've pirated basically everything that's not a PS4 game
He should have said (yous)
I've spent over $500 on games since I bought my PS4, which is roughly when Spider-Man came out. Is there a way to sell PSN accounts?
>I think game quality has little to nothing to do with time of release and is an entirely individual thing
To me the sad truth was video games are not as deep of a hobby as I thought it was. By the time I was around 24 or so I had pretty well experienced the majority of what it is has to offer. I had a brief go around with high-powered PC gaming (often the last stop for the future tired gamer, it seems) but that only held my attention for about a year.
Now I force myself to play kaizo Mario hacks just to get a fleeting glimpse of what I used to like about games: the feeling of exploring what I'm really capable of.
>I think I'm actually addicted and I don't know what to do.
get over yourself