What games have the best housing systems?

sims

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>wtf where's all the useless, expensive decorations to take up space in this already-small room

How many books have you actually read since you left school user? I assume it's not enough to require an entire shelf dedicated to books. Unless you also want to fill the shelf with plastic trinkets.

Show us your useless small pillows and "Live Laugh Love" written on the walls

Exactly what I thought.

That guy needs a table. Where's he going to put his food and drinks? He's not going to the kitchen table since that's probably something else he doesn't have.

>carpet
disgusting.

speak for yourself little bitch

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When I first moved out I made upwards of 8,000 a month and still had an apartment with nothing in it but video games. Women will never understand, happiness comes from inside, not from some random objects.

>Slap bookshelf in open to space next to door
>Fill with manga and figurines
Perfect bachelor living right there

>reading = smart
Hello Grug

comfy as fuck. i'd get better lighting though so the tv doesn't get hit with so much glare

You didn't answer the question.

>reading physical books
>storing physical books
i dont need fire hazards on my home, i read my books on a Tablet, like normal people do these days.

He did answer the question, his answer implies he reads and probably owns several books. Maybe if you read more books you'd learn intent in language

I always liked having a lot of open space.

how do i make money

Chair has two cup holders. How much food do you eat that you need a table to support it.

Brainlets.

>venetian blinds
niggas can still see through that shit at the right angle
learnt that the hard way

Charge 5 bucks a blowjob like that user.

if you have cheap chinese ones or are a retard and install them backwards, of course they can.

idk man looks pretty functional. What else do you need?

>install them backwards
bait

This, plus storing physical books doesn't prove you read any of them and looks pretentious

Surge protection.

The Sims?
youtu.be/399YneFTwh0

hello surge protector jew

And I pay less than 300€ a month for it.

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>looks pretentious

insecurity on full display here

My room is all sorts of fucked up. Clothes everywhere, beer bottles and pills scattered about, a self-help book next to some bandages I used to when I cut myself, a bunch of figurines scattered about. It's a goddamn mess like me. I've hit next level depression. Goddamn do I love my video games tho.

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Get a job. If you're too retarded and/or lazy to get a job, start dealing heroin like everyone else.

Unless he has read at least several dozen lengthy books with large physical copies, there's still no need for an entire wall-height shelf dedicated to them in an already-cramped space. I keep mine in a small knee height shelf and there's still plenty of empty space in it despite reading often.

Which is why the addition of a bookshelf to the room would be unnecessary.

I bite, what's the issue?

I was once like you. Then I took some lightning to my Wii.

based bookworm brainmogging the fuck out of cringe idiot retard

Damn user, they ahould make anime series about you

Whatever you say
I'm not going to stop your from impressing your "friends" with your Deadpool comics collection and your Doctor Who DVDs

Insecurity followed by projection. Anything else you want to get off your chest user?

>happiness comes from inside, not from some random objects.
>apartment with nothing in it but video games.

consul gaymen

Playing videogames is fun, when I want to do something other than play videogames I go outside with friends or family. Home is literally for sleeping, eating, and playing videogames, that's it.

How long until the usual Facebook blog poster posts his place again?

>doesn't need fire hazards
>uses device with lithium battery

>no u
Fuck off

Od you invite someone they have no place to sit. Personally carpet is the worst for me, I even forgot people still use them

I mean just to have stuff on, I'm not asking for like 2 columns 4 rows set up. But at least tell me that if I were to move the camera slightly it doesn't look like those sad /fit/ wojack pics where they all sit alone in the dark playing Xbox in their downtime.

No surge protector, water bottle sitting right on the tv stand instead of on any sort of chairside table, even using a cardboard box would be better than that? Wires could be better organized. No blanket on the back of the chair for cozy cold weather gaming.

Somehow I knew sex wouldn't be on your list of home activities.

>owning books looks pretentious
And there it is.

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Read a book

>insecurity on full display
this can be said on people with bookshelves.

Just kill yourself already

How often do you read physical books?

how

where do you lives

Woman here. She's completely right. There's so many reasons why that image is sad.

1. Waste of space. Why pay for space you aren't going to use? He should've gotten a studio apartment. What a stupid man.
2.this image screams "lack of hobbies" or "poor person". Probably sits in chair and plays videogames and watches TV all day. Big turnoff.

3.where are the favorite movie posters or bookshelves full of books/albums?

TLDR take note because we find guys like this boring and losers.

underrated post

Terraria

>caring about likes and retweets
Focus on the post and not what others do, sheep.

>cityfags paying the cost of an entire house just to live in a few tiny rooms
get fucked bugpeople

posters are for teenagers.

>This, plus storing physical books doesn't prove you read any of them and looks pretentious
I store my books to prove I read them and not to store them. Retard.

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Very rural Germany.

Almost daily.

How is showcasing books you like a sign of insecurity? Wouldn't an insecure person hide what they like?

>bookshelves full of books/albums?
everything is digital, get with the times wine aunt

>Convenient storage for things you might want to pull a specific one out of every now and then is insecurity.

Bookshelves also historically function as a conversation starter if you see a book you've been interested in reading at a friends, or one you've read and you didn't know they had, etc.

Or when your 'poshgoth' friends fills their bookshelf with things they've never read so you can laugh at them for it.

Why do you think anyone would care about some womanchild like you who thinks displaying posters is socially acceptable? Grow up.

Sieht aus wie ein Dachgeschoss. Mein Beileid für den Sommer.

people with spice racks are pretentious. all you ever use is salt and pepper

GTA V
>can smoke WEED in your house and get stoned

Animal crossing
>Ankha somtimes comes over and visits me

Runescape
>I have 99 construction

>sorry you cant fuck my pussy unless you have exactly 2000 dollars in pointless decoration in the best possible apartment you had the luxury of having the time to find and afford
based

I actually don't mind framed posters that are well taken care of. But shit like concert posters and whatnot, not normal shit you can find at wal-mart.

>Why would a social animal care what other creatures think.

I would not know. But surely if you didn't care "I'm happy with it" is a more fitting answer?

What the fuck do you need books and albums lying around for you dumb cunt? You can watch/read/listen to whatever you want on your computer/tablet.

Good news though, it's not like they care.|
That's a you thing.

>one day dream of having a house or apartment I can call my own
>have a living room area with a nice home theater setup
>game room, i don't know
>wagecucking while living with my parents, unsure if I'll ever be able to achieve that goal
>the guy's apartment in the picture is probably how a lot of people live, just getting by
>she's actually mad about this

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do you have any idea how much confidence it takes to proudly display your complete collection of works by Judy Blume as a 40 year old man?

>all those (You)s
proud of you user

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fucking western women, so materialistic

You wouldn't even know if you're not into that particular band. Posters are for teenagers, period

Why the fuck are people arguing about books. Are we really at a point in time again where it's weird to read a lot? That's fucking depressing.

Learn the difference between tldr and ps, cunt

>Being this stupid
I'm saying that you're a loser, and who cares what losers think?

or rather, they bought the whole spice rack for one spice / herb on it
got some cunt friends with a nice kitchen with a magnetised board they have all these weird half jars on filled with spices and shit
they've never been used or opened, they eat out or takeaway most nights
pretentious as fuck

Excuse me but I only read mature books for mature men such as myself like works from Catherynne Valente and Steve Lichman

It's weird to waste space in a cramped apartment by storing physical copies when you can just read digitally.

we're at the time where print is dead and tablets cost less than a hard cover

We're at a point in time where books are digital and don't need to take up space.

The only time I use a bookshelf is if it has memorabilia or book collections like Great Books of the Western World, which you probably wouldn't care about anyways.

I'm also not really sure why I would have physical albums. 1995 was 25 years ago.

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Reading is pretentious now unless it's comic books or Kotaku articles. Get with the times.

>I must define myself by the products I consume
I really take issue with this sentiment.

Well that's what I mean, flyers/promo posters are acceptable for that very reason, and generally because I think they're usually limited in number. It's not unlike getting comic page originals and hanging them up on the wall or some shit, there's some artistic value in them.

I am pretty sure this is some old pasta.

Looks comfy as fuck user. Good shit.

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>how am I supposed to know how rich he is if he doesn't have pointless objects laying around?

If they have space, why not? It looks nice and doesn't cost much

>he told me he liked to read books
>when I asked him to show me his collection, he just pulled out a kindle

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yo I remember one day at work this random old guy comes in and he's shaking his head and he goes, "I ain't had a woman in my house in 10 years and I get one and the first thing she does is start complaining about the place wanting to change everything. 'Why did you pick this rug? I know just the thing that would look perfect on that wall'. "

I just rang him up and said bitches be crazy

Bookshelves are for figures

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>300EUR for a flat that would cost $1500 where I live
holy god I pray for the rains to come down and fucking annihilate california from this godforsaken continent

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But come on, her personality is so radiant.

Thats a comfy place user

>mfw have a bachelor suite
>1 room, kitchen, bathroom
>only furniture i have is a bed, a 1 inch thick and 10ft long piece of particle board with legs i screwed on, a tv, 1 couch and an old card table from the 70s i use with lawn chairs for my kitchen
how much pussy can i get bros

Attempting to shove people into categories while using that as a justification for ignoring them is typically a rather feeble strategy.

The bitch has a point, people like memorabilia, having none at all it weird. Displaying your gunpla is better than nothing.

t. proud gunplay displayer.

Oh so it's mostly just the old digital over physical argument. Both have their place in my opinion. Physical is nostalgic and the weight of a good book is honestly part of it's charm. But digital is fantastic for travel and convenience. Though just like with other media, I prefer to "own" my copy and not a license.

The post that triggered Yea Forums

I have like a 4 year old kindle with e-ink, i don't need physical books anymore.