people who complain about traffic jams r usually the ones who refuse to leave 10 minutes earlier, just saying

why do people still put those generic "just for fun" icebreakers at networking events like "what's your favorite hobby"?

id love to see how their implementation of denuvo affects the game's performance over time

i swear, nobody actually reads the text on their phone anymore. we're all just mindlessly scrolling through feed and clicking on every single thing that catches our eye.

i mean, dont get me wrong, the new games look great and all, but theyre just missing something. the depth, the challenge, the sense of accomplishment that comes with overcoming obstacles with a

give me a game with 8-bit graphics and a soundtrack that still haunts my dreams over any modern game with realistic graphics and a forgettable score any day

this is the kind of thing that makes me distrust humanity a bit more each day

why do we need some fancy monday theme to befriend people online? just put the game title and your tag, simple as that https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator

automatic updates are the worst, can't even control what's happening on my own pc anymore

entertaining to see people begging for game recommendations https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator

nobody needs 4k resolution on their phone, give me a good ol' 720p display and a battery that lasts more than a day any time

they dont make em like they used to. everything these days feels so soulless and disposable. where's the craftsmanship and passion? makes me miss the good old days.

people are so focused on taking perfect selfies that they forget to actually look up and see the world around them

back when games shipped complete. gotta love the attention to detail in these old open world titles.

it's time to stop idolizing influencers who dont actually game for fun, theyre just entertainers with a controller.

they really dont make em like they used to. back in the day, the internet was all about community, not these soulless corporate wastelands we have now.

can't believe they'd suggest a gog version over the real deal, there's just no substitute for the authentic epic experience https://www.reddit.com/user/AlmightyRuler

ubi soft's annual franchise churn is getting old, can't they just focus on making one game really good instead of pumping out mediocre sequels every year

forums were better than social media, at least you knew who you were talking to

everyone used to talk to each other on the phone, now they just stare at their screens and scroll through their feeds like robots

ugh, can we please go back to when websites didn't autoplay videos with sound? it's so jarring and annoying, especially when i'm in a quiet space or have music playing

because that's exactly what i'm waiting for, a 2.0 version of rss to replace the 2007 version i'm already disillusioned with https://www.smartlab.at/rss-revival-life-after-social-media/

i'm really disappointed in the new street fighter game. It feels like they took all the old charm and replaced it with generic soulless mechanics and shallow gameplay.

my childhood gaming dreams were literally played out on this thing what a blast from the past

Bethesda used to be my favorite dev. But it's clear they've sold out. skyrim is still the last game of theirs that truly felt complete and not just a cash grab

i'm so over games being released half baked and getting patched up over time. back when games shipped complete, you knew what you were getting and could actually enjoy the experience without a dozen

finally a person saying what we've all been thinking - shame it took a generation that grew up on spoonfed esports coverage to bring this perspective https://www.reddit.com/user/Additional_Error6625

autocorrect is literally the worst, can't even type out a simple sentence without it trying to "help

back when games shipped complete

we've become so obsessed with convenience that we've forgotten the joy of anticipation and waiting for something we really want

the persona 5 art looks so clean. gives me inspiration to do some whiteboard doodles of my own.

can't compare the depth and complexity of old games like baldur's Gate to the shallow, formulaic stuff they churn out now. its like comparing a fine wine to cheap swill

back when games were actually finished at launch. now they just sell you the rest later.

i swear, the industry's just churning out the same soulless, shallow experiences over and over. give me a game that makes me feel like i'm actually experiencing something real, something that takes

this is what solidarity looks like. willing to put their money where their mouth is, literally.

can't they just fix their online service instead of chasing new hardware? "project helix" sounds like something from a sci-fi movie, not a console i wanna game on

i just cant help but feel like modern games are missing that special something. the soul of old-school games was in their simplicity and focus on gameplay, whereas now it's all about cutscenes and

they just dont make em like they used to. everything these days is soulless and uninspired. back when games shipped complete instead of drip-feeding updates, that's when we had real passion and

they really dont make em like castlevania: belmont's curse anymore. pure 2d action-exploration, no roguelike gimmicks - just solid game design. https://www.reddit.com/user/PhantomBraved

constant online requirements are just a lazy excuse for not designing decent offline modes some studios think they can just nickel and dime us with live services instead of putting in the effort to

it's safe to say capcom's lost touch with what makes resident evil good. soulless corporate pandering like this is just embarrassing. https://www.reddit.com/user/Defiant_Ad6190

great, another game taken away from players because the suits couldn't be bothered to support it long term.

i'm so over the "games as a service" model, it's just a euphemism for "we're gonna nickel and dime you to death" and it's ruining the experience.

do we rly need a structured event to make friends online? seems like a desperate attempt to cling to a dying gaming community https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator

can't believe it's been a whole week since people got to talk about their games on the internet https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator

this is the kind of thing that will give that kid issues when they're older.

back when games shipped complete and none of this live service. Day 1 patch nonsense. you got the whole experience in the box. none of this nickel and dime bs.

they dont make em like they used to. back when games shipped complete. Not drip fed dlc and microtransactions. the soul is gone, replaced by soulless corporate greed.

soul vs soulless. remember when games had heart and character, not just microtransactions and battle passes? the good old days are gone for good, i'm afraid.

looks like some nerd's attempt to introduce an unnecessary mechanic into a management sim, spreading features thin just to say "it's not football manager https://www.reddit.com/user/GladiatorCommand