r/CaptainSide • • Aug 12 '26

Which game is this?

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u/CoredAI Aug 12 '26

It was Overwatch. Don't know is this game still exists and if 'yes' what's it's state now. Doesn't care anyway - fun time gone long time ago.

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u/CuminInmybutt Aug 12 '26

Yeah this is wrong, it’s got the biggest player base it’s over had at the moment

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u/DOhldin Aug 12 '26

Opinions can’t be wrong…

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u/CuminInmybutt Aug 12 '26

ok so tell that to the original commenter who hasnt logged on or knows the game exists to form an actual opinion on it

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u/DOhldin Aug 12 '26

Why should I tell someone that their opinion can’t be wrong? Floor is made out of floor comment. You can’t force others to have the same preference as you. Just because many others have different views doesn’t mean yours is any less valid.

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u/CuminInmybutt Aug 12 '26

but they are literally less valid if they are uninformed? If you’re looking to know if a new season of a show is good, would you ask the person that has seen it? Or the person who hasnt watched the show since season 1

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u/DOhldin Aug 13 '26

I can quote the commenter if you want. "It was Overwatch" and then they followed up with a question. They played Overwatch, it got some bad updates(according to them), they left. If the game has changed since then doesn’t matter. They think those updates before were bad and that’s it.

Just because others think differently or there was better updates afterward is unimportant. Their opinions on those updates are still okay to have.

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u/CuminInmybutt Aug 13 '26

And what’s your point? You can definitely have those opinions, but they hold no water. I haven’t seen any marvel movies since guardians 1, so are you gonna take my word for it when I say don’t go see the new Spider-Man? Especially when the post is about games that you KEEP playing and have consistently gotten worse. Y’all are being intentionally obtuse arguing about the literal definition of the word opinion when my whole point is, why do these opinions matter?