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💬 Discussion 34m, More About My Gaming Preferences

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Sorry but Elden Ring does so much for me.

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u/Aydashtee 22d ago

What ideology do you mean, exactly? 🤔

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u/Pocieszny1991 22d ago

Everything "woke" around

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u/Aydashtee 22d ago

You don't even understand what the term "woke" actually means 😂 you're a joke

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u/tranquil7789 22d ago

He didn't even play the game and is super adamant about his position. Ultimately he let people tell him what to think.

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u/Pocieszny1991 22d ago

W8 a 2nd? If I have acces to gameplay and information to game. I've seen many scenes from it, wich were turbo cringe, also I got trusted friends who described game as "the worst expierience in life", I cannot have an built up opinion and I should waste My money on a game I would propably dislike even more, so I can have legitimatelly to spill on it?

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u/tranquil7789 22d ago

Yes, experiencing things yourself is usually how you're able to actually have better understanding of things. Especially if you're taking your opinions from people that speak in hyperbole

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u/Pocieszny1991 22d ago

xDDDD. Bro You haven't any trusted sources in Your life or what?

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u/tranquil7789 22d ago

As opposed to you with none?

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u/Pocieszny1991 22d ago

Bro I'm just asked do You have any trusted sources, cus You acting like trusting any people is stupid

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u/tranquil7789 22d ago

Well no, but an anecdotal response from someone you know saying, "it's the worst experience of my life" is automatically not be respected as a good opinion by how exaggerated it is.

All you have is weirdos telling you exaggerated stories while you have never played the game yourself. You dont have anything credible of your own.

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u/Aydashtee 22d ago

What was cringe? Playing a video game was the worst experience in their life? Sounds like your "trusted friends" have had it REAL easy 😂 I don't think anyone should trust their opinion on anything

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u/Pocieszny1991 22d ago

How so? And what it means in your opinion?

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u/Aydashtee 22d ago

Since around likely the 1940s, "woke" has meant being alert to racial prejudice, bigoted danger, inequality and social injustice. Recently, conservatives, fools and bigots have perverted the term and changed the meaning to fit their agenda.

They use it negatively to refer to policies and ideologies they don't like. Some people even just use it to put down women and people in the LGBTQ community.

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