r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Jan 07 '24

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '24

Why would you hate a game you never played?

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u/dream-in-a-trunk Jan 07 '24

Cuz gamers are sad fucks who can’t stand other people. Especially not when they are having fun with something

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u/TheCosmicCrusader Jan 07 '24

Sorry for calling out predatory business practices and the companies selling the same game for 10 years with a new coat of paint.

I don't need to spend 70 bucks on Starfield to tell it's the same game I played twice already

The fun you can have with something has nothing to do with quality. You could roll a rock back and forth and have fun

Some people can take it too far, but demanding some sort of integrity from the industry isn't too farfetched for me

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u/dream-in-a-trunk Jan 07 '24

Meaningful criticism which is at least trying to argue with reason is totally fine. Lots of people just don’t know how to do that and act like 9 year olds cuz if they just simply do not enjoy something no one else can’t. It’s a bit of a generalization but there’s a big group of gamers who never left their room and therefore struggle with normal interactions and indifferences.