MGTOW Dummbies

Yep, gaming is dead, I to still play old games, sometimes really old games like ZeroHour

Think of a marina near you, and all those boats that just sit there, now a smart man could rent these boats out that so many people don't really use

Thanks buddy, I just speak what all of us real men are thinking

@SoloManZone: Hell yeah, and us real men need to stick together and make our voices heard.

@big_brain_nibba: Just like Johnny Cash "one piece at a time"

Femon overboard!

but with games, i have learned to purchase my games a few years after they have been out. because by then most of the bugs and issues or DLC is all released, and as an bonus the game is much cheaper than when it was new, but to me it is new because i avoided it until this point in time. i have learned to be patient, and also learned that i can be rewarded when i use patience.

@Sentient_Of_Truth: I my day a game was released with no bugs and finished, it was the whole game not just part of it. You younger people think waiting 8 months or more after release is normal procedure. Stop putting up with this practise and vote with your wallet

@SoloManZone: no, the younger only think they only need to wait a week after release, that's the typical gamer of today, i stand out form these guys, because i don't trust these game companies anymore, i trust that they will eventually release the game in an good state. but not at release. it was like this back in the day as the games were much simpler to make, but nowadays everyone wants the best of the best and will not compromise it's tied to an entitlement generation who apparently got trophies for just being at the class, i didn't get that kind of treatment but the kids in their early 20s right now did, which is why they bitch and moan about everything. it also explains why we ebb closer and closer to collapse, you know the mantra. good times create weak men..... these weak entitled men will more than likely cause the collapse, and then it's the strong men who will bring it back to the good times as the cycle goes on and on.

@SoloManZone: so i'm still voting with my wallet when i wait a few years, because by then the game is a lot cheaper like $10 or $15 at most. i simply will not pay the price tag of $50 or $60 for a broken game released on launch. but the average gamer puts up with it because they just cant fight their urges and want that instant gratification. its like these men who will take the shitty deal when it comes to female companionship, even if the deal isn't that great, they will eventually take the offer because to them it's better to have the girl than not have that girl. but i'm not saying go and wait until she's in her late 40s to merry her lol. we are talking about digital goods that are pristine not an human who ages.

@Sentient_Of_Truth: So you think your cleverer than the average bear by waiting a year or two to get the game cheaper and free of glitches. Do you not see how incorrect it all is

@SoloManZone: yeah. Because the average bear only waits a few weeks to a month and all the potential game breaking bugs and glitches still exist. When you wait a few years and all issues are fixed is the only time the game is worth anything. But if you are really vendetta craved you pirate the game, I haven't pirated any games, but I don't really blame the folks who do.

@Sentient_Of_Truth: I will pirate games until these companies learn to stop fucking us around, and give us finished products. The industry is also stagnant, and so I don’t want my money going to waste, this industry should be about games as an art and such, like it used to be. Only games I would pay for nowadays are indie games. GOOD indie games. Because at least they’re finished, but when companies with millions and billions and bigger crews, massive fan support and hype end up churning out dogshit, this is UNACCEPTABLE! I’m a gen z and I will not stand for such corporate BS. Down with this bullshittery!

@big_brain_nibba: that's fare. but pirateting doesn't always pan out, the game creators put a lot of restrictions and many of them are game breaking to the point where it's not really worth pirating at all. now what i said up there was only for the games i was interested in, there are a fuck ton of games i just ignore and never touch. i mean i understand the games that are early access and released at an reduced price because they are in development as they are an much smaller studio and don't have the AAA budget money these bigger companies have, at least with this, the customer knows what they are purchasing and it's not as shady to do this as the AAA games do when they release their games in such a bad state. however there are some backdrops with early access games, you never know if the dev will continue to release updates and continue to improve the game or not. then there is the free to play, i'm not exactly sure how that even works to begin with, but if they funded the free to play games with ads, i wouldn't mind as it's a free game i payed nothing to play, and they have the abilities to earn back what they made on what they created, they just better hope that their game is fun and addicting for ppl to want to play it endlessly, if not they are SOL.

but i will not tolerate games that are being sold at any price and have ads playing in the mix. i can't remember what game dev did this, but i know it was kind of recent. they were playing ads in an game ppl payed full price for, thinking they could get away with it.

@Sentient_Of_Truth: yeah, I totally understand you man. Hopefully my pirated copy of CP2077 works well, since I really do want to experience this game, but we’ll see. It’s so sad that Cyberpunk 2077 turned out to be so buggy and unpolished, because I’m a massive fan of the cyberpunk genre and I love futurism. Anything that has an 80s and 90s cyberpunk aesthetic immediately appeals to me, so I hope someone else does cyberpunk justice (the genre itself, not that table top game that 2077 is based upon) and hopefully CDPR can fix CP2077. We can only hope though. And yeah FUCK any company that plays ads in a game people paid for, I forgot what company did that as well, but I know what you’re talking about.

@big_brain_nibba: i have been hearing the pc version works fine. but the console versions run like dog shit. but i could be mistaken as that was only a few days ago when i heard this.

@Sentient_Of_Truth: @Sentient_Of_Truth: yeah I heard all about that, I’ll be playing it on PC but I hope my pirated version works, lol since it is a pirated version. We’ll have to see. Regardless I feel really bad for those poor console peasants. They deserve better!

@big_brain_nibba: well you know we mgtow say the thirst is real. the same could be said when it comes to their self control in getting these games, to many ppl don't learn that they are repeating the definition of insanity when they purchase any game these days on release day. to many times have i seen this cycle continue to disappoint, and it's almost like they can't get it into their thick heads that they are apart of the problem. but it's not entirely their fault as these game devs constantly lie to the potential customers.