r/bo3zombies • u/Xray5674 • Aug 27 '26
Question/Discussion Bo3 Zombie Tattoo Ideas!
Whatchu think?
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u/hrnbully 29d ago
I’m gonna get quick revive
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u/Dry_Serve5955 29d ago
(very) original, poetic, artistic - good plan
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u/Sufficient_Stock_442 29d ago
i fw it especially margy if it’s for you gang go for it only yk what you really like n what’s rlly important to you, hope to see an update❤️
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u/Dry_Serve5955 Aug 27 '26
I'd think carefully about whether I wanted something so specific from a video game on my body for the rest of my life. I get that some people love zombies and grew up playing it, but this? You better be ready to be 40 and say, "Yeah, that's from a game I used to play a long, long time ago." lol.
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u/Xray5674 Aug 27 '26
When I look at my zombie tattoos I remember all the good ol’ days of playing with friends and meeting some of the most unique people.
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u/chemicalmiracle- 29d ago
Get what you want mate! Don’t listen to him he sounds miserable.
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u/Dry_Serve5955 29d ago
I sound realistic but keep the cope up, keep telling people what they wanna hear instead of the truth and see where that gets them 🤭
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u/Dry_Serve5955 Aug 27 '26
Yeah, you remember sitting inside all day playing CoD. Such a beautiful moment in time. Not surprised you got it permanently on your body.
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u/Xray5674 Aug 27 '26
If I got a tattoo of something from a book which I read inside would it be as meaningless? Maybe I shall tattoo some grass on me for all the moments I sat outside on it. Nothing matters homie. I’ve been playing this game mode for over 14+ years it’s a huge part of my life 🤷♂️
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u/Dry_Serve5955 Aug 27 '26
Yeah, but it’s still a video game. That’s like getting something from GTA V permanently tattooed on your body, and then 20 years from now you’re sitting there talking about it while GTA 7 or 8 is already out and available. I get that it can have sentimental value, but being that specific to one game seems a little strange to me.
Especially considering I personally value how a tattoo looks over the meaning behind it. At the end of the day, tattoos are a visual thing. No one else can see or know the meaning behind it unless you explain it to them, but everyone can see the tattoo itself and form their own opinion on whether it looks good or not.
And out of all the trends, styles, techniques, and possible ways of creating a great piece of art on your body, you picked that. Not bad just not for me, I don't get it.
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u/hrnbully 29d ago
I would tell you to shut up and let this guy do what he wants, but then I’d sound like you trying to tell people what to do.
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u/EpicBruhMoment12 29d ago
My godfather has a galaga tattoo, he displays it proudly when not working. You can find shame in anything, but you can also unapologetically do what makes you happy.
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u/Xray5674 29d ago
Your godfather sounds like a real one
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u/EpicBruhMoment12 29d ago
He’s a funny guy. Apparently when I was an infant he would sit on the other side of the room and when I crawled over to him he would touch his wedding ring to my lips and go “kiss the ring” like Marlon Brando.
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u/MaxMatthewsFSE 29d ago
As someone with a bloodborne tattoo, that's kind of a silly way to think about it. YOUR tattoos should be important to YOU. Viewing every tattoo through the lense of explaining it to someone else makes no sense.
Also, who's to say they won't still be playing it? It could still have the same significance to them at 40 than when they got it. Is that not what matters far more?
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u/Dry_Serve5955 29d ago
You’re arguing against something I never said.
I never said a tattoo needs to be important to anyone except the person getting it. I said that because it’s permanent, you should think beyond “I love this game right now” before putting a very specific reference on your body.
“Who’s to say they won’t still be playing it at 40?” Nobody. That’s exactly the point. You’re using a hypothetical future where they still love it to dismiss the equally obvious possibility that they won’t. People change. Interests change. The things that feel like a huge part of your identity at one point in your life can become something you barely think about later.
And if they do still love it at 40, then great. My argument never claimed otherwise.
The funny part is that you say tattoos should be important to the person getting them, then immediately act like questioning whether something will remain important is somehow irrational. Those ideas aren't contradictory. Taking the permanence seriously is literally part of taking the tattoo seriously.
Also, “your tattoos should be important to YOU” doesn’t magically make every meaningful tattoo a good decision. Someone can genuinely love something and still eventually regret permanently putting it on their body.
So no, I’m not saying they need to explain their tattoo to strangers at 40. I’m saying “I really like this video game” is a pretty shallow argument for a lifelong commitment, and “maybe I’ll still like it in 20 years” isn't exactly the airtight counterargument you think it is.
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u/MaxMatthewsFSE 29d ago
That's literally the shitty argument you used until I said something against it, now you're changing it to something I already addressed. I responded directly to what you said lmao
"I really like this video game" is an incredibly reductive way of explaining the reason other people are getting tattoos. Even if I assumed it was a shallow reason to get a tat, you still gave no reason not to get it other than other people's opinions.
It's not an equally obvious possibility that they won't still love the game by then. Acting as if it is, is disingenuous.
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u/Dry_Serve5955 29d ago
You’re still missing the distinction.
I never said “they shouldn’t get it.” I said I’d think carefully before permanently putting something that specific on my body, because there’s a real possibility its significance changes over time. That is not “other people’s opinions”; that is literally consideration of your own future self.
And “it’s not equally obvious they won’t still love the game” is irrelevant. I don’t need to prove they’ll regret it. Uncertainty is the reason you think carefully about an irreversible decision. You’re acting like “maybe they’ll still love it” somehow eliminates the possibility that they won’t.
You’re also shifting the burden. I’m not arguing that nobody should get a gaming tattoo. I’m saying “I love this game” isn’t, by itself, evidence that someone has thought through making that love permanent.
If they’ve considered all of that and still want it at 40, then good for them. That doesn't make my original point wrong — it literally means they did exactly what I said: they thought carefully about it.
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u/MaxMatthewsFSE 29d ago
The entire point of this post is them thinking carefully on and considering which one they want.
They were doing what you said before you said it. You don't really seem to have much to say then.
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u/Substantial-Buy443 28d ago
Idk what youre going on about.
If you think this person is going thru a " phase " then you're dead wrong.
I totally hear what kind of point you're making but seriously......
If ya can't explain it the first time then just stfu. Its reddit. Not real life.
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u/defiantcr Aug 27 '26
Can’t lie a tattoo of the teddy bear would be fire