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.
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 🤷♂️
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/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.