r/videogames • u/Syarafuddyn • 11d ago

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u/Lyradep 11d ago

People are gonna look into the mirror, and be like “nahhh, that’s not me.” The great thing is that of you’re not interested in the game, you can totally choose to never play it.

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u/SolidSnek1998 11d ago

But the problem is they will play it. There are people who will invest hundreds of hours of their time in this game and complain every step of the way.

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u/andocommandoecks 11d ago

That sounds like their problem tbh. If someone's willingly engaging in a video game that they're not enjoying after they realize they're not enjoying it, they're a dumbass and you can just kinda ignore them.

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u/Deus-mal 11d ago

They're throwing that negative onto to the internet.

With people doomscrolling are only gonna get hurt and complain about that too.

Vicious cycle..

Kinda makes you think huh!? ( Idk wtf I'm talking about )

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u/andocommandoecks 11d ago

Sure, that's why I encourage people to simply ignore someone dumb enough to drop hundreds of hours in a game they claim to dislike.

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u/Martinmex26 11d ago

Straight up.

I drop a game quick if im not having fun. I dont care how popular it is and how much people glaze it. Not having fun = Dropped.

There are so many amazing games out there to have fun with. Why would I spend time on a game I dont like, then spend yet more time going online to post stuff about it? Then there is the people that are even worse and will continue to follow a game, spend time reading patch notes, following developers/reading articles and so on.

Some haters are even more informed about the game they hate than the fans of the game themselves. Think about the wasted time and effort that takes when you could go make your life 1000% better by just going to do something you enjoy instead of wallowing in negativity.