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@zachterrell.eth
Curious to see if anyone has thoughts on this one way or another https://i.imgur.com/HKSzcsf.jpg
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pugson
@pugson
As an adult, posting tweets for long periods of time is a form of depression. If you don’t believe me, ask yourself this. Think about the 100 greatest moments of your life. Do any of those moments include twitter? Probably not. And this comes from a lifetime tweeter.
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Ryan Lackey
@rdl
Scripting tank combat in Lua in BOLO was one of my 100 favorite experiences. Also writing/programming games in hypertext. Exploring Skyrim. Playing some FPSes with a specific group of friends.
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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
my take on this is that life is about phases, and a video game phase can be awesome, but needs other more productive phases.
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Josh Stark
@0xstark.eth
this kind of take is usually some form of projection: a person has formed an opinion about their idea of the good life, they want affirmation, and the easiest way to get it is to frame that opinion as a take about how others should live
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Varun Srinivasan
@v
video games are fine, but idk maybe if you’re playing 20+ hours a week you should probably dial it back
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Cassie Heart
@cassie
Modding Dark Forces II with my friends online was a defining moment of my childhood, really not sure about this bird guy
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@j4ck.eth
i remember getting Ancient Magicks & my Elven Shield in Runescape - difficult tasks for a child/young teen. i remember the excitement of dinging 60 for the first time on my mage in WoW. i remember beating Dark Souls 1 & 3 definitely cherish these moments, informed who i am now
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Aaron Ho Ο†
@aho
I beg to differ. When I was in school, my mates would come over and play fifa on my PS1 and my minder would constantly shoo them off in a peculiar manner just before my parents come home. We still joke about it 20 years later.
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@razberry
Disagree - gaming, especially with friends, has led to some of the happiest and most positive moments of my life, as I'm sure it has for others :)
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Anastasiya Shekhtman
@anastasiya
I think of it as another art form you can get immersed in. Can be a book, a movie, a video game. It can be an enriching escape, and can be experiential if you take something away from it, or something of it carries into your life. Trouble is when it begins to replace your life
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@void
lengthy pc gaming got in me into tech so mileage may vary
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DDD4
@ddd4
WHY do we play? Children and adults, dogs and cats.. Not every action produces a direct 'benefit' for us.
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Juan and Only
@juan
All I know is I wish I could go back to Black Ops 2 and snipe once more.
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Jay Jay
@jayjay
L take. Defeating bowser in super Mario as a kid. PokΓ©mon on game boy trying to get the right lighting. Halo3 foundry building puzzle maps. Cod mw2 I still have screen recordings of my best games
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Andy Mac
@andymac
reject blue checks, retvrn to fun
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