>Co-worker starts talking about videogames
Co-worker starts talking about videogames
Jaxson Campbell
Dylan Moore
>videogame starts talking about co-workers
Bentley Howard
>co-worker starts talking about steamed hams
Liam Morris
>Co-worker steams video games
William Watson
>steamed hams talk about co worker
Lincoln Thomas
>Co-Worker prepares an unforgettable luncheon
Zachary Allen
>fellow classmates start talking about vidya
>try to talk about the souls games
>"Woah, aren't those games like SUPER HARD, user? Like, you die and they send you back to the start, right user?"
Jackson Scott
>Teenage girl at work (daughter of some employee) starts talking about videogames
>"Wow user you love videogames too? That's so cool! My parents hate them"
>Tell her "Yeah, I have hundreds of games on steam"
>"Omg user, please adopt me!"
>Tell her "why would I want to adopt you?"
>"I will give you lots of love, the kind only a daughter could give"
>Awkward because we were in front of some other employees
>Somehow managed to switch the topic
Guys...
Evan Smith
>coworker brings up RDR2
Many such cases
Nicholas Mitchell
>co-worker starts
Adam Brooks
It's a lizardwoman user don't fall for it user DONT FALL FOR IT
Jaxon Rodriguez
>bring your daughter to work day
Aaron Wright
>10 years into the wage grind
>have a good income and can afford everything I wanted as a child/teen including my dream JDM car
>no longer feel any excitement or immense joy with vidya unless it's from my childhood
>recently played PSO on the dreamcast with my wife which reignited some old vidya feels
>still listen to pre 2010 vidya soundtracks which tickle the itch
Is it modern gaming that's the problem, or have I just changed? I can't honestly picture kids/teens in 15 years time reminiscing about fucking fortnite of all things
Zachary Perez
Brandon Hill
What do you think user?
William Cook
>mom starts talking about videogames
Brayden Clark
I doubt she realized how what she was saying sounded as she was saying it. Teenagers do that a lot, you'll understand soon enough.
Jacob Rogers
probably both honestly. yes the industry has changed but so did you. it's not a bad thing in this case
Nicholas Mitchell
>"I will give you lots of love, the kind only a daughter could give"
That sounds way dirtier than it should.
Joshua Evans
>Is it modern gaming that's the problem, or have I just changed?
The way to test this is by playing some oldfag games you haven't played yet.
Brody Anderson
I think modern gaming is fucking dog shit save for a few gems and anyone born after 1998 is a retard with a huge disadvantage in life purely because of the time they were put into the womb
Christopher Clark
>coworkers start talking about video games
>it's a good conversation
>we are now friends
give it a try user
Nicholas Jones
>buying something at the store
>cashier randomly small talks me
>so what are you doing
>just be honest and tell him im going to play vidya all day
>asks which one
>oh, i dunno...
>afraid hes gonna want to play with me
>just leave
and thats how you dont make friends, simple as
Joshua Peterson
That's actually a really good idea user, I will give this a go. I have tried this with remasters but we know they're not the same, I'll see what I can find!