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All time classic
>Man this game is lame, there aren't even any yellow switch palaces
Ah. a time before everything had to be coated in 10 layers of irony and cynicism and packed to manipulate an algorithm to get as many views as possible
Why does everything seem so much laid back and happier back then?
Because it was.
people weren't getting paid to do it back then. At least not on a scale like today. Now that it's a primary source of income, everything has to be advertiser friendly, a specific video length to most likely get recommended by the algorithm, and you have to pump them out on a consistent, bi-weekly schedule
It was, man. Everything pre-2012 was great.
inb4 2012 was the end of the world memes
Guess not exactly "ancient" but 2010 is alright.
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>Everything pre-2012 was great.
What about 9/11, the war on terror, and the recession?
9/11 was the end of the good times. 2007 is when mankind sealed its fate. It's been on a steady decline since then and is only going to get worse
>2010 was 12 years ago
>Political tensions weren't as high
>The ability to monetize youtube videos wasn't a thing available to most, meaning people didn't bend over for advertisers and algorithms
>The internet was still young enough to be a place you can goof off without worrying about anything you say or do becoming a permanent thing against you
Once money got involved, it was a race to the bottom.
one weird detail about spanish GTA SA loquendo is that a lot of those used the master spark mod, but since latinos have no idea what Touhou is and are obsessed with Dragon Ball, they always call it "kamehameha".