How do used video games always manage to be in trash condition...

How do used video games always manage to be in trash condition? The case is always sitting on a shelf and taken off every once in awhile to swap games

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kids are fucking dumb

consoles are for poor people
poor people are niggers

I want to argue with you but I just can't.

Many people are too retarded to keep disks in their cases.

casuals dont knwo how to take care of thier possesions
so amny games have missing cases or cover art

there was a game i was gonna get at gamestop but when i went to find it instore it was generic case and the stores cover slip in it. so thats a lost sale

why cant they just make it policy to only accept complete games? its even easier now since theres no manuals to lose, just put a game back in its case you fucking retards or sell your incomplete shit to as pawn shop

Picking up discs by touching the shinny surface, leaving them on any random surface instead of their case, carelessly piling them one on top of the other, cleaning them with substances that damage the surface and in circling motions.
Many reasons retards ruin optical discs. Never buy used discs online, and always look at them before paying.

it's hard to accidentally destroy a bluray disc unlike back in the day where cd's and dvd's were extremely easy to scratch and disc rot.

poor people can't afford a DVD rewinder.

Most people don't care about the condition their stuff is in. I've had friends who keep disks half way off a table with the shiny side down, they lift it with their hands on the shiny bit, my mom keeps DVDs just sitting around on tables outside of their case randomly shiny side up or down, and my aunts keep their DVDs on tables shiny side down. With how little effort it takes to scratch disks when the shiny side is down I'm amazed any of their stuff works at all. It's also easily to accidentally spill stuff on cases, I accidentally spilled some water slightly on my Demon's Souls PS3 case and have to see that crinkled paper every time I want to go play it.

Blurays have changed things at last but most older people don't want to swap from DVD for some reason.

when you buy secondhand, you assume the seller is as sane as you. big mistake.
always assume they are retards that eat crayons. this is why it costs less than retail.
secondhand in mint condition is only preserved by scalpers and autist collectors, who both will treat it as a chinese vase.

Some people have an astounding capacity to not respect their belongings

Honestly when I was little I used to leave my disks out on the floor like an animal until I fucking stepped on my crash team racing disk and snapped it in half and tried to get my parents to buy me a new one after telling them what happened (spoiler they wouldn't). That learned me fucking good I took care of all my disks after that.

>noooo someone didnt take care of their trash and threw it away like trash but i bought their trash and im mad about it!
Physicalfags deserve to be hanged.

Niggers, too. And droogers. Doesn't matter what color they are.

>hanged
How? You don't have any rope.

I can tell you are a successful person.

I keep the boxes if I ever trade in at gamestop because they don't require them and used boxart can cost $10 or more on ebay.

I bought a series X for the backwards compatibility and have been buying old games on ebay and holy shit how do discs end up like this?

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dogs and babies are usually responsible for the most outrageous states beyond mere scratches

>check ebay to see if can snag some nice deal from time to time
>find a game I want for a fairly decent price
>"like new"
>click on it
>case broken
>cover damaged
>disc scratched

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