Games aren't the same anymore. There is no imagination and wonder to them. Gamers arent in charge of games anymore. Playing a game from today is all about pushing hard and grinding, loot boxes and season passes. Old games you didnt care. You buy it, you got it. All of it. They were offline, no scoreboards or leader charts, no seasons. Here's a world to explore, have fun.
Games today make you feel like you're at work. Am I accomplishing anything? Old games you didn't care, you just like playing them. There was no sense of fomo built in.
I played Abe's Oddysee so much a mate of mine didn't believe I never used a walkthrough. I found the hidden rooms by myself because I loved playing it. And replaying it. Trying to free all 99 slaves.
Games aren't the same anymore. Blizzard is a perfect example of gamers making games and then having co-operations taking over. Warcraft 1,2,3. Diablo 1&2. World of warcraft. Amazing games until profits started steering game direction.
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Reply to What Is The Gaming Hill You Will Die On? by OutriderZero
Games aren't the same anymore. There is no imagination and wonder to them. Gamers arent in charge of games anymore. Playing a game from today is all about pushing hard and grinding, loot boxes and season passes. Old games you didnt care. You buy it, you got it. All of it. They were offline, no scoreboards or leader charts, no seasons. Here's a world to explore, have fun.
Games today make you feel like you're at work. Am I accomplishing anything? Old games you didn't care, you just like playing them. There was no sense of fomo built in.
I played Abe's Oddysee so much a mate of mine didn't believe I never used a walkthrough. I found the hidden rooms by myself because I loved playing it. And replaying it. Trying to free all 99 slaves.
Games aren't the same anymore. Blizzard is a perfect example of gamers making games and then having co-operations taking over. Warcraft 1,2,3. Diablo 1&2. World of warcraft. Amazing games until profits started steering game direction.