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That is exactly what I was talking about! You are portraying games as "immature activities" like "superhero movies", rather than just "movies". The same way th
by rujuladanh 7y ago
That is exactly what I was talking about! You are portraying games as "immature activities" like "superhero movies", rather than just "movies".
The same way there are more "mature" movie plots than those that you are (kind of) mocking, there are also more mature books than children stories, more varied music than pop summer songs and, indeed, more games than your "nth clone of shooting aliens".
By the way, I have had a nice daughter and health scares like anybody else, and no, that has nothing to do with maturity or with games becoming boring. There are many game genres and of course you like different ones when you are 15 vs. when you are 50. I literally thought like you in my early 30s, when I had literally zero free time and kept thinking "yeah I am past that, leave it to the young generation, I am responsible now".
- coldtea 7y ago>That is exactly what I was talking about! You are portraying games as "immature activities" like "superhero movies", rather than just "movies". On purpose. I don't consider them mature activities, and the world didn't consider them as such either, until the infantilization of the population post 90s. >and, indeed, more games than your "nth clone of shooting aliens" Yeah, but not much more.
- rujuladanh 7y agoHah! Because driving to the lake, playing poker and going to the movies in the mall makes oneself a very mature and serious person. Not like those immature infants that play games. Got it!
- rlonn 7y agoThe day you wake up and consider yourself "adult" is the day you start to die.