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> By my definition that's a crap game Even in the context of the original game release in 1996? > But millions of people have fun playing it and its a big par
by 2pEXgD0fZ5cF 5y ago
> By my definition that's a crap game
Even in the context of the original game release in 1996?
> But millions of people have fun playing it and its a big part of their lives
Yes and all they have to do for that is buy one of the many Pokemon games between 1996 and 2021 and start playing and enjoying the game for whatever it is they get out of it, be it story, gameplay, collecting or PvP.
Now where is the connection to cryptocurrencies and NFTs? Could you be specific?
- RedBeetDeadpool 5y ago> Even in the context of the original game release in 1996? The point of that comment was to say "crap" is an entirely subjective opinion. Myself telling you that yes it was crap even in 1996 is not going to change the validity of the sentence I just said. The connection which you aren't able to see which to me is extremely obvious, is that people who play with crypto "start playing and enjoying the game for whatever it is they get out of it, be it story, gameplay, collecting or PvP."
- 2pEXgD0fZ5cF 5y agoOh I got that, make no mistake. It's just that while that might be true for you or gp, I find the comparison dishonest. Cryptobros aren't in it as a hobby or because they "just enjoy the tech like other people enjoy pokemon", they want to make money with a speculative asset and spread false promises to rope in as many people as possible to drive up the price. If that is not the case, well let it crash. After all: You can still enjoy it without the gambling aspect or even popularity, can't you?