Is playing video games once reaching adulthood childish?

Escaping this gay nigger jew earth by consooming gay nigger jew entertainment? Dude...
New games are gay nigger jew entertainment. Older Final Fantasies, Devil May Cry, and an abundant of other older games are Straight Aryan Argatha entertainment. You bring up a valid point though.
 
One thing I'll never understand is people who have ungodly hours in games that are objectively just bad.
Like wtf is MOBA about, seriously? At least in like, Skyrim or whatever, you can lose hours doing endless random quests and explorations.
 
One thing I'll never understand is people who have ungodly hours in games that are objectively just bad.
Like wtf is MOBA about, seriously? At least in like, Skyrim or whatever, you can lose hours doing endless random quests and explorations.
You just dont get what its like to be the raped one match then the rapist in the next one.
 
Sometimes vidya can be actually useful. I’ve been playing some of my old pokemon games to kill time, and I’ve been practicing statistical techniques using things that come up in game

I’ve actually matured my skills noticeably, the games are just a vector for that, they give me sample problems to solve
 
We don't age out of books, film, or traditional arts so why would the same not apply to video games? The idea that you can "age out" of an entire medium is literally a jewish hollywood idea that manifested when animation was threaten their prestige. This continued to video games, since they have heavily cut into hollywood's potential profits. Notice how you see it a lot less when hollywood jews got their hooks into western video games.
I view it as damaging- at least with niggersports you go to venues, talk to people, and (occasionally) get out of the house. Gaming is a particularly isolating past time and only requires you and your console/PC. It's quite dystopian really.
Videya is far less isolating than most hobbies due to the existence of multiplayer games alone. If multiplayer didn't exist, it would be no more isolating than reading or watching something.
 
Noted but just don't buy your kids the games you don't want them playing. That's why the content ratings are there, to let parents see what the game includes.
I remember being 10 and my dad got me Vice City and acted all pissy when he saw what the game entailed, and all I could think of it says clearly "Blood and Gore", "Intense Violence", Strong Sexual Content", and so on. So he only has himself to blame when he walked in the store, asked the guy to get it from the case, held it in his hands, and didn't bother to look at anything other than the logo.
Which in and of itself "Grand Theft Auto" doesn't sound like a kid friendly game to begin with so I don't understand the surprise there. Just like "Mortal Kombat" doesn't sound like an innocent game for kids either. If my kid asks for HOOKER MURDER SIMULATOR 2026 I might raise an eyebrow and check it out before getting it for him.
Gamestop had to warn my mom that a game was rated M... when I was 17. Oh no, a 17 year old might see graphic violence and hear the fuck word. They probably had to do that because a parent somewhere actually did lose their shit over their 17 year old playing an M rated game.
Games can keep your brain sharp, help you focus, have quicker reflexes and on the spot thinking.
Especially in later years I think games can be used to help with fighting brain deterioration.
I'm seeing vidya do wonders for my mom in this department.
There's an old lady on Youtube obsessed with RPGs, particularly JRPGs, for this reason. Bit of a mindfuck seeing a little old 90 year old granny wearing weeb game merch. Forgot her name.
 
Gamestop had to warn my mom that a game was rated M... when I was 17. Oh no, a 17 year old might see graphic violence and hear the fuck word. They probably had to do that because a parent somewhere actually did lose their shit over their 17 year old playing an M rated game.
I imagine it didn't have anything to do with you being 17 because M is 17 and up. I would assume a gamestop employee would know that. It probably was a parent that flipped their shit over a game they bought their own child without doing any looking into it before hand and expected them to spoonfeed them what's clearly listed on the box and the employee didn't want a repeat and was being courteous which I don't see a problem with.
If I saw a parent walk in with a little kid and pick up say "Leisure Suit Larry" or something I'd probably mention they should take a look at it first if they're getting it for the kid.

But then again I can only imagine if I did anything to risk losing a sale (or forgot to bug the customer a million times about signing up for rewards) gamestop would have me castrated for it immediately after. I don't think that GS employee did anything wrong beside perhaps being a bit overzealous and maybe annoying about it.
 
I imagine it didn't have anything to do with you being 17 because M is 17 and up. I would assume a gamestop employee would know that. It probably was a parent that flipped their shit over a game they bought their own child without doing any looking into it before hand and expected them to spoonfeed them what's clearly listed on the box and the employee didn't want a repeat and was being courteous which I don't see a problem with.
Didn't have a problem with it, either. Just thought it was funny looking back on it. It wasn't even one of the usual suspects like GTA, it was a niche Japanese game with a romanized name. Something no parent would ever accidentally buy Little Timmy for Christmas.
 
Didn't have a problem with it, either. Just thought it was funny looking back on it. It wasn't even one of the usual suspects like GTA, it was a niche Japanese game with a romanized name. Something no parent would ever accidentally buy Little Timmy for Christmas.
Sounds like he was just being a dick then lmao.
Maybe trying to embarrass you in front of your mom maybe. I could see that happening at a gamestop for sure. I saw one GS employee pretty much shit on a guy for buying a copy of lollipop chainsaw. Which, is it a coomer game? Yes. Was it fun? Yeah, it wasn't too shabby, I think it deserves its cult following. I don't know where a GS employee gets the gall to shit on a customer like that though it was more awkward for the people in line than embarrassing for anyone else.
 
Do you play video games after 30? Pssh, childish.
Do you watch movies after 30? Pssh, childish.
Do you listen to music after 30? Pssh, childish.
Do you read books after 30? Pssh, childish.
Do you do anything that's propose is entertainment after 30? Pssh, childish.

Are you a soulless economic unit after 30 so your betters can do all those things? Now that's more like it, Mr. Maturity!
 
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Do you play video games after 30? Pssh, childish.
Do you watch movies after 30? Pssh, childish.
Do you listen to music after 30? Pssh, childish.
Do you read books after 30? Pssh, childish.
Do you do anything that's propose is entertainment after 30? Pssh, childish.

Are you a soulless economic unit after 30 so your betters can do all those things? Now that's more like it, Mr. Maturity!
That's the biggest problem with the whole "stop having fun" people. They do not view human beings as people, but as batteries for an economic system that treats them like shit while only making the top 1% live better. Of course, these same people don't object to the top 1% living like gods and doing whatever they wanted. For instance, they don't give a shit that rich people go to Dubai so they can literally shit on poor supermodels. Nor do they give a shit when their ministers are caught bedding twink boys, which is literal Sodomy, a crime that screams out to God for vengeance.

It's mostly because the gamers do not have a large enough representation on the old boys' club which constitute a lot of these older parties. They feel free to pick on gamers. They won't pick on the lazy fat assholes who sit in front of the TV the whole day watching the same game they watched 20 years ago be played over and over again, for instance. It's basically boomer corporate logic where if you're not slaving away in a job you don't like while you're 30, you're not a man.
 
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