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touch grass.
I don't know u ppl irl but I know you're all good people who deserve to be freed from vidya.
okay done. took me like 2 minutes. what now ?
uninstall steam.
do you genuinely believe pretending to own a farm on my computer is reactionary or are you just acting like you think that
I don't think the devs or players of stardew valley are bad people, and I do think it does avoid the reactionary subculture that forms around most games. There is still something antisocial about playing a game where you have a computer simulate a crude simulacra of human interaction and a sense of community. At best it's a way to cope with the atomized hell world we live in, at worst it fucks up your perception of the world and takes time away from actually engaging with the world it mimics.
Okay, what about, like, any Mario game? Is there a reason you believe this applies to all computer games and not all movies?
Movies and TV and even books also pose some of the same danger. The closer somthing mimics human interaction without actually being human interaction the more antisocial it is. Maybe mario party or something where you're meant to play it with friends in person can be the exception. The other mario games are empty time sinks on par with doomscrolling tiktok or ig without the agitation. Your time is still better spent clubbing or something.
What you're describing is called "fun"
do drugs instead.
So true. I will get together with people to pretend to be vampires and knights and elves and go on magical adventures instead of doing the same thing on the computer
Yeah that is significantly better. TTRPGS are an actual social event where you interact with real people and see their faces and shit. Please go do that. But also in DnD in particular you're literally larping ethnic cleansing the ~~brown~~ greenskins
stop trying to sound like adorno without actually knowing anything about cultural critique. you come across pea brained
Don't know who that is. don't care. uninstall steam and go touch grass.
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