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holy shit that fucking tweet at 15:30, "nothing was risked and nothing was gained", my dude this is a fucking video game, NOTHING IS RISKED BY DEFINITION OF IT BEING A FUCKING GAME

shit like this makes the various "you die in the game you die in real life" movie/anime plots seems not even that out there, gamers would ABSOLUTELY sign up in droves for a game like that just so they can brag about how badass and hardcore they are, "you casual gamers don't even face the risk of actually dying, lol scrub"

  • gremlin [they/them]
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    2 years ago

    That is what happens when you solve a puzzle or learn a new skill.

    Only if you solve it in a reasonable timeframe. Spending 10 minutes stuck on a puzzle only to figure it out later makes me feel more bitter than anything, especially if it relies on assumptions that the game doesn't tell you.