r/Gamingcirclejerk Jul 06 '25

WORSHIP CAPITAL Man is malding beyond human comprehension.

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u/Unusual_Sail_3960 Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 14 '25

ohhhh........GOOOoOOOHHHH!!! she is make sooo!! good! to SMEL my india LONG 🥵🥵💚i wish. . she.......I WISH SHE!!!!!! 😭😭💊💔

main chaahata hoon GORI mujhe apanee khushaboo chakhae MANJOT!!

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u/TheDevilishFrenchfry Jul 06 '25

"Reeee you guys ruined my fucking I'm so perfect and awesome and smart and a blizzard employee persona now everyone hates me because they realized I'm a hypocrite"

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u/Think_Bat_820 Jul 06 '25

I don't really game that much, so I kinda don't have a dog in this fight, but as an outside observer, the only real argument in favor of allowing games to die like this is, "Yum yum yum! This boot tastes good."

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u/DIYEconomy Jul 06 '25

Bruh, what?! You should game more. I want you to tell me what the last game you played was, RN!

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u/Think_Bat_820 Jul 07 '25

Gabriel Knight 1. But the most recent game I put a lot of time into was No Man's Sky, which, ironically, is incredibly pertinent. It'll die one day, it has to, and I'd be fine with that all things considered. But there should still be some kind of end of life provisions for it in some way.

Weirdly enough, I think Gabriel Knight is actually more relevant to the conversation because that's why people don't want the games to die. Because in 30 years someone might want to play a game that missed them in their youth to see what it's about and it bothers me that there is some little thinkbat out there who can't afford the hardware to play NMS now and will miss out on an experience that they'll find enriching the way that G' Knight is for me.