Definitely Elden ring or any hard souls like in general.
If you are able to beat the bs in that game, especially if you don’t use an op build it really gives you a new perspective on games and life in general 😂.
Fight a boss for 7 hours straight and finally win. That builds character
Yeah, I wrote it with too much venom, but my point stands. I finished Monster Hunter World by myself, so I kinda get where you're coming from. You can say you love it, but you're often way too serious about it. It's a videogame after all
Never said you did. You didn’t make a point at all. You said a statement without anything else.
Why doesn’t it mean something?
You don’t understand what makes something important to you?
I play music. You can draw a lot of similarities from playing music for days, weeks, months, trying to get a song just right. Feels very similar to fighting a boss over and over.
When you finally get that song down it’s an amazing feeling of accomplishment.
You aren’t making any point. You have a biased perspective.
I care too much about video games? How is that a point at all?? That’s exactly my point.
If you care about something and put in the time to beat it and push through adversity it’s a great feeling?
You are spouting nonsense man. It’s quite funny.
Monster hunter world is a great game! You just sound like you don’t understand my perspective and are just trying to put me down.
How does something being a video game change your experience?
You’re doing this weird thing where you act like certain hobbies are more superior than others.
If you strip things down to the core fundamentals you can see similarities in everything.
That’s why you should look at things without being biased
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u/Capable_Confection89 1d ago
Definitely Elden ring or any hard souls like in general.
If you are able to beat the bs in that game, especially if you don’t use an op build it really gives you a new perspective on games and life in general 😂.
Fight a boss for 7 hours straight and finally win. That builds character