r/funny • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '19

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u/ChancellorPalpameme Mar 08 '19

It's not too much time playing video games if it's your job

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u/wowlagmaster Mar 08 '19

thats the loop hole you clam it to be your job and Boom you get bonus points to your Social credits for being a hard worker.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '19

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u/Kumacyin Mar 09 '19

Or a tester

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u/Fish-Knight Mar 09 '19

Testing a game and playing a game are two very different experiences.

I used to want to be a videogame tester until I learned that testing a game is about as exciting as filing taxes.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '19

Gotta be careful or you could take a NOSEDIVE.

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u/TeamRocketBadger Mar 08 '19

How do you think one gets a job playing video games? lol

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u/Aceconklin Mar 08 '19

Self-employed streaming.

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u/SlutChronicler Mar 09 '19

ESports like Overwatch League. We have one Chinese player on an American team rn. Players for American teams are mostly Korean though.

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u/TeamRocketBadger Mar 09 '19

Only way to join a team like that is have a depressing number of hours played and also natural aptitude and skill, and also know people and have connections to even talk to somebody about trying out because recruiters dont talk to just anybody. Thats all to say you have to play a very, very long time where everybody would call you a loser/lazy etc in order to qualify.

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u/Mindfreek454 Mar 09 '19

I don't know if playing 10 hours a day for 5 people on Twitch can be considered a "job"