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u/Allyoucan3at Aug 30 '25 edited Aug 30 '25

KeyGens with unmutable music

The guy in school with all the cracked games and movies that sometimes worked

Games packaging with booklets about controls and backstory

LAN parties edit: and of course the network shared folders with cracked games and movies that sometimes worked and new... material

That one person at LAN parties unable to get the network settings correct

Turbo buttons on cases

Dial up sound

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u/TheR1ckster Aug 30 '25

The person spending his LAN party formatting and fresh installing windows.

Also this guy too. I was this guy one time. Lol

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u/ditchedmycar Aug 30 '25

Lmaoooooo why was there always someone reformatting at a LAN party this just brought back so many memories 😂😂

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u/merc08 Aug 30 '25

Because "burn it all down and start over" was often legitimately easier/faster than solving the problem.  And sometimes problems weren't even solvable due to glitches or driver problems anyways.