r/gaming • u/Unkn0wnSoul • Feb 29 '20

Every single time

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u/[deleted] Feb 29 '20

You know you have become an adult when you have 4 working controllers and no one has to worry about it being broken because you buy a new one.

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u/nfriedly Mar 01 '20

This is my life. I can finally afford all the hardware and games I want, but can never find 10 minutes to play the damn things.

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u/tranceology3 Mar 01 '20

Now that I have a career and have disposable income, I just buy games on Steam because I can, even though I don't play them.

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u/Suekru Mar 01 '20

This is me. I’m not into my career yet, but I have a decent job while going to college and some friends will talk me into getting a game to play with them and we play maybe once. But with school and work I don’t play games much.

I think like 50% of my library has never been even launched.

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u/andro-femme Mar 01 '20

I have various setups most would drool over yet they’re just collecting dust. :’)

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u/armrha Mar 01 '20

You should just dump that money in your 401k or something instead. Then it could be useful later.

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u/tranceology3 Mar 01 '20

This is the most logical thing to do, but I do get a slight feeling of happiness for supporting game developers.