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I'm 30. I don't enjoy video games anymore because they are so unrealistic. So few games have destructible environment, no dismembered corpses, no gore, enemies are bullet sponge, movements and animations are too fast unlike real world, characters are too buff which should make them unathletic and slow, there is no laws of physics.
Wake me up when there is a realistic shooter/rts/vehicular combat/simulation/racing with all of these features.
Happens in your country?
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>>>/v/
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>>226018344
Check the last sentence he's good
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>>226018089
>30
stop talking about video games gramps
go get married and have children or something
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>>226018089
zoomers don't need any of that stuff so long as they can dress up their character models in 178 different outfits.
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Thats what made counter strike successful
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>>226018089
Yeah. Video games are so pointless and unrealistic. Anyway back to my 9-5 grind to get Mr Shekelberg his 5th yacht!
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>>226018528
I'm waiting full release of Battlefield 3: Reality Mod. Battlefield 3 has destructible environment. Reality mod makes it realistic at decent level.
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>>226018089
have you tried growing up? shooters are for children and low iq drones anyway



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