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zoomers ruined gaming!!
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>>727796002
There's literally nothing wrong with yellow paint. If you ever watched a streamer you would realize it helps the pace of the playthrough and thereby the enjoyment of the viewership.
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>>727796002
regardless. RE4R is a good game
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zoomers are a minority if you compare them to other generations (gen x just doesn't fuck)
zoomers are also currently not in charge in politics (and won't be for a very very very long time) and zoomers are not making games (maybe some of them are employed but they are not making design decisions)
so no, the premise that somehow zoomers ruined your favourite digital toys for teenagers is false, thus your thread is dogshit and you should feel ashamed of yourself
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>>727796135
>If you ever watched a streamer
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There is a fine line between "guiding" a player and lazily/sloppily ruining your games immersion and treating the player like a fool. Yellow paint crosses that line.
Developers used to use light and other more realistic or diagetic signposts.
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chud



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