>>713291395
People didn't take as much shit for granted back then.
If you bought a game, you mastered it and unlocked all the secrets no matter how ass it was, because you didn't have access to infinite media at your fingertips like today
If you met someone in an online game you valued your friendship with them because online communication was novel, as opposed to today where people are online 24/7 and devalue other human beings from overexposure of having to read their stupid fucking opinions
We lived in our bubbles and we were happy. People today are being barraged with shit that doesn't affect them and are miserable as a result.