What game anon?

Bioshock Infinite

Hunipop.

>>713489115 (OP)
karryns prison

>>713489115 (OP)
Nobody understands this image because nobody knows what smoking feels like.

Elden Ring
exhibition 33
MGS3
RE4
Deus Ex

>>713489115 (OP)
Super Mario Bros.

Deus Ex

youtubers must get that feeling a lot considering their clickbait titles

>>713489115 (OP)
ffxiv, it did it too me twice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlriIMunwJQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmP-1zELQZg

>>713489115 (OP)
Deus Ex
Revival Xanadu
Ys 2
SMT1
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile

>>713489183
>>713489202
>>713489302
>>713489332
>>713489340
slop
>>713489258
real shit

>>713489115 (OP)

Cyberpunk 2077

Expedition 33

>>713489115 (OP)
Moon: RPG. I thought it was kinda dumb and gay at first but it grew on me and i made a genuine effort to interact with people more after word

>>713489115 (OP)

>>713489115 (OP)
If a game changed your life, you are a very shallow and vapid person.
I don't see how anything less than a book could change my life, which is precisely why the first thing I thought about was IHNMAIMS.

>>713489115 (OP)
To the Moon.

>>713489920
Go over to /lit/ then, jackass.

>>713489989
No, because I like vidya. I just don't pretend it's deep like some easily-impressed zoomie who thinks that the funny mother 3 copycat changed his life.

>>713489115 (OP)
Minds Beneath Us.

>>713489115 (OP)
Persona 3.

Fate Stay Night, Fate route.

>>713490145
Then you haven't played the right games, simple as that.

call of duty: modern warfare 3

>>713490145
It doesn't have to be deep to have a profound impact on you anon. TTGL is my favorite anime , and it's a dumb campy robot show

>>713489920
>If a game changed your life, you are a very shallow and vapid person.
I am
If I'm such an amazing person I wouldn't be in this shithole criticizing others

Visual novels are video games

Dead Space 2.

>>713489115 (OP)
Lufia 2.

only game that "changed my life"

>>713489115 (OP)
Super Metroid when I was 8. With a lolipop instead of a cigar.

>>713489115 (OP)
>>713489115 (OP)
Ethnic cleansing

>>713489115 (OP)

Undertale, Metal Gear Solid 3, Shadow of the Colossus, Elden Ring, Legend of Grimrock 2, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, XCOM 2, Persona 4, Half-Life 2, Grim Fandango, Klonoa Door to Phantomile, Black Mesa, F.E.A.R., Antichamber, Portal 2, FTL: Faster Than Light, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Rogue Legacy 2, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night

sometimes its the gameplay, sometimes is the story, sometimes is the soundtrack, sometimes is the hype moments, the best of them all, combine all of those elements

>>713489115 (OP)
>Anons giving boring ass surface answers
Every one us knows the real shit comes from those niche pixel games made a single schizophrenic eastern european living in the woods somewhere.

>>713489115 (OP)
Hypnospace Outlaw

>>713490715
>Says we give boring ass answers
>doesn't say his own
Well spit it out, cunt, what game changed your life?
>>713490725
Also, based. Damn shame about Dreamsettler

>a video game changed my life
>picture of anthropomorphic cartoon cat doing a slow & long pull on his cigar in a scene no one fucking remembers
Yeah, man. Can totally relate.

>>713489920
it's gonna change your life in a way you remember playing something really fucking sick, unlike anything else you've played

>>713489115 (OP)
Persona 4 made me appreciate my friends more

>And thank YOU... The player!

RDR2

>>713490402
>profound impact
>TTGL
Some of you manchildren really need to grow up.

Im too beaten down and old to get that feeling anymore.
I think when you are younger, trauma / problem free, the idea of exploring darkness in media has such a novelty.
>Ooo imagine going through this kind of betrayal
>Ooo imagine going through loss like this
>Ooo imagine if life was this horrible

Once you actually experience those things in real life, I lost all interest in reliving it in fiction. I just want fun games now to counter the growing sadness in myself.

>this game changed my life!
>how?
>it just did, ok?

>>713491028
>>713489536
Alright, fair. Disco Elysium changed my life by giving me hope for a better tomorrow, no matter how low life can seem to get. The sun will always rise, and you will have another day to try to be better.

>>713490798
Most recent one was Noita. It's physically impossible to complete that game without developing severe autism.

>>713491185
>Look at steam page
Nevermind then. Looks sick as fuck.

>>713489115 (OP)
i havent been able to finish a game in a long time

i always stop just by the end act

I played BG3, got to the credits, and felt nothing as the credits rolled. Never felt challenged, never had a hard decision to make, and most of the memories had already faded.

I then played Cyberpunk 2077 with the Phantom Liberty DLC, and when the DLC credits started to roll, I just sat there for the twelve minutes or so it took for them to finish. It's not really a fair comparison, because the whole Phantom Liberty ending is just an ever-escalating situation of shit getting worse and worse and worse, and then the climax hits and you're just trying to not break from complete exhaustion.

When the credits start rolling, the music is perfect.

>>713489115 (OP)
MGS2 but the real kicker was after the credits

999

The story in the game got me interested in them again. Honestly I enjoyed the mystery so much that when I went into work the next day and I hadn't finished it, I spent most of my day thinking about all the foreshadowing and what the story implications were. The finale really paid off on original hardware

>ctrl+f astlibra - 0 results

>>713489115 (OP)
a video game has not done this to me

>what the fuck is a torpedo ted?

>>713490556
>what do you get for saving the world and spending all your life resurrecting the earth?
>to die alone in a deserted village from your childhood

>>713492676
You must be shallow then

>>713489287
I like cigarettes but I just puff them since I’m pretty weak towards nicotine and don’t want lung cancer

>>713492249
My man

>>713489536
>>713491172
DETECTIVE
ARRIVING
ON THE SCENE

Saw 2
I started to hate videogames after that blunder

>>713493264
>I exist.
>I exist too.
Absolute Kino.

>>713489287
I know zoomers smoke the least of all generations, but is it to the point that they never smoked a single cigarette?

expedition 33
the man who erased his name
persona 3 and 5
>>713492249
I'm gonna finally play it after I finish Nier Automata

>>713489115 (OP)
BG3
RDR
Deus Ex
E33
Returnal

>>713493681
*RDR2

>>713489115 (OP)

>>713489115 (OP)
Witch's House

True ending was a gutpunch

>>713489115 (OP)
Skyrim.
I dont look at games, books and music the same anymore.

>>713489115 (OP)
>game that changes your life

>>713490725
I tried it on gamepass and was bored as shit. When does the gameplay start?

>>713489115 (OP)
Nine Sols

MiSide left me so depressed and sad that it actually pressured me to go out and land a date with a girl for the first time in my life (I'm in my 30s) shortly after playing it. I fucked it up and it didn't turn into a relationship and I haven't been able to get any dates since but yeah. Thank you MakenCat & Umeerai.

Persona 4

>>713489115 (OP)
All the metal gear games (yes even 4 fuck you I know most of it sucked but it was the culmination of years of snake suffering and I was happy to see him get some peace at the end).

>>713489115 (OP)
Helyeah mouthafucka
>*inhales*

>>713489287
Good

>>713494253
Annoying people is never a consideration to men.

>>713494375
to niggers*

>>713493532
Seeing your old man die long and slow of COPD usually quashes any cravings for nicotine sticks, in my personal experience. Or vapes for that matter, really anything that you smoke.

>>713489115 (OP)

I am a high school teacher and this one slaps, its a bit dorky but it has adult jokes so its pretty good

Cosmonious high

>final cutscnse has the main character sitting alone
>door opens
>And now... the time has come

>reddit prompt about games le changed my life!
>answers are elden ring, resident evil, deus ex, undertale, disco elysium, expedition 33, metroid, other indie shit, baldurs gate, cyberpunk, returnal
Not surprising. I keep telling you people these are reddit games and you deny it but then I constantly get proven right

>>713494626
>COPD
You get copd from living in a polluted city
Also if you stop smoking for 30 days every year or two no COPD for you

>How Dark Souls Changes You As A Person

>>713489115 (OP)
VTMB

>>713489115 (OP)
Katawa Shoujo

>>713489115 (OP)
deltarune chapter 4
that fucking dog has me in his clutches

>>713489115 (OP)
All 20 minutes of the FFVI credits.

Glorious

>>713489115 (OP)
I was homless when I beat Dark Souls because a dear friend let me play it when I got time away from the shelter.
Seeing the credits end with you standing in a jail cell again literally brought me to tears and taught me a resolve so profound that I now have my own bed to sleep in.

Never give up.
There are no mistakes.
There is only learning.

>>713493532
I've had plenty of second hand since I was a toddler because of my chain smoking mom if that counts

>>713489920
No Mouth changed your life? Are you in like middle school or some shit? Grow the fuck up and read more.

>>713489115 (OP)
Dark Souls 1, same message as Berserk

>keep struggling, keep trying, slowly but surely things will get better, your effort will pay off

>a game changing your life

I love some games a lot. Like almost my favorite thing ever. But changing your life? Come on.

>>713489115 (OP)
It didnt change my life but Fallout2 gave me that feeling, it was a very memorable adventure and not other game compared.
(games that changed my life were the ones Ive got involved in long-term ie community and modding)

>>713489115 (OP)
There is not a single game on earth that has ever changed anyone's life in any meaningful way.

>creates a thread with either OP image or the kermit pic
>anons share what games were important for them
>say their fav games are shit or they're retarded

why you keep doing this?

>>713489920
>>713491028
>>713493910
>>713494993
>>713495085
>>713496018

>>713491301
What ending did you get? I got the one where he lost everything and everyone but the chip wouldn't kill him anymore. Felt right to me.

>>713489115 (OP)
Closest was PMD EoS as a kid, but I was crying instead.
The adult version of that was Strongest Man Kurosawa, though it's a manga. I've never felt so inspired by a piece of media.

>>713491259
why, do you just lose interest or you dont want them to be over and think you can still play them later?

All of them, I don't play shit games.

>>713489115 (OP)
when I was a little kid actually buckling down and doing the fucking triforce piece part of windwaker and beating it and watching the credits with all the faces floating around in bubbles made me feel that way. not that the game was that great but I was impressed with myself that I had the tenacity to get through that bullshit

>Fromsoftware made me accept being trans

>>713489920
take it easy pseudo, you aren't impressing anyone here

>>713496067
I did not create the thread, nor say anyone's favorite game was shit. I simply said a game will not change your life as the image implies. Not even a book will change your life.

I wouldn't say it changed my life but its sorta how i felt watching the credits roll after beating Metal Gear Revengeance.

The whole back end of that game was a fuckin ride, and then you just have the chill credits song playing over the visual of Raiden's sword.

>>713496018
I have a job, good friends and wife - all because of games

>>713496427
Schizo behavior

>>713496335
it's not something i do conscious really but i catched the pattern i guess

i just lost 100% of interest in it when im like 90% in
when i finish the game i have to force myself to do it

>>713495085
Why is /v/ like this?

>What Sekiro teaches us about change

>>713489115 (OP)
Soma

Unlike every other game in this thread this one actually deserves to be mentioned

>>713496758
mental illness website

>>713496769
Almost all but one of your posts with this image mentions a soulsborne game, what do you hate about them anon

>>713489115 (OP)
You people really didn't think Tom was gonna beat Wylie did you?

>Dark Souls cured my depression

xenogears
deus ex
megaman zero 1-4
Ys VIII

>Bloodborne is a love letter to gamers

Dark Souls 2, now that's one kinotastic game full of sovl

>>713496676
What game, you lying faggot?

>>713489536
>>713489673
>>713489678
All three

>>713491185
the end boss is easier than every other boss in the game if you choose to not to power him up
shit like the sun quest though is only accessible to someone with enough patience to get dicked into a pit of something on fire while it tells you to shut the fuck up and take it

>>713489115 (OP)
It didn't change my life, but it took me a minute after beating muv luv.
>the credits song is the fucking opening theme

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 had me wishing for that memory deleting gadget from Men in Black so I could do a totally fresh replay.

>>713498764
I never understood this, whats wrong with replaying a game you've already beaten, I feel often times that gives me more enjoyment and appreciation for the work

>>713498831
I really don't enjoy repeating things and an immediate replay wouldn't activate my neurons like the first time did. I'll do NG+ in a year or two, I have shit memory anyway.

Vidya can be art.

>>713489920
Based Quentin telling it like it is.

>>713497271
CS

>>713493613
You should add Automata to the list

>>713489115 (OP)

>>713489115 (OP)
None

>>713493532
>zoomers smoke the least of all generations
Depends where you're from. I'm Gen Z, I'm a smoker, and most of the Gen Z kids I grew up with either smoke or get their nicotine in other ways. It's 1 in 4 among Gen Z that smokes , which is a good thing overall but I think it's like 40% that consume nicotine in general.

Main reason is that people have become addicted to technology instead , we're also on track to become the most obese generation too.

>>713494253
Why do people always have this hierarchy of vices? Gambling and drinking and smoking all done in moderation are fine. If you're gambling addict you're going to lose all of your money and possibly get yourself into deep shit with criminal, of you're too much of a drunk you can become an alcoholic and die, if you smoke a pack a day you're gonna get copd and die a miserable death.

I've never understood why people do this except that they want to make excuses for whatever their preferred vice is or they want to pretend that they have no res vice

Pathologic 2 made me accept I'm gonna die one day and that's okay

>>713492770
Fuck off moviebob

>>713495596
Better not go hollow nigga

>>713489920
trvth nvke

>>713496769
I don't know, but "hesitation is defeat" quote is pretty dope and it goes well onto almost anything in life imo

>>713499187
>calling out a fallacy using another fallacy
this meme came from plebbit, didn't it?

>>713489536
>>713491172
You people are an embarrassment

>>713489115 (OP)
armored core 6

>>713489115 (OP)
Obra Dinn
Ace Attorney Trilogy, I might have studied to be a lawyer had I played that earlier
Zero Escape 999

>>713490145
you are a fucking midwit retard dont understand most of the word youre using
PEOPLE CHANGE BASED ON THEIR KNOWLEDGE IT DOESN'T MATTER WHERE THEY LEARN THAT FROM STUPID FICTIONS CONSUMERS FAGGOT YOU NEVER SMART FUCKIN FAT FUCK SELF-LOATHING ENTERTAINMENTS SLOPPERS YOU BOOKS AS AN ESCAPISM LIKE A FUCKING SELF LOATHING LOSER

>>713489115 (OP)
kakolookiyam

>>713489115 (OP)
Touhou technically made me get fit and eat healthy in order to be able to finish the games.

>>713499409
No one is going to play your low end SEA Slop.

>>713489115 (OP)
I don't think there is one.
I have also never seen a movie or read a book that "changed my life".
There have been several that lingered with me, made me think and stayed on my mind for some time, but none of those ever "changed" anything, all my personal changes came through life itself.

Like, what does "changed my life" even mean?
Did it make me a better or worse person?
Did I learn something so profound that I change my ways according to it?
It's a dumb question.

>>713496018
incorrect, i managed to buy a house thanks to vrchat

>>713489867
Only good answer so far.

>>713492249
This is the greatest game of all time

>>713491002
How would you feel if you hadn't had breakfast this morning?

>>713489287
Smoking looks cool, and I enjoy the process of breathing in and out. But it stinks like shit, and I dont get anything from nicotine besides an uncomfortable head rush. I just pull the air into my mouth and blow it out again, and that doesnt feel right to me. I wish they werent bad for you because smoking is fun and gives something for my adhd brain to focus on when im doing nothing.
Just another day in the life of our lives in this hellish reality.

>>713489115 (OP)
stray

>>713493532
I've tried smoking tobacco a few times. It just gives me a headache. Can't understand it.

>>713489115 (OP)

>>713505850
My first cigarette, beer, shot, weed hit, shroom dose, acid trip, all hooked immediately. I decided to stop at hard drugs.
>captcha: AYAY4
fuck 'outta here

>>713489115 (OP)
it made me kinder
I think more people on /v/ should listen to Hanekoma

>>713489183
based and unfiltered

>>713493532
Half of the people that I know between 20 and 30 has smoked at least once in their lifes.
The most interesting thing is that absolutely everyone I've met drinks alcohol, but I've yet to meet anyone who neither drinks nor smokes like I do.

>>713489115 (OP)
baba is you kind of gave me this feeling, but didn't really change my life.

>>713493910
Okami, persona 4, twd season 1, expedition 33, rdr 2

>>713508165
the last guardian, ico, mgs 3

Cyberpunk at the end of the dlc, i got the bad ending and it fucked me up fr

>>713489115 (OP)
Dolls Nest, I don't even know why, objectively there's nothing outstanding about it but it just all came together for me in a way I can't explain.

>>713489115 (OP)
Clair Obscur
>>713489183
>Bioshock Infinite
Yeah man, the bell puzzle really activated my almonds. Also all the overt anti-American imagery and fucking my daughter really made me think.
>>713489287
>nobody
Does your European hellstate ban cigars? I have a Cuban on my desk.
>>713489340
Based

>>713489115 (OP)
To The Moon, but I'm pretty sure if I replayed it now it wouldn't have the same effect.

Outer Wilds
Expedition 33
Undertale

>>713489867
2 was so fucking lame by comparison

>>713489867
>>713505624
>>713508734
Portal 1 is an hour long glorified tech demo with braindead simple puzzles and such dry and boring characters and writing compared to the sequel.

Portal 2 improved on the first game in every conceivable way. The first game just felt like a chore.

>>713508794
Really? Because everything in Portal 2 felt forced as fuck. The potato, Cave Johnson, the reddit core, all of it felt super fucking forced.
It had less areas where you could open portals, leading to much more straightforward and linear gameplay.
It also outstayed its welcome, whereas the first Portal left you wanting more.
Sure the first 80% of the first portal is very easy NOW, but at the time it was an extremely new mechanic that took some getting used to. The atmosphere was much stronger too.

1 felt like art, 2 felt like a theme park ride

>>713489920
Kek what you referenced is literal cape shit tier for lit. People who demarcate stimulus based on medium are brainlets. Anything and everything that touches the little simulation machine in your brain can have an impact. You aren't smart enough to understand what creates new memories if you think medium differences are the factor that matters.

>>713489673
It should have had 1 really good ending instead of like 6 mid ones

>>713508938
>>713508938
>muh reddit
Instantly outting yourself as a midwit subhuman

>>713509117
I see the discussion ends here, then

earthbound and vagrant story were the most recent ones when I played them over covid. ffvii, viii and x did it to me when i was a child

Ive been chasing that high ever since and havent even come close. dqviii has pretty good but just another stereotypical fantasy romp at the end of the day. feels bad man

>>713502320
Nope he was a real dude way back. Got arrested for being a pedo.

>>713489115 (OP)
Cave Story made me realize that there is more to vidya than big publishers, which i guess is lifechanging

>>713491002
someone really needs to shoot you in the head with at least a 45acp

>>713508938
Portal 2 had better writing, characters, pacing, puzzles, novel gameplay mechanics, and graphics/effects.

Portal 1 was just a series of dull and simplistic puzzles that felt like a proof of concept or tech demo. Simultaneously too short while also feeling like an absolute drag.

>1 felt like art, 2 felt like a theme park ride
In other words, 1 just came up with an original proof of concept, 2 actually made that idea into an enjoyable game.

If you want Portal but better in every possible way, you should just play the Witness.. but that would filter you almost immediately considering you found Portal 1 to be difficult.

>>713502320
No, Quentin is a tripfag from /v/ who used to post here a long time ago. He made a lot of images like that.
Funnily enough anons allegedly found out he used to smoke weed himself.

>>713489287
Good. Daily reminder that all smokers should be killed.

>>713508938
Average Portal 1 fan KEK

>>713489115 (OP)
Metal Gear Solid

>>713489536
This, so far as recent memory anyway. Probably Halo 3 before that.

>>713489115 (OP)
>a game that changes your life
are you 12?

>>713489115 (OP)
>game that changes your life
In what way? No video game story is that impactful

>>713493532
Never smoked a cigarette, I smoked a few joints though. Barely even felt anything.

>>713509805
Didn't inhale then, clearly.

Not life-changing, but a pretty compelling last one was yesterday. Got done with this game called Vietnam War: it's like a solodev-made open-world shooter largely set in South Vietnam (the North is there but there's nothing to do so far) where there's no plot and you can either do your random missions like protecting a village or capturing victory points across Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. It's not good right now, but it's fun: villages burning, B-52s obliterating things so hard you can basically create a river or blast a mountain into submission with craters enabled, artillery everywhere, Vietnamese crawling out and all that. You can play as the Vietnamese, but I really didn't want to do anything with them at that point.
30 hours later, I've captured all the victory points except the one near Laos's capital in the Plain of Jars. I'm so deep into the enemy territory it'd be much easier for me to reach Hanoi than the DMZ line. Still, I capture it, go back to the airbase from which I captured the point, get on a plane and ride right back to Saigon. Because it's not a jet, it takes like 10-15 minutes just flying back while you can only watch the jungle and the hills.
There is an "endgame" to all this. You don't have to capture anything: once you do a full tour of service, you can just go home. You can buy property, join the police, steal things from people's houses etc. It's not ready yet like anything else, but it's there. I grab a ticket to my home city and board a plane while everything behind me is exploding: someone is shooting nearby.
I get off the plane, there's a bunch of anti-war protesters near the exit, but they're not protesting me. I get in a car and drive to my home city. I have 70,000$ in my pocket after 7 tours of service, so I don't have to work for the rest of my life. There's a helicopter in the sky, but it's not for me or anyone. The game gives a tip to look out for objectives but there aren't any since I'm not in South Vietnam. My war is over.

>>713489536
Shame the ending is a wet fart and the gameplay, quests, and RPG mechanics are fucking abysmal.

>>713509706
ok midwit

>>713489115 (OP)
how does a videogame change your life? calm down, you sound like the crying star wars react faggot.

>>713489115 (OP)
What sort of subhuman have their life changed by a fucking game lmao

>>713494874
Do those kids know their teacher's a faggot that supports faggot slop?

>>713509861
>Shame the ending is a wet fart
The fuck are you on about? What did you expect, a FF boss?

>>713490556
Ark fell into a deep sleep...
And Ark dreamt his last dream...
It was a dream of becoming a bird...
and seeing the world grow older.

>>713508938
>the reddit core
If they wanted to appeal to redditors, they would've had cake jokes again.

>>713499187
Terrible logic in this meme.

>>713509846
Be real: are you the dev of this shit

>>713510013
No, it was just some forced feel good bullshit that briefly acknowledged and then promptly ignored all the decisions made prior to that point. Also the resolution of the case being some random schizo with no relevance to the story or any of the characters that you have no way to access until the last 30 minutes of the game is an incredibly lazy cop-out

>>713489115 (OP)
unironically

>>713510115
Also the game acknowledging the cryptid as being both very real and (allegedly) partially responsible for the murder was just so fucking corny I don't think my eyes could roll back any further.

>>713510102
Nah, I saw it from a Vinesauce stream. and really got into it since unscripted ugly games without anything to follow like McDickie stuff or Kenshi or Matchless Kungfu are my shit.
Do NOT buy this now if you want a fun experience from start to finish; rather wait for it to be released. People use RPGs all the time before shooting so you feel like you're getting shot at by a Katyusha, you can randomly ramp into heaven while trying to get into a tunnel, sometimes you get killed so hard you wake up dead in a hospital and die again before being finally let out, I still have no idea how squads actually work etc. It's only fun if you can handle it.
If you want a tip, the dev has another game called Winter War 1939. It's a bit fucking shit since he never finished it (there are actual objectives and all, but you can't do anything) besides having funny skiing mechanics and an ability to just build a tank or a plane at any moment, so he made another one instead using some of its mechanics as a base. The dev had some money problems along with having to care for his parents and this one being actually sort of good helped him with it so I expect it to be cared about more and the patches are coming on the regular. During my playthrough, I think 13 patches have been done.

>>713507273
Im the opposite. Never been addicted to anything. There was a time where I would party a lot and so would drink and smoke every day and once I stopped partying I never had an urge to do either. Same with weed. I never enjoyed it and it just made me anxious so I stopped trying it altogether. Benzos are the closest ive been to being "addicted" as in once I ran out I wanted to get more, but it wasnt so much an urge as it was just such a nice experience that I wanted to do it again. Maybe if I had easy access it wouldve got me? But I knew of its risks so I feel like I wouldve just stopped myself.

kinda stared at my tv screen when i finished enslaved odyssey to the west

>>713509660
Extremely based

>>713489115 (OP)
none of them because i'm not some redditor who gets their life "changed" by a video game

>>713489115 (OP)
Are you so empty that a shitty toy will change you forever?

>>713489920
The only "people" having their lives changed by a book are women reading Eat Pray Love who then go on a journey to "find themselves" but all they find is aids.

>>713510289
>>713510115
Ohhh so you just got filtered, I see.

>>713511173
What books have you read?

>>713510171
same

>>713490556
/thread

>>713508938
1 was a glorified tech demo. 2 was a retarded consolized version of the first game with more of the unfunny writing and a far gayer atmosphere. They dumbed down the game immensely by preventing you from placing portals anywhere non-important.

Neither game is good, but while Portal 1 is a 6/10 tech demo that was fine to play for free, Portal 2 is a 2/10 pile of shit that cost 30 bucks (more than the entire orange box at launch).

>>713511406
guess I'm glad you agree 2 was worse

>>713511294
Fun shit like Halo, The Godfather, Harry Potter, LotR, Artemis Fowl, and Eisenhorn, because books aren't that deep either and fun is the only thing in life that matters.

>>713511406
Contrarian brainrot.

>>713489115 (OP)
Planescape Torment
It literally changed my life and perception on life

>>713489115 (OP)
Disco Elysium, Deltarune, Mass Effect
Those are KINO games with KINO sidekicks ready to die for you

>>713489115 (OP)
kwarurariru

>>713489115 (OP)
Death stranding 2. It made me a better person.

>>713511825
More proof that allowing children to use the internet was a colossal mistake.

>>713492249
My fucking NIGGA. This game got me into small-scale jap indie games. It’s been a wild ride.

>>713511639
Ah, so you're female-brained, got it.

>>713489287
Feels like bags of sand.

>>713489115 (OP)
monster hunter world but i haven't soloed at velkhana

>>713489920
An 11-page creepypasta changed your life?

>>713511881
Im 30 and he is right

TWEWY and its sequel NEO
FFIV, VI, VIII, X, and XIV’s Endwalker expac (Zenos fight is absolute kino) i’m beyond upset how Dawntrail has gone.
Demons Roots, Black souls 2, SEQUEL, and Lona have all moved me
Astlibra: words cannot describe how I felt.
Kingdom Hearts, basically the whole series.
There’s many more, but really these ones stand out because i’ll NEVER forget them.

>>713489115 (OP)
>game that changes your life

>>713489115 (OP)
This image is ackshually about developing hemorrhoids from constant sitting while gaming.

>>713498616
>ctrl+f muv luv
I will never meet you or interact with you again, but always know that in this way we are brothers.

I would give a lot to play Dead Space 1 and 2 for the first time again.

>>713512763
>you will never /ss/ with your guardian angel bunny from the TV.
why even bother...

>>713512827
1 sure, but 2 gets better with every play through imo

>>713489115 (OP)
What are good ideas for credits? Best one I saw is unfortunately cyberpunk'd. Lame wall of text is lame.

>>713513145
can't go bad with a medley of the most iconic themes as photos of your journey and the effects of your actions throughout the game get displayed along the text

I love how no one ever says HOW the game/movie/book changed their life.
It's never about them leaving a long-term abusive relationship, or changing career fields, or developing a passion for an extreme sport.
Always just: "it made me sit and think for a bit."

>>713513416
Kek

>>713489115 (OP)
>What game anon?
None. I've actually lived and experienced things, good and bad, so games don't really have that kind of impact for me. They're just games, nothing more.

>>713513380
Good idea. Does Rdr2 have this? I don't remember. Displaying journey or aftermath is pretty much generally a good idea. Any other games that have more than a wall of text?

>>713513416
>Always just: "it made me sit and think for a bit."
That's what they think it means. Because they live empty lives devoid of any real meaning.

Recently?
Unironically Lies of P: Overture. The final boss of that DLC was a transcendent experience.

Super Mario 64
I am now a speedrunning tranny that plays it for thousands of hours.

>>713493532
They smoke weed, not tobacco.

>>713502320
>Calling something reddit while talking about logical fallacies, the most reddit concept in existence
>Can't recognize Quentin comics
You are the Reddit

>>713489183
Okay, Ken.

>>713489287
Nicotine just gives me nausea

>>713489115 (OP)
Been playing video games since 1995. Armored Core 6's Liberator ending was the first and only time a game hit me hard.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-anU1M9y88

as a kid, FF8
as a teenager, MGS3
as an adult, E33

>>713489115 (OP)
Hasn't happened yet, though Persona 3 was pretty good.

>>713513416
Changing/altering your perspective, which is all any media achieves, is a change to your life. 99.9999% of people who watched any movie or listened to any album never actually went out and physically changed their lives after having a self-reflective epiphany, and those that did arguably only did it due to shifts in brain activity due to age that conveniently lined up with the moment. Those key areas being your your late toddler years, late teens, mid 20s and late 30s.

>>713512827
You mind my read

>>713489920
>If a game changed your life, you are a very shallow and vapid person.
Maybe you are a very shallow and vapid person if you think art cannot change a man.

>>713489287
I used to not get smoking, and think it all smelled like shit. Then I tried rolling them myself with pipe tobacco and now I smoke once or twice a month. It's really nice, especially if I'm tired or hungry.

>>713514091
Fookin' spoiler

>>713510587
>would've just stopped myself
holy shit, you really haven't been addicted

>>713489115 (OP)
428
speaking of
>>713514078

>>713514942
m8, the game is nearly two years old.

>>713489115 (OP)
I've never had a video game change my life. Movies and books, sure, but a video game? Come on now

>>713489536
No not this either but it was a very good game

>>713489115 (OP)
>watching the credit roll like a cuck

>>713515354
Don't understand how anybody can have their life changed by a book or movie. I've casually watched every big non-slop movie, read every supposed great book, all the stuff praised before the rise of influencer-tier journalism in the past 20 years, and none of it was "life changing." Entertaining, maybe, but there's a stark difference between dopamine injection and walking away with my life's foundations rocked.

>>713515592
>I've casually watched every big non-slop movie, read every supposed great book
You've read every great work of philosophy, science, theology and fiction and it didn't change your perspective once?

Was this the kids section of Barnes and Nobles you were at?

>>713515816
>Entire discussion is about entertainment
>Uh did you even read Plato?
Learn to read the room, and Plato is a terrible philosopher if you're about to defend his slop.

>>713513880
notice how everyone else replied with an explanation? there's more than one board, forever /v/irgin

>>713515816
uh, yeah? It's called not being an NPC

>>713515816
>I read someone else's opinion from a time not even relevant to my own and my life was changed
Peak automaton. No wonder your life was changed, you never had any core beliefs to begin with. I pity you. Only the most empty vessel imaginable would have his shit rocked by Socrates and Nietzsche.

>>713489920
>If a game changed your life, you are a very shallow and vapid person.
thats your failing, for not playing good video games and failing to see the things beyond them. even a simple game mechanic can teach you a thing you're just not seeing it or not ready to see it. stop being a retard.

>>713515971
>Learn to read the room
Anon , you responded to my post. *I* was talking generally about movies and books vs video games being life changing. Why are you restricting "life changing" to entertainment? I even included fiction in my post responding too

>Read the room
My guy you read the room at a 6th grade level

>>713516210
kek

>>713516179
>>713516210
>When you're too retarded to challenge your own beliefs and too prideful to admit you're an idiot
Yeah your perspective on life shouldn't be static and if you can't learn to agree or disagree with new information its because you're too stupid to process new information

Imagine you in the 19th century
>Uh huh, yeah, miasma theory of disease is now being disproven by a new wave of research into so called "germ" , a scientist by the name of Jon Sn- OH THIS IS FUCKING GAY dude who takes this stuff seriously lmao
>It's miasma theory or bust lmao

>>713516210
>you never had any core beliefs to begin with
how did you attain your "core" beliefs, this is the most retarded take i've seen in a while. you're a walking spook.

>>713515816
>You've read every great work of philosophy, science, theology and fiction and it didn't change your perspective once?
Wait, you really get persuaded by pseuds? Must be rough, having absolutely no convictions.

>>713516716
Like any human, derived from first principles. You really need someone else to tell you what to think?

>>713515592
>I've casually watched every big non-slop movie, read every supposed great book, all the stuff praised before the rise of influencer-tier journalism in the past 20 years

>>713516572
Anon, you live in a period of time founded long after the very ideals of these people you're sucking off have been rooted in the groundwork of society. Having your life changed by Greek philosophers in the 21st century is like being mesmerized by the sun when you're a teenager. Their very theology is rooted into the bedrock of modern civilization. So again, if you read that material and walked away having your shit rocked, you were never fucking alive to begin with. You coasted through a good chunk of your life simply not paying attention to what had already been crafted around you.

An automaton.

>>713516754
Wrong, I only change my perspective through blunt force trauma and drug abuse like a man

FFX

>>713489287
I smoke weed.

>>713516809
>Their very theology is rooted into the bedrock of modern civilization
Do you think you're just magically born with the values and knowledge of thousands of years worth of information?

What the fuck are you smoking

This will be me when Coffin is done

>>713516912
By the time you hit your late teenage years, you should have, yes. I'm sorry you went to a black majority school.

>>713516754
>You really need someone else to tell you what to think?
no but you need to challenge your ideas and discover new ideas, you can't truly believe in something if you are not willing to betray that belief, if not you're just a retard and will stay a retard.

>>713516973
>He's an American
Oh I'm so sorry , statistically speaking you're a creationist by birth. If only you were born somewhere civilized then we could've used our magic to save you

>>713517081
>He's an American
Wrong, as expected of someone who's life was probably rocked by their first experience of absurdism.

>>713489115 (OP)
Most recent was Deus Ex a couple of months ago

>>713517150
so insecure, trying to act tough on a literally who website

>>713517285
I accept your concession, pea brain. Go wax about the barrenness of a busy life.

>>713517150
You're so smart for that. What a big girl

>>713516912
I'm still trying to work out how my kitten knew to piss down the bathtub drain when I never once taught it that.

>>713517350
Thus far you've name dropped plato and "absurdism" so I'm guessing you r haven't gotten past high school yet

>>713517423
>Uh... I bet you don't know about Pyrhho! Gotcha!
Are you done embarrassing yourself?

>>713517350
are you in this moment euphoric? fellow INTJ masterrace.

>>713517392
Did she see you pee in the shower? That is kind of crazy

>>713513145
Silent Hill 1

>>713517507
Slapping down self-absorbed intellectuals who think they're above others because they learned very basic moral and spiritual lessons from ancient text that is interwoven into modern society is hardly Reddit-tier atheism.

>>713517501
Namedropping is for pseuds and midwit

>>713514321
>Those key areas being your your late toddler years, late teens, mid 20s and late 30s.
I'm in my late 30s. What should I expect?

>>713517615
Projected harder than a movie theater

>>713493532
Only hooka. Cigarettes tasted and felt like shit every time. Even vapes weren't much better

>>713489115 (OP)
Assassins Creed II
Halo: Combat Evolved
Dead Space
Battle for Middle Earth
Warcraft 3
Conquest: Frontier Wars

>>713492249
Came here to post this.

For me , Astlibra was one of those one in a lifetime gems that you stumbled upon by chance. I came in with zero expectations, and walked away with a reminder of why I love videogames. I know we won't get a sequel (Keizo retired from game development), but I'm at least grateful for what we have (main game, dlc, and even Magicus).

>>713517669
You're pretty much past the no-return point of having your ideals changed or challenged. Who you are now is who you'll be till you die. Presuming you don't suffer from any degenerative brain diseases or head injuries that force a change in you that you probably won't even register.

>>713517589
Hasn't seen me shower or use the toilet. Door's closed.

>>713517705
>I read book, me smart
>Said the dude in a thread about video games on the video games board
>No, you're the pseudo intellectual! Not me!

>>713517507
He's fedora tipping into the sun. He's read every great work and seen every great movie after all

>>713489115 (OP)
Nine Sols. It didn't change my life, but it was enough of a rollercoaster for me to feel absolutely spent after finishing it.

>>713517615
>who think they're above others because they learned very basic moral and spiritual lessons from ancient text that is interwoven into modern society is hardly Reddit-tier atheism.
oh its reddit tier alright, imagine refusing everything calling it wrong without knowing anything about it claiming some spooks are superior to other spooks because you were born into them, whats your basic morality and spiritual truth if you were born in an amazonian tribe you retard

>>713489115 (OP)
>MegaMan Zero 4
>MegaMan Battle Network 6
>Dark Souls
>Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Sky
>Pokemon Gold
>Zelda Wind Waker
>Zelda Link's Awakening.
>13 Sentinels

Those are on top of my head

>>713489115 (OP)
I don't think any game changed my life but Outer Wilds made me think "damn this goes hard"

>>713517836
>Anon is so obsessed with self image he assumes everyone else is too
The only one trying to prove they're smarter than everyone else is you. I'm just saying I've never had my life changed my a video game but have by a book or movie

This thread has changed my life.
Thanks guys.

>>713489115 (OP)
Terranigma
Breath of Fire 2
Disgaea 1
Honey Select
Jeanne d'Arc (psp)

>>713489115 (OP)
Homeworld
Spent the whole day marathoning through it, by the time the credits rolled it was well past midnight.
>https://youtu.be/UlzumP5AvRU?list=RDUlzumP5AvRU
Cinema, pure cinema

>>713517941
>The only one trying to prove they're smarter than everyone else is you
I never said I was smart. There's a vast difference in saying you're a pseudo-intellectual and claiming I'm intelligent. I simply recognize you for what you are, even if you don't. Nobody comfortable in their own intelligence comes into a board about video games, in a thread about how video games changed their life, and then brings up how books and movies are infinitely superior. That is intellectual posturing.

>>713517941
>I'm just saying I've never had my life changed my a video game but have by a book or movie
no you made fun of people who had their life changed by video games and claimed its not a real thing and they're just retarded, stop backpedaling either admit you're a retard or fuck off you jew fuck.

>>713489436
Same
HW was already a good story, but ShB-EW is hands some of the best I have ever read.

>>713518049
>I never said I was smart

Just to quote you
>>I've casually watched every big non-slop movie, read every supposed great book, all the stuff praised before the rise of influencer-tier journalism in the past 20 years
You fuckin narcissist lmao

>>713517896
>imagine refusing everything calling it wrong without knowing anything about it claiming some spooks are superior to other spooks because you were born into them
Literally who are you quoting? This is like maybe 10% related to anything I've said, which is the part about being born into the morals of past philosophers, so their lessons are inherently intrinsic to your growing up. Meaning you really shouldn't be having your core rocked by knowledge that was given to you in droves as you grew up.

>>713518086
>no you made fun of people who had their life changed by video games and claimed its not a real thing and they're just retarded
Made fun? Is your ego so fragile that you think me saying that video games aren't as life changing as a book or movie personally hurt you?

My guy, I have played a lot of video games and writing in video games is not up to par to what you see in movies and books. The medium has been around for what, 50 years? And writing for video games has only really been taken seriously in the last 25 maybe, and most of that revolves around RPG's where the craft is mostly just worldbuilding.

>>713518240
Please pinpoint where I said I'm intelligent in that greentext. Because unless I have dementia and mastered invisible ASCII, there's nothing there that says "I am very smart -- smarter than you even."

>>713518240
i think he means that he doesn't stick with single forms and thinking and he is actively trying to understand and diversify his ideas, bro you're just a retard...

Fuck that retarded ending.

>>713518240
That's still not saying he were smart.
What you infer from his humblebrag is something else though, and it seems like you are merely a faggot with an inferiority complex.

>>713511949
The cope continues. Games are a better and more important medium than books ever were.

>>713518306
>which is the part about being born into the morals of past philosophers, so their lessons are inherently intrinsic to your growing up.
Anon you're not magically born into the morals of past philosophers lmao. Your public school education and parents don't make you a philosopher or jurist you have to actually work to get that kind of knowledge. What a loser you must be to such a self aggrandized opinion of yourself

>>713518413
>Games are a better and more important medium than books ever were.
Ok, now I know you're just trolling

>>713518361
>Is your ego so fragile that you think me saying that video games aren't as life changing as a book or movie personally hurt you?
no but its a retarded statement to make since it depends on many factors like what video games you've played and at which moment you've played them since that matters greatly too. sometimes in life you're not in the optimal conditions to have learned something or "get" something presented even through layers of abstractions and metaphor.
the statement is so retarded it doesn't even make sense, you're just comparing it just trying to act tough and prove your point. you insecure faggot.

>>713518365
So you've read every great work, seen every great movie, and gained no valuable information from them at all that changes your perspective because you're that sure of yourself, and you don't think you're saying you're too intelligent to he changes by new information? You're a narcissist my guy

>>713518394
>i think he means that he doesn't stick with single forms and thinking and he is actively trying to understand and diversify his ideas
Anon, he is saying literally the opposite

>>713518409
>That's still not saying he were smart
He is, but I'm gonna guess Mr "he were smart" doesn't have a very high level of reading comprehension

>>713514845
So now you smell like shit.

>>713518450
>You are not taught any of these morals or theological talking points ever during your growing up
I'm starting to believe you think the works of past philosophers are "devalued" when they're spoken to you in baby terms by adults when you were a toddler, or on the walls dressed up as motivational posters.

>>713518559
>no but its a retarded statement to make since it depends on many factors like what video games you've played and at which moment you've played them since that matters greatly
I mean if you get some kind of extreme emotional catharsis from a video game it's probably not the video game that actually did anything , just saying. In terms of being introduced to new forms of thought , video games don't really focus on that either. Video games can inspire you , sure, but I think "life changing" is a bit more severe isn't it?

>>713489287
it feels like sitting down after 17.6 hours of standing

>>713518413
lol
You don't read nor play games.

>>713518763
>I'm starting to believe you think the works of past philosophers are "devalued"
No, you just think you actually understand any of the past philosophers by the nature of your existence which is petty telling.
>I didn't have to learn I just was
You definitely don't have any higher education at least

>>713518768
>I mean if you get some kind of extreme emotional catharsis from a video game it's probably not the video game that actually did anything
neither are the words in the book its the story and meaning behind them, video games even go a layer further since you're actively participating in it with your actions.
>but I think "life changing" is a bit more severe isn't it?
why do you think this? the simplest things that you may thing are mundane and retarded can be the catalyst for someone's else life changing moment, its all about perspective and thats why the original statement is retarded and doesn't make sense

>>713518575
>So you've read every great work, seen every great movie, and gained no valuable information from them at all that changes your perspective because you're that sure of yourself, and you don't think you're saying you're too intelligent to he changes by new information?
No, that was never the statement ever being thrown at you. The assertion is that everything they've ever said is so intrinsically interwoven into modern society that reading it is akin to experiencing something you've already seen a million times. Kind of like how all entertainment starts feeling the same when you've witnessed hundreds of examples.

>>713499192
Lying nigger, lol. CS didn't do that for you.

>>713518672
>He is, but I'm gonna guess Mr "he were smart" doesn't have a very high level of reading comprehension
How ironic, Mr. Projectingfaggot

>>713518853
Dude, in what example in anything I've said even implies that nothing is learned and just innately known at birth?

>Past philosophers have their works grounded in your society, your laws and morals are founded on them
>Meaning any healthy individual with a solid education growing up, has intrinsically learned these through their parents, their school, their religion
>Meaning by the time you read their shit, you shouldn't be having your shit rocked, because you've already LEARNED the material

>>713489287
I only sometimes smoke cigarettes when I'm drunk. But I smoked Shisha for years. And vaped some time. It only needs to taste good bros

>>713519024
>The assertion is that everything they've ever said is so intrinsically interwoven into modern society
You've never tried to read any of these great works of you genuinely think these great works are inherently reflected by modern society lmao

We are far more complex beings than that

Video games only changed my life for the worse

>>713505564
Lying sack of shit. You bought the house, VRchat didn't do anything.

>>713519303
>He seriously thinks 90% of the greatest philosopher's ideals, questions and reflections didn't root themselves deep into law, morals and religion
You are a fish unaware of the ocean around you. How anybody who claims to be well read somehow can't see the reflections of these ancient thinkers in the fabric of the societal structure around him is beyond me.

>>713518396
BASED ending.

>>713519189
>>Past philosophers have their works grounded in your society, your laws and morals are founded on them
It's that one. It's assuming that we are inherently born and raised with a wealth of knowledge and perspective that "just is". No, you have not been raised in the ways of every single Enlightenment , modernist, or post modernist thinker. The traditionalists are not a part of your every day life, nor are the existentialists. Religions differ, philosophies differ, economic thoughts differs, morals are different, we are born unique emotionally and with unique perspectives, and the actual function of society and our emotions dominate us more than logic.

Assuming you have so much knowledge just by existing is so, so shallow it's hilarious.
>>Meaning any healthy individual with a solid education growing up,
Which education? Anon we are not a monolithic people

>>713519483
>He seriously thinks 90% of the greatest philosopher's ideals, questions and reflections didn't root themselves deep into law, morals and religion
No I don't lol. Your view of the world is so simplistic and ideal I could kiss you. You're like a guy who doesn't even understand the concept of cheating like a Disney movie princess

>>713489287
Like bags of sand

>>713519483
>can't see the reflections of these ancient thinkers in the fabric of the societal structure around him is beyond me.
this is what someone who has surface understanding of things will say

>>713519483
>How anybody who claims to be well read somehow can't see the reflections of these ancient thinkers in the fabric of the societal structure around him is beyond me.
Like anon, you realize we lost perspective as much a we gain it right? You realize that there's diversity in thought and in our own upbringings, right? No I don't think the core cultural values of the Chinese, Saudis, French, Finns, Japanese and Russians all have the same philosophical and religious perspectives hard coded into them. Societies change what we put emphasis change and we don't all work from the same base point

>>713489183
lol literally me but I was still a teenager at the time so it completely blew my mind, I don't think I would have the same reaction now

>>713519520
>It's that one. It's assuming that we are inherently born and raised with a wealth of knowledge and perspective that "just is"
No, that's not what is being said. How many regurgitations of "don't be a greedy cunt and be happy with what you have" have you heard in your life? This is taught to children in nursery school. What's one of the first notable example of this ideal written down? Epicurus. "Cherish what you have, because it used to be what you hoped for." You can do this with any notable quote from any philosopher. Again, basic moral for children.

>>713519767
Not him but none of those societies are not even human, French only barely qualify, the rest are not even real people.

>>713519762
it's something only a pseudo intellectual would refute, every scholar worth a fuck considers greek philosophy to be the core of western society, this isn't news, you can google this

>>713513416
Disco Elysium made me understand it's ok to just be fucking weird and interact with people in your vicinity. I started just having conversations while waiting for things, was no longer afraid of social interaction and being judged. Games can do good things anon

>>713519881
>Not him but none of those societies are not even human, French only barely qualify, the rest are not even real people.
go back >>>/pol/ faggot

>>713519908
>the core of western society
holy fuck you're boring and retarded, next thing your quoting jordan peterson.

>>713489115 (OP)
Omori
Obra Dinn
Umineko

>>713519034
sad low iq child who cant even think of such an obvious thing like multiplayer games helping you get friends

>>713489115 (OP)
Klonoa

>>713489302
This tourist googled "TOP 5 VIDEO GAMES OF ALL TIME" and parroted it to /v/
I see this all the time, every single time the same games you see on IGN lists or other gamer journo articles.
These are the aphantasic, no-inner-monologue-having modern audiences responsible for the enshittification of video games as a whole.

>>713493532
My mother smoked for 25 years before quitting. Not once did I ever register that smell as anything but truly revolting. I've not had the incentive.

>>713489115 (OP)

"Changed my life" is too much but Spec Ops: The Line has given me a lot to think about how most media (or at least games/movies) tailor events to give the protagonist the moral high ground, especially in war shooters.

TLoU2 didn't tell me anything new but I don't think any other game made me feel so low, I had to give up on playing it for a while. Not take a break, but just let myself get killed in a (vain) attempt for some things to stop

>>713489115 (OP)
Shadow of the Colossus.

>THIS GAME CHANGED MY LIFE!!!!!
>how?
>...

>>713489115 (OP)
omori

>>713505702
It wouldn't change how I feel at all because I am in complete control of my own mind, no negative external factors have an impact on my mood, I am happy even when under immense pain and duress. To be at the whims of the world around you is equal to death.

>>713509423
Why do you immediately resort to thoughts of violence when someone disagrees with you?
Have you ever gotten your IQ tested?

>>713489115 (OP)
Rain World.

>>713492249
the goat of all time

>>713490408
not only are you vapid and shallow, you're also stupid
one's "amazingness" has nothing to do with what websites they frequent
why wouldn't someone amazing also have their vices? we are all humans, the people you see in places of power and wealth are not some aliens from a different planet

>>713516386
What game mechanic taught you something in life?

Deus Ex
Nier Automata
Umineko
Armored Core 6
Astlibra

>>713521321
Yeah I am. I'm stupid.
What other big words you gonna tell me?
What other lectures can you give me?
Oh give me more knowledge please as I am stupid and you're such an amazing person.

Nearly every game I've played after having experienced Battleforge, has been lukewarm at best.

>>713521653
I didn't use big words and I never claimed to be amazing
Why are you so opposed to lecturing? If you can acknowledge being stupid, wouldn't the best course of action be to educate yourself to get out of this cycle of stupidity?

>>713519853
>don't be a greedy cunt and be happy with what you have" have you heard in your life?
My guy, the entire wealth of human knowledge can't be booked down to "don't be greedy" lmao. You vastly under estimate the complexity of our existence and the actual thoughts of those ancient thinkers

>>713489115 (OP)
>how it actually feels

>>713489115 (OP)
Journey. Being paired with a random stranger and playing the entire game through with them was a transcendent experience that I don't know if I'll ever be lucky enough to have again. Only 4 hours from start to finish but left an indelible mark on me over a decade later.

>>713494084
you just got a minor version of Kawata Dick

>>713489115 (OP)
Pro-tip:
No game or book or film has ever genuinely "changed" a person's life. The reality is that you were already in a stage of your life where you were primed for change and media you were consuming at the time happened to coincide with whatever changes you were already inclined towards.

Anyway for me:
Psychonauts
Persona 3
Yume Nikki
Journey
Noita
VTMB
Lobotomy Corporation
Outer Wilds
Disco Elysium
Outer Wilds

>>713489115 (OP)
>"Thank you, my friend. From now on, you're Big Boss."

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West
Cyberpunk 2077
Zone of the Enders 2
Life is Strange

>>713518040
Opened the thread to say this. It unironically changed my perspective on life as a young lad.

>We must be...better men...

MGS2. I replay it at least once a year, it's insane how accurate la creatividad was about the military industrial complex. Shit still rings true to this day

obligatory

>>713489287
Not smoking your goystick Chaim
Not drinking your goyjuice schlomo
Imagine getting chemically hooked on the original subscription services

>>713509660
Agree. Specially since it's mostly a low-class thing.

>>713519486
How is sequel baiting and never delivering BASED? They FUCKED the Reboot and had something good on their hands to fucking fumble it.

>>713489536
>>713491172
Pathetic commie fantasy

>>713519935
>anon learns a life lesson from a game that everyone learned in middleschool

>>713493532
>Do Zoomers SERIOUSLY not give themselves turbo lung cancer from cigarettes for fun? not even a little bit?

>>713519948
So which of those subhuman ethnicities are you?

>>713523754
>anon tries to put down a fellow anon learning life lessons
Literal crab in a bucket

>>713523969
dude is probably 30+ so he literally has no excuse

>>713520240
So you got friends through a multiplayer game, and it let you get a wife and kids. No retard, it wasn't the game, it was you socializing.

>>713489115 (OP)
the last of us 2
truly an iconoclastic ludokino masterpiece
niel druckmann is a genius, maestro

>>713489115 (OP)
Thanks to this game, I've been able to translate manga and game books all by myself.

I guess that's life changing.

>>713489115 (OP)
Mass effect 2

>>713509774
this and it's not even close for me

>>713489115 (OP)
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon

>>713490556
Ark the lad?

>>713524281
you mean ME 1

>>713492249
I stopped playing it after I reached the chapter with all the robots, the one where you are helped by the obnoxious kid. I was liking the story but the excessive grind bored me.

>>713524496
Terranigma

"changed my life" not really but I was affected by the ending of RDR1
deadman's gun playing over the credits still gets to me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLrOS5oz6IQ

>>713523192
The entire Elpis to Ultima Thule segment was one of the best payoffs I've ever seen. No wonder people are pissed off with Dawntrail MSQ after that absolute kino.

Final Fantasy. Most of them have great game over screens when you beat the game where they just endlessly play the main theme with stars flying in the background. I left that on for half an hour once

>>713521647
seconding tomato

>>713489115 (OP)
sim ant

>>713489115 (OP)
>having your life "change" because you beat some derivative, stupid ass story mode in a fucking video game
Holy shit either you're underage or you absolutely need to have sex and make some fucking friends

>>713512937
:(

>>713489920
This is bait but you should kill yourself

>>713489867
a tech demo changed your life?

>>713514395
lol holy shit this was actually typed and posted unironically

>>713490608
holy reddit taste

>>713526312
Nah fuck you
Klonoa is incredible

>>713489115 (OP)

>>713489115 (OP)
Undertale

>>713489183
Worse than its predecessors in every way

>>713524061
we're all going to make it and your cynicism won't stop us

>>713526448
Not him, but overrated as fuck, generic platformer. Just admit you're a furry, never met anyone who claimed to like klonoa that wasn't a degenerate.

>>713493532
I never smoked and only drank a handful of times in my life.

>>713493532
Tried it once, didn't really do much.
Then again I don't really get much satisfaction from anything physical regardless, like food or drink or even touch.

>>713489115 (OP)
Shouldn't have waited so long.

>>713489115 (OP)
dragon age origins probably when it first came out

Akabur's princess trainer gold

>>713489115 (OP)
yakuza 0
trails in the sky sc
vtmb
fallout 1

>>713527289
I rarely drink alcohol, but when I do, I make my wife royal goblet the drink.

>>713527289
>>713527347
based
witch trainer was good too.

>>713492249
Reddit's crown jewel. Fuck anyone who likes this shitty game man!

>>713511406
>consolized
>muh cost
>muh dollars per hour
Certified brown post

>>713489115 (OP)
>As a child:
Kingdom Hearts 1(emotional bitter sweet ending)
Yakuza 1(poignant ending)
Onimusha 4 Dawn Of Dreams (since I was stuck on the second padlock puzzle for months since I still didn't know English back then. The game felt like a huge adventure anyway since it was on 2 DVDs but me being stuck for so long made it feel veritably epic in scale.)
God Hand (took me like 4 hours to beat the final boss)
>As a teen
Metal Gear Solid 2 (that ending was pure kinography)
Silent Hill 2 (ending you get if you look up Mary's letter and the knife)
Dragon's Dogma DA (just a good game in a sea of shit like Mass Effect 2, Bamham, Borderlands, Dragon Age 2, Resident Evil 6, Hitman Absolution, Splinter Cell: Conviction, Killer Is Dead, Dead Rising 2 etc.)
Dark Souls 1 (didn't know rolls had I frames so I used shields and didn't roll the whole game and It took me like 4 hours to beat Gwyn because I never parried before that boss, also again, it was a real game in a sea of shit)
OG FF 7 (yes I played it when I was like 16 or 17 on Mednafen on Retroarch)
Kingdom Hearts 2 FM+ on Critical(peak ARPG gameplay)
Bayonetta 1
>As an adult
Zero Ranger (1 C.C after like 40 hours)
OG Dead Rising (just an unique game that will never ever be repeated, I felt that 2 was slop when I played it as a teen)
Suppah Merryoh Odyssey's finale
Monster Hunter World (no credits but killing AT Velkhana solo with GS, it took me like 20 hours of trying spread over a few days, because I tried soloing it with LS first because I was afraid of it's speed, I learned it's patterns however I kept timing out until I finally switched to my main weapon and killed it in a few hours)

>>713528467
They're good games, but how did they actually change your life? None of the posts in the thread are genuine about this. It's better to phrase it as "what games do you like a hell of a lot more than others for any various reasons?"

>>713528307
You don't see anything wrong with a 30 dollar sequel to a 5 dollar game having shittier content? And yes, consolized. They dumbed down the entire game for joysticks and removed any situations where you might have to think fast.

>>713526539
>remember playing and beating Shenmue 1-2 as a kid
>finally play Shenmue 3
>it's exactly the same as the first two, no QoL or modern gaming mechanics put in
it was like opening a time capsule, Shenmue 3 could've released in 2003 and it would've played the exact same

MGQ. Only real ones know

>>713528603
After finishing them, I was able to talk about the endings of the games. Before I finished them, I could not.

>>713528667
It isn't shittier content; every aspect of the game is fleshed out and improved. Nor is it consolized, as Orange Box also launched on console.

And I have no idea what the fuck you're talking about with "le think fast". Portal 1 is a much easier game (too easy and short in fact, just feels like a tech demo) and is perfectly fine on a controller just like Portal 2.

>>713528667
>they dumbed down the sequel for the game that released on PS3, 360, and Switch for joysticks
Brownoid moment. Your 2011 Lenovo Thinkpad doesn't make you PC master race, subhuman.

>You'll regret that. You don't seem to realize my situation here. I will not be stopped. Not by you, or the Confederates, or the Protoss, or anyone! I will rule this sector or see it burnt to ashes around me.
When you think you're the good guys and end up propping up the real villain.

>>713528603
They didn't change my life, I just saw the OP's image and wanted to post about games where I looked at the credits and thought "Damn, those were good video games" when I finished them.
>>713529117
Why are you pretending to be me you weird fuck?

>>713529452
I just answered on your behalf. Or are you not able to discuss the endings of the games?

>>713528667
Where the fuck are you getting these prices from retard? Both games launched $50 digitally on PC and $60 physically on console. Nobody gives a fuck about third world shithole conversions.

>>713509706
you actually think AI can guess IQ? ur a bigger retard then him lol

>>713529660
Of course it can guess IQ, dumbass, but whether it can accurately determine it is yet to be seen. If you talk like a retard, you're probably a retard. Just like how a computer can be taught attractive faces and ugly faces and determine if someone is attractive based off facial dimensions and other features.

>>713523109
surface level stuff if you were a boomer like him or just read up on all the public scandals with CIA, Nixon, Irangate etc - it used to be widely known but then got memoryholled

still respectable to put it in a game and make it interesting and thought-provoking, only DeusEx and MSG pulled it off

I love it when people post a screenshot expecting others to know the game it's referencing

>>713530458
we're on the videogame board anon, it's expected that people have some basic understanding of videogames

>>713489115 (OP)

>war is horrifying, especially for children
FUGA: Melodies of Steel

>>713489115 (OP)
Trails in the Sky SC. Really nice music in this game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=petJav69vR4

>>713530540

Your arrogance doesn't help your cause. Keep that in mind the next time you cry that "they don't make games like they used to any more"

>>713489436
>>713518128
Post age, ethnicity, how many animes watched, how many games played, and IQ

>>713529540
>I just answered on your behalf.
I never asked you to.
Just write NTA (not that anon) next time you want to reply to someone who asked someone something directly

>>713531013
Neither did Adam Jensen. Deal with it.

>>713531089
fine keep shitting up this shithole even further, I can't stop you

>>713489115 (OP)
Probably Armored Core Master of Arena.
Its the game that made me truly fall in love with mecha and made me want to consume more mecha.
https://youtu.be/BjMWtTqp9uI?si=ClPvvmfswYSQuvuq&t=186

>>713489115 (OP)
Half-Life

>>713525572
Some people didn't like Endwalker's main story, which I can get to an extent. But I feel like most of the people who hated it are probably also the same kind of people that thought Hydaelyn was going to actually be evil or something.

>>713489115 (OP)
Black Souls II, ending H specifically…

>>713494253
all of these are shit, but i truly despise drunks yelling at night or smokers making everything smell like shit. if you drink then shut the fuck up and when you smoke just dont because if you do you and everything around you smells like shit.

>>713530032
>Of course it can guess
>but whether it can accurately determine it is yet to be seen
So its "guess" isn't worth a damn. I can guess when you'll die but because I don't really know shit about you or ur health and habits. It wouldn't exactly be a meaningful guess. To think a couple of paragraphs can determine IQ is pretty retarded.
On that note you're going to die on 8-16-2032

>>713489183
this but bioshock 2
infinite is dogshit

>>713489287
I got into a smoking phase after getting dumped. Shit's overrated. The buzz lasts for like 2 minutes. Beer is 100 times better, less addicting and cheaper. Honestly have no idea why smoking became a thing.

>>713533669
It was healthy :-)

>>713489115 (OP)
probably Vice City, hooked me on that whole 80s thing, lots of good music there too

>>713489115 (OP)
Shadow of the colossus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2YUEvWJYnw

I really cry every time this song plays

>>713533416
>It's totally inconceivable that retards and geniuses could have different vocabulary and syntax
Yep, you're definitely on the smoother end of the brain spectrum

>>713494626
Same but with alcohol.

>>713489115 (OP)
No game has ever changed my life, at least not beyond trivial technicalities.

>>713493532
I'm a borderline zoomer and while I hated it when trying it sober, I love having a cig after a couple of beers. But just one or even half. But I'm from europe and I feel it's much more common here compared to america.

>>713489115 (OP)
What a experience..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PslQESlD4xs

I went in completely blind, the only thing i knew about the game was from the soundtrack of nier replicant.

Also the ending hit even harder when you realise its the dev team singing the choir part as well.

>>713494253
Smoke smells awesome, though

>>713489115 (OP)
Literally no game changes your life

>>713491172
How the hell did that game give you "hope?" It's literally nothing but misery porn and goofs about how pathetic the mc is

>>713489115 (OP)
>retards will think that finding a game to be good means that it "changed your life" somehow.

>>713538518
>He didn't find the Phasmid
Maybe in the next life

>>713489115 (OP)
wouldn't say they "changed my life" but mother 2 and mother 3 did influence me somewhat.
nier automata too.

I think the only game that literally changed my life would be Halo CE. I was not interested in scifi stuff until that game.
Honorable mentions:
Played Deus Ex like 20 years after it's release and made me realize how mostly shit modern games are.
Outer Wilds was such an immersive experience that I've been waiting for the same wonderlust to pop up on a new game.
Dark Souls made me fall in love with subtle and cryptic storytelling.

>>713538928
What does the mind-parasite that manipulates the mc even after being discovered have to do with anything?
>life, uh, finds le way

Narrative wise? FNV, first Life is Strange, and Crymachina

>>713539081
>What does the mind-parasite that manipulates the mc even after being discovered have to do with anything?
Low Shivers IRL. You are cut off from the World-Spirit. I pity you
I saw it more as a moment where Harrier realizes that he isn't actually at the end of history and things as genuinely novel as the phasmid- things that the audience had likely dismissed as childish fantasies- are still out there is the world, just waiting to be discovered.

>>713539081
>the mind-parasite that manipulates the mc
Genuinely feel bad for you if that's how you perceived that scene. I'm not saying this in the haha funny way either, it just sounds like you're bad at trusting anything and have a bad outlook on life.

>>713539460
>You are cut off from the World-Spirit.
There is no "world-spirit" my friend. Only the Will. Gayfrid Hegel was just a moron and History does not end. In fact, it does not even exist.

>>713539679
*Inhales*
CRAWWWLLLINNNNNGGGGGG

>>713539653
I genuinely feel sad for you if the phasmid made you cry or something. It's like you just read your first novel. That's what you get for playing video games, I guess. Also, this world is a fundamentally sordid place littered with people who are bound in common cause to satisfy their increasingly large desires.

>>713489115 (OP)
I know the ending gets hate and I know /v/ has qualms about which game is even really good…. But fuck, besides Metal Gear and maybe like 3 other JRPGS I’ve never gotten as attached to characters in a video game like Mass Effect, when I beat it I started all over again like 2 more times then got burnt out, love em

>>713539852
>this world is a fundamentally sordid place
You only prove my theory even more. I hope one day you find something or someone who proves that wrong to you.

Hegelians really do be thinking that history and human consciousness progressess when children still exist and people are still discussing ideas and problems that have not progressed or been solved in any meaningful way since ancient writers living in dead civilizations first spoke of them.

>>713489115 (OP)
Final Fantasy X, still the greatest story in all vidya. Such a goddamn masterpiece, I will never understand the hate.
Expedition 33 also comes to mind, but didn't hit as hard.

>>713540156
Why yes, I do think things are at least somewhat better now than they were in the bronze age by most metrics :)

MGS1 I guess? That was the game that made video games my number one hobby for the rest of my life.

>>713540020
You cannot prove it wrong when the world proves it right time and time again. The fact that you cannot see it is a you problem. You just refuse to believe it and stick your head in the sand because you just want to feel more pleasure and less pain. That's really all there is to it. You satisfying some worldly craving. To be a part of samsara. To strive and, most importantly, to succeed. To beat life down and watch it bleed in the mud in triumph. The triumph that gives you pleasure. Of course, the truth is that pleasure is preceeded and followed by inevitable pain. Your gain is someone else's loss, and it doesn't have anything to do with whatever nebulous economic system happens to grind your gears.
Your view of the world is based entirely on self-serving ignorance. You probably rely on meaningless terms like "overthinking" to prevent you from thinking too hard about anything at all. Just focus on finding and keeping your precious gf anon. That's all you are good for in the eyes of God.

>>713540315
Ok. How? More pleasure? Easier to satisfy your cravings?

>>713529117
Based.
>>713529452
I don't think anyone was pretending to be you, other people are allowed to reply to posts. Self-centered reply. And he can now discuss game endings, so he wasn't wrong, get a grip.

>>713489115 (OP)
Astlibra, literally just 20 minutes ago. God I feel so happy I didn't die before playing it holy shit absolute ludokino kamige.

>>713540020
>nooo it's not bad :(
Meanwhile, Marxists, like the people who wrote that game, will stubbornly reduce the entire history of the world to "one sordid economic conflict" as Borges described it.

>>713489115 (OP)
Perfect dark

>>713540959
Less slavery as a proportion of the total population. Modern medicine. Stuff like that, amongst other things. We can reduce these things to increased pleasure, but what of it?

Dawn of war 1
Dark Souls 3
RE4 Remake
Gears of war 2
Pikmin 1
Area 51

>>713541358
Yeah, indeed, what of it? Why do these things make current world better than former world?

>>713541561
Without getting too deep into the metaethical autism of it all, I would say that the average person has more potential for long-term happiness now than during the bronze age. We can probably keep it simple and define happiness as presence of pleasure and absence of pain. Unless you're religious or full-blow antinatalist, it shouldn't be too controversial to say that, given the choice, you would rather live now than in bronze age.

>>713541561
Oh sorry to be specific: Medicine has increased life expectancy massively and helps treat the pain of symptoms. Slavery probably leads to a more unhappy experience overall due to lack of safety, autonomy, etc when compared to a free man as well as the abiding sense of shame that comes with this sense of inferiority and which was evidently felt even in non-democratic cultures which didn't place as much value on autonomy. So reducing slavery would be a good.

>>713540315
Hegel does not care about those metrics, moron. His single metric is "freedom" and to him, being free just means being a hegelian who locks his mind into the idea that he is just a cog in the machine of history and that God is just a euphemism for when literally everyone will be purely rational at all times and free from desire and passions (irrational) because then the Absolute will be literally living inside our minds and it will because we will at all times know exactly what is the "right thing to do" in literally all situations. Yes, the guy was a cult leader. No idea why leftists fellate his dead penis when he clearly speaks so ill of hedonism. Must be because he justifies being a control freak, because its just historically necessary to kill the people you don't like.

>>713542126
>metaethical
Do you know what "metaethics" is?
>I would say that the average person has more potential for long-term happiness now than during the bronze age.
Ok... are you going to actually justify your opinion? Or why the average person needs to feel long term pleasure? Surely, we should be trying to build the matrix or pleasure machine if that is our goal.
>We can probably keep it simple and define happiness as presence of pleasure and absence of pain
That actually complicates things. The simpler would be just absence of pain, like Epicurus described it. In fact, he just described pleasure as absence of pain.
>>713542367
Ok. You going to explain why these things make old world bad and current world good? I'm not sure I get what you mean by "autonomy" either. Or freedom, for that matter. You talking about "can do whatever the fuck I want" or the kantian/hegelian "can do things which are rational?"

>>713542126
>I would say that the average person has more potential for long-term happiness now than during the bronze age
Buddhism destroyed by materialism and logic. What do you mean I can just sit around and breathe? Nah man, I need to go and defeat life man. I need to fuck and eat man.

>>713489287
Good. Smoking is unironically only for niggers, trannies, kikes, faggots, niggers, and jews.

>>713543076
>he just described pleasure as absence of pain.
he sounds like a complete retard. nta btw.

>>713499409
Chapter 4 is some of the best writing I've ever seen in vidya.

>>713523227
lol what a faggot

>>713489920
>>713515592
These posts changed my life.

>>713543471
He was, undoubtably, smarter than you. However, he was talking about happiness (which he defined as pleasure but one that is a truly stable state of well-being, I.e. absence of pain). This state is not attained by active indulgence, which is dependent on innumerable external factors which you have little control of, but moderation if not asceticism.

>>713543076
>Surely, we should be trying to build the matrix or pleasure machine if that is our goal.
Could you explain to me why that would be bad?
>>713543076
>Do you know what "metaethics" is?
Examining fundamental moral assumptions/whether we can know the truth-values of moral claims? Stuff of that nature. I just brought it up since it seems like you're coming at this from an almost buddhist life-negationist POV, so the things we value as "good" might be so fundamentally different as to make conversation difficult. Because I could point to any particular thing that people tend to value and then you'd just say "That's fleeting/Maya/Samsara" and we'd have nowhere left to go.