Anonymous
8/3/2025, 1:32:30 AM No.717128216
I must always fight the urge to replay the same games over and over instead of trying a new one. Games are better when you already know exactly what to do.
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 1:37:35 AM No.717128568
>>717128216 (OP)
Do you never try new things? I think it's good to have comfort games while trying new things. That's how you avoid getting bored.
Do you never try new things? I think it's good to have comfort games while trying new things. That's how you avoid getting bored.
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 1:39:02 AM No.717128658
>>717128568
I play new games, but I must resist picking an older one.
I play new games, but I must resist picking an older one.
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 1:40:33 AM No.717128749
>>717128216 (OP)
That's the sign of getting old and losing neuroplasticity!
That's the sign of getting old and losing neuroplasticity!
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 1:42:35 AM No.717128897
>>717128658
>I play new games, but I must resist picking an older one.
That's fine. I'm like that too. My favourite game currently is probably Youtube. I have to fight becoming an old person who only watches TV, but I may have already lost.
>I play new games, but I must resist picking an older one.
That's fine. I'm like that too. My favourite game currently is probably Youtube. I have to fight becoming an old person who only watches TV, but I may have already lost.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 1:52:21 AM No.717129549
>>717128749
30 years on the internet is a long time. I've got Michael Caine and Chess in my Youtube history.
30 years on the internet is a long time. I've got Michael Caine and Chess in my Youtube history.
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