Thread 719803460

/v/ didn't used to do this
what went wrong

>what went wrong
This image answers that question for a great deal of things.

the 'tortanic' and 'shazam' posters are drama-vampire, desring nothing more than to feed on so called 'flops', no matter how outrageous their claims might be

>>719803563
i rarely see china flags on /int/. why is that?

>>719803706
Great firewall

>>719803460 (OP)
>what went wrong
I forced this with PUBG sorry

>>719803706
they have their own forums, why mingle with gweilos

/v/ didn't suck off terrible games nor dissed pirating either, yet here we are

>>719803706
they have their own forums and message boards + bad english

/vt/ was a mistake

>>719803460 (OP)
>>719803563
Nothing went wrong. You're just faggots who are upset when they see anyone invested in anything.

>>719803805
I wish the west had a great firewall, it'd be bliss.

Games are only good if they are popular

>>719803460 (OP)
>didn't used
SAAAR NOT GOOD BETRAYING YOUR SITUATION

>>719803460 (OP)
People started to justify it as a valid metric of how good a game is, because clearly if people are buying the games and booting them on a legitimate platform, that must mean the game is good. The problem with this is that while it can be an accurate measure, these numbers do not come with any sort of context and they do not account for people playing pirated copies, platforms that do not track this info. There's also millions of people in the world playing games any given time, but we cannot know the exact number. I saw an interesting thing the other day- aol is apparently finally shutting down their dial-up service, which apparently 163k people still use in the United States. The reason I bring this up is because in the grand scheme of things, 163k people across even the United States really isn't a ton of people and if we're talking globally, having that many players is a drop in the bucket compared to people playing games worldwide. It just looks that impressive because we have to go off of the scale of what Steam is reporting.

>>719804043
You misunderstand. The great firewall keeps them in. There's nothing stopping (You) from invading their spaces if you learned Mandarin.

What the west needs is protection from the brownoid hordes

>>719803460 (OP)
we had cuckmitsu threads for years

>>719803851
>why mingle with gweilos
They actually do. A lot. I'd be willing to bet money you've interacted with Chinese in your life

>>719803563
Is this the scariest image on the internet? Keep in mind the most recent graph was seven years ago. Imagine how much worse the jeetastrophe is now.

>>719803460 (OP)
Games have gotten so bad that it's more interesting to watch sales numbers than play them

>>719803460 (OP)
little zoomer virgin faggots that have no lives and dont even play video games

>>719803563
holy shit south korea's adaption took off.

>>719804494
nta but like in korean naver forums you can't easily post on chinese platforms

sure apps like rednote allow it but they can and do filter you out whenever they want - like kicking nick fuentes the moment he tried posting his stream link there

stuff like douyin, weibo and main bilibili servers can't be fully accessed without chinese national id - only vietnam can recently because they allowed it

>>719804605
there's a billion chinese internet users - they largely don't post on youtube and twitter all things considered.

overseas chinese are a different story

>>719803460 (OP)
GOOD MORNING SAAAAAAR

palword broke the internet

>>719803563
>payment processors ruin /v/
>thirdies ruin /v/
Make up your mind self awareless chartschizo.

>>719804709
I like this image, I'm gonna make a version about BWC

>>719805264
>>payment processors ruin /v/
No one says this.

>>719804709
wtf, white people were the niggers all along?

>>719803460 (OP)
Sure we did, it's an evolution of console wars. Also games are kinda shit at the moment so people are paying more attention to the industry.

>>719803805
i see lots of chinese in my american multiplayer servers doe

>>719805359
Pretending that payment processor demoralization threads don't exist doesn't make them disappear.

>>719803460 (OP)
Younger generations flocked to this website. Being raised on social media they literally can not conceive of things existing in a vacuum for fun. They watch tiktok, twitch and YouTube fags who try to get as most views as possible. REMEMBER TO SMASH THAT BELL. And every site they use has some sort of upvote like bullshit. And they're raised from it at 3 years old when their single mom who never gives the attention throws them ipad.

Therefor numbers are the only thing that matters. If no one else can validate their interest it's wrong.

Now this is all coming from human nature but social media ipad babies got extremely conditioned and this problem got exponential. We always had faggot journalists people would get their shitty validation from even back in magazine only days. (But kill all zoomers anyways)