Thread 725530972

slops?
price hikes?
steam?
gamepass?
tf are you talking about?
dont tell me youre some kind of brainless goyim? eternal slave to his ISP

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oh? well let me hear how steam games work when offline

>>725530972 (OP)
gamepass?
games to pass?
oh youre not passing anything hunny

>>725530972 (OP)
Modern gaming is slop — not food, just filler.
Everything’s a product now: battle passes, skins, engagement loops.

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Worlds once built with care are stitched from metrics.
Studios chase retention, not wonder.

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Games don’t end, they drip-feed.
Updates mean costumes, not ideas.

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The art’s gone; the pipeline remains.

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Games used to feel alive — now they’re spreadsheets with cutscenes.
Every world’s a checklist, every reward a distraction.

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Design follows data, not vision.
Developers don’t create; they maintain.

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You don’t finish games anymore — they finish you.
It’s not play, it’s consumption disguised as progress.

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The joy’s been optimized out.

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The slop never stops — it just updates.
Same engines, same faces, same maps with new logos.

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Studios talk about “player choice” while funneling everyone down the same corridor.
Progress bars replaced discovery.

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Communities became analytics.
Even failure’s monetized now — pay to skip, pay to win, pay to play less.

>>725530972 (OP)
Games used to be escapes; now they’re subscriptions.
It’s not a medium anymore — it’s a service with a skin.

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Every release feels like a sequel to nothing.
Trailers promise worlds; launch day delivers chores.

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You log in, not to play, but to keep up.
The UI screams at you — rewards, challenges, bundles, boosts.

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Art direction’s dead under the weight of brand consistency.
Dialogue written by committee, choices that mean nothing.

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Even nostalgia’s monetized — remasters of remasters, DLC for memories.
They don’t make games anymore; they make engagement platforms.

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And somehow, we keep pressing “Start.”

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Games have become chores with soundtracks.
Every menu’s a storefront.
Every story’s a tutorial for monetization.
You don’t explore — you optimize.
Graphics get sharper while ideas dull.
Studios brag about fidelity, not feeling.
Developers crunch for years to ship half a product, then patch the rest for profit.
Players defend billion-dollar companies like sports teams.
Every innovation’s a gimmick until it sells; then it’s cloned to death.
The medium that once dreamed now just recycles.
It’s not passion anymore — it’s production.

you gay bitch of a BO
kill yourself