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Who knew people were even doing Halo speedruns anymore?
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Love me some Super Metroid Speed Runs.
What is the purpose of doing something like this?
What is the purpose of doing something like this?
Nothing. Some people believe it or not find this fun. It's not hurting anyone and they enjoy it.
Definitely, there's a lot worse things someone could be doing. I think video games keeps many a people out of trouble.
yup got into an argument with a coworker, he was mocking me a fair bit when he discovered I was a big game nerd. Once he found out my yearly PC upgrade budget (not super, like 500-700) he procedded to tell me that's such a huge waste of money.
I looked at him back and asked "you like to drink, whats a night out for you?", he responded $300. I looked back and said that $700 a year entertains me 3-4 nights a week, I spend less than you do by the 3rd day. He was less than amused and walked off lol
yup got into an argument with a coworker, he was mocking me a fair bit when he discovered I was a big game nerd. Once he found out my yearly PC upgrade budget (not super, like 500-700) he procedded to tell me that's such a huge waste of money.
I looked at him back and asked "you like to drink, whats a night out for you?", he responded $300. I looked back and said that $700 a year entertains me 3-4 nights a week, I spend less than you do by the 3rd day. He was less than amused and walked off lol
$300?!!!
At least he realized you obliterated his argument.
My cabinet likely has 10x's that in spirits in it. It's a hobby, like everything else.
I have spent $300 on a night out, but that was pre-wedding with a good number of friends, at our favorite craft cocktail bar ($8+ cocktails) and we shut the place down.
I also game (and have for many many years), but never saw the allure of playing a game over and over and doing a Speed run to see how fast I could "beat the game".
My cabinet likely has 10x's that in spirits in it. It's a hobby, like everything else.
I have spent $300 on a night out, but that was pre-wedding with a good number of friends, at our favorite craft cocktail bar ($8+ cocktails) and we shut the place down.
I also game (and have for many many years), but never saw the allure of playing a game over and over and doing a Speed run to see how fast I could "beat the game".
I think it comes down to getting your money's worth. That said, it seems incredibly boring to me.
$300 for a single night of booze doesn't even seem remotely logical to me either. I could get a truckload of Slupees the size of my face for that kind of money, and I'm far less likely to wake up spooning an upset looking gnome on a strangers lawn. ;D
What is the purpose of doing something like this?