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post 1515461001 08-12-2017, 08:23 PM
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I'm 36 and I still play video games. Who gives a fukc? I'm in the house, not running the streets or burning unnecessary gas.

He sounds like a massive *******.
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Originally Posted By 4everalone
Honestly bros you are in a video game bubble. To me playing video games all day as a 29 year sounds like something from Step Brothers. I havent touched my ps3 since I was 17-18
Not every one quits videos games to pursue autism full time like you brah.. gotta keep an open mind.
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post 1515461651 08-12-2017, 08:28 PM
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He's actually right. A man over 21 really shouldn't be playing video games.

Unless you are making a living playing or developing games you really should limit it to two hours a week max.

Women find grown men playing video games very unattractive.
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post 1515462131 08-12-2017, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
He's actually right. A man over 21 really shouldn't be playing video games.

Unless you are making a living playing or developing games you really should limit it to two hours a week max.

Women find grown men playing video games very unattractive.
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The reason husband and I are together is because we have common hobbies. This is not the olde times where you just married Jimmy from down the street because he can take care of you. Having things in common is a must if you wanna make it. And before anything else married for 8yrs, 10yrs together.
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post 1515462221 08-12-2017, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted By MBisonSon
What good come from playing video games?

And before you say watching TV, movies, those are **** hobbies as well.

Giant wastes of time.

At least with reading books you're getting a fair amount of brain exercise in.

I guess the better debate is how active/passive your brain has to be while doing your hobby, and how that translates into being physically challenging.
Is personal enjoyment/fun not in the category of "good"?
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post 1515462281 08-12-2017, 08:35 PM
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misc is like a video game
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I'm an industrial programmer, my main business is programming industrial machinery to the specification of the company that hires me, I invest in real estate with my wife, and have a side business in commercial and real estate photography.

And I STILL have time to go on Xbox one and tear up online
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
He's actually right. A man over 21 really shouldn't be playing video games.

Unless you are making a living playing or developing games you really should limit it to two hours a week max.

Women find grown men playing video games very unattractive.
I'm sure a lot of women would find having 19K posts on a bodybuilding forum unattractive too, but who cares? If you are taking care of the basics, you should do what you want to do with your free time regardless of what other people think, assuming whatever you're doing isnt harmful to others of course.
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post 1515462751 08-12-2017, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted By atomicbbgum
Age: 47


The reason husband and I are together is because we have common hobbies. This is not the olde times where you just married Jimmy from down the street because he can take care of you. Having things in common is a must if you wanna make it. And before anything else married for 8yrs, 10yrs together.
One of the number one complaints of married women is video game play when other things aren't being handled.

Yes I stand by my statement. If a door needs to be fixed he should fix it and not play. A lot of men ignore their other household duties in order to play games and sit on the thing for hours at a time instead of going out and creating memories and experiences for their wives and family.
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he's not wrong op
post 1515463111 08-12-2017, 08:44 PM
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Wow.. Quite a few people claiming video games are lame. Do yourselves a huge favor, have a seat and turn on a console and game srs. Your quality of life will increase, maybe you'll make some friends.. Plz do it. You'll Thank me later.
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post 1515463131 08-12-2017, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted By atomicbbgum
29, 1st year as a stay at home, worked for 11yrs, managed to do all my chores, cook all the meals & snacks, tend to my kid and teach him chit, lift 3x a week, go out occasionally, mostly because kid. Still game, read books, comics, manga and play chess. You don't have to be a full blown FA weaboo, you can still have a social life.
11 years doing what?
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post 1515463391 08-12-2017, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
One of the number one complaints of married women is video game play when other things aren't being handled.

Yes I stand by my statement. If a door needs to be fixed he should fix it and not play. A lot of men ignore their other household duties in order to play games and sit on the thing for hours at a time instead of going out and creating memories and experiences for their wives and family.
LOL at this. Then they picked the wrong person to marry. If you entered a relationship with someone and they already have established hobbies, per example: videogames, hunting, fishing, basketball, reading, and you expect them to change after and dropped their hobbies because you don't like them or find them to be "a waste of time" then is you who are the problem. Don't try to change people. Be with someone you have chit in common with or that at least understands and is willing to participate.
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BRB gets annoyed at him even trying to get 15min of anything
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BRB just works and work and works and works
BRB brother has no hobbies and is misserable.

Meanwhile husband is sitting in front of me eating his dinner while playing on the DS and our kid is fed, bathed and asleep. Chit like your hobbies shouldn't take away from the establish adult you already are.
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post 1515463501 08-12-2017, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted By wi****couldlast
11 years doing what?
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Wish I could actually find a game I'd want to play more than an hour
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post 1515463751 08-12-2017, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted By BetaThanU
Wish I could actually find a game I'd want to play more than an hour
What are you into? Shooters, rpgs, mmorpgs, adventure?
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
One of the number one complaints of married women is video game play when other things aren't being handled.

Yes I stand by my statement. If a door needs to be fixed he should fix it and not play. A lot of men ignore their other household duties in order to play games and sit on the thing for hours at a time instead of going out and creating memories and experiences for their wives and family.
married women complaining? I don't believe it!
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post 1515463861 08-12-2017, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted By atomicbbgum
What are you into? Shooters, rpgs, mmorpgs, adventure?
Usually RPGs but just haven't been pulled into anything since Witcher 3. There's a zombie one coming out soon which does have my attention tho, can't remember the title.
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post 1515463921 08-12-2017, 08:54 PM
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different generations.....

we grew up with video games...they will be a part of our life till we die.

his generation grew up watching mash and doing other chit they did in the 50's 60's and 70's.

if you like video games in your free time play them
post 1515464061 08-12-2017, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted By BetaThanU
Usually RPGs but just haven't been pulled into anything since Witcher 3. There's a zombie one coming out soon which does have my attention tho, can't remember the title.
Try Dark Souls, chit is good, keep dying, keep trying.
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post 1515467611 08-12-2017, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted By DenverMiscer
Just LOL @ "waste of time"

The truth is EVERYTHING is a waste of time in the grand scheme of life, but for some strange reason a lot of people still cling to this out-dated belief that adults are "supposed" to do this or that. Not sure where this idea of video games somehow being an "inferior" form of entertainment comes from, must come from the older generations/post-40 crowd that are quite frankly out-of-touch with modern gaming (a huuuuuge industry in 2017).
Video games bring more entertainment for your buck.

What you describe alternative stuff that adults do can be done in less than 5 hours but cost a lot more $$$ in the long run.

For $60 I paid for Persona 5 and that long-ass RPG took me 90 hours to finish. It sure as hell worth every dollar.
Also video games nowadays have evolved into full-blown interactive movies with amazing graphics. The Last Of Us, Uncharted 4, GTA V, Persona 5, Final fantasy XV, and maybe Bloodborne (From recent memory of this-gen gaming).

In the real world, real wages have fallen, housing & education has skyrocketed to record levels and protesting doesn't seem to cut it nowadays. Now it is death of apathy for all around. When grown-ass men such as OP is playing video games and old people are starting to take notice, this is when things will go downhill from there.
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Originally Posted By drvillain
what's childish about it
Well I think playing in general is childish.

But like I already said, it's not a bad thing.
It seems to me like we have different understandings on the word.

It's not a negative thing boyo
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Originally Posted By Flognutz
different generations.....

his generation grew up watching mash and doing other chit they did in the 50's 60's and 70's
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Originally Posted By OsPerez1996
Well I think playing in general is childish.

But like I already said, it's not a bad thing.
It seems to me like we have different understandings on the word.

It's not a negative thing boyo
well you haven't even clarified what's childish about it. Just a bunch of run around to be a nice guy. Pick a side *******
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I'm on the fence.

I'm of the notion thateveryoneshould be working towards accomplishments, especially in their adult years. The last thing you should aspire to be is a 40 year old couch potato beer swiller with a dadbod. Yes we all need downtime, but 3-4+ hours on a console is far too much.

I quit video games years ago. I actually miss playing them, but I just have too many things I want to improve on or learn in my life and I could literally game for hours every day. When I was on nofap, it was all I did just to get my mind off the urges. Masturbation and gaming were my two biggest vices and in those days I managed to be rid of both of them, you could say they worked in tandem but I was only able to be rid of video games after realising I could - about 200 days in I believe. Enough about Nofap.

So; I sunk many, many hours into an MMO and ultimately it meant nothing because what Ididaccomplish went to waste with each major update. Once it was gone, I found myself bored and I do still, occasionally. Hence why I miss it. But, I stick to my guns and I know that if I went back I'd get addicted again or at least play more than I should and everything else in my life will be neglected.And that's the issue - gamers can neglect their real life if they "escape" too often. I know a streamer who games full time and he broke up with his GF, I consider it a factor because while she doted on him - sometimes she would even go on camera, give him a kiss and some food - he seemed disinterested and just focused on the game.

I too gamed sometimes when I had a girl over - I cringe thinking of it now. The girl wanted to **** and I was just playing Bayonetta...another time another girl I was playing MoH.

I am not so holy, I still watch a lot of gaming on YouTube. It's my compromise, instead of wasting money on consoles and games and spending hours on them, I watch whatever channels upload. If PewDiePie uploads a Battlegrounds vid that's 20 mins long, that's 20 minutes if gaming instead of god knows how long I'd spend playing that game - Probably 4 hours.

TLDR; That's why I'm on the fence. We all need our break aways but video games are fake accomplishments dressed up as real ones.
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Originally Posted By quadfecta
Have not met one person over the age of 25 who holds a good job and has a healthy social life and still plays video games
My cousin plays college football, one of the best, and plays tons of video games
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
One of the number one complaints of married women is video game play when other things aren't being handled.

Yes I stand by my statement. If a door needs to be fixed he should fix it and not play. A lot of men ignore their other household duties in order to play games and sit on the thing for hours at a time instead of going out and creating memories and experiences for their wives and family.
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It's really a big problem if you took too much time for playing game, especially if you are unemployed.
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