Aight here’s a scenario. Your house is on fire and you want to save a game. Sure, in a house fire you’d probably prioritize something like photos or something like that. Let’s assume that anything like birth certificates and any other info is kept in a fireproof safe. We won’t have to worry about that. We only think of something sentimental to us.
But in this case it’s a video game that means so much to you that you are willing to save it. Bear in mind that you’re only able to save one game. What game would you save from the flames, and why?
My gamecube copy of Skies of Arcadia.
Shit’s rare, y’know?
as someone who was in a house fire, i looked for my loved ones and got the fuck out.
>has birth certificate in a fireproof safe
>but not the game(s) he cherishes the most
Entire scenario is unreasonable if I have a fireproof safe my most valuable and sentimental games go in there too.
Not gonna lie. I don’t love any game I own enough to go through the trouble of grabbing it.
I’d take Silent Hill 2 or 3 since they were expensive. It’s weird you say this, because my apartment complex was recently on fire. It wasn’t my building, but it was pretty close to me. No one died or anything though.
my 10tb hard drive full of digital game copies
fuck you and fuck your consumerism
>But in this case it’s a video game that means so much to you that you are willing to save it. Bear in mind that you’re only able to save one game. What game would you save from the flames, and why?
Considering I can just rebuy anything I just take the most expensive game I own to save myself the time of saving up to rebuy it from reseller homosexuals later. In that case I guess Maybe Tron Bonne? That seems retardedly expensive at the minute.
Then I claim my entire collection via insurance and don’t rebuy it because this physical addiction is ruining my life. I take the money and I move to a much smaller house which I can buy outright instead of paying off my current mortgage on a big house (partly to house my fucking stupidly large collection). Then I emulate everything and realize I don’t actually like videogames. I just like shitposting.
Then I make a thread about a hypothetical house fire for (yous)
Did /our guy/ John ever rebuild his collection? I can’t find him on Facebook. I hope he’s doing alright.
Without a doubt I would save my ammocrate collectors edition of Halo 2. I can carry at least twelve of them.
Since most my games are digital and on PC now I’d just grab that, but if that’s not an option then Oblivion for the 360 and my old 360 harddrive which hopefully still works
I let the flames overwhelm me as I clutch the case of Rapelay to my chest.
I don’t own anything physical, have been a bootlegger since the PS2 days.
>bootlegger
You go to places where video games are being played, record it in secret, and then watch at home?
Came into this thread without a clear answer, but upon reinvestigation of the original post, I can surmise that the only logical answer would be to save my eleven copies of Halo 2 since you said "one game" instead of "one copy of a game."
Lost Kingdoms 2
A factory sealed copy of 50 cent bullet proof for Xbox I got signed by all members of g unit and d 12 including Eminem and 50 cent, could probably sell it for over a million dollars
I’ve been looking for a way to shed myself of all my worthless possessions. A house fire would be effective
That’s why i pit my stuff far away from any potential ignition sources.
To stay on topic: i will rescue my Pokémon Heart Gold copy that i had since 2009.
If I was stupid enough to walk into a raging fire despite all the truly important stuff already being safe, I guess my Sonic 1 for the Genesis. It was the first game I ever played.
Skies of Arcadia Legends for being my favorite game.
Or Super Smash Bros Melee for memento reasons.
>I’m not asking for anything
So how much did the gofundme make?
I don’t think he ever made one. That’s a pretty old image.
all my other physical games are easily replaceable. this holds sentimental and, as it turns out, monetary value
>Sure, in a house fire you’d probably prioritize something like photos or something like that.
No I wouldn’t, I keep almost nothing of that nature for the very reason that I don’t want to be attached to these totems. I sometimes dream of a fire so that the last few things I have stuck around that were gifts would be consumed and I wouldn’t have to go around taking care of them or thinking about them. Nor would I save the games. Hopefully the fire would free my from this hobbyist prison.
no need. i pirate all my games and steal all my electronics
based pirate chad
>this isnt even my house thats on fire right now
It was all insured so no harm done in the end
I guess i’d save my CD of Pharaoh, for nostalgia’s sake.
All of my games are digital nowadays, who the fuck keeps cases around gathering dust.
i just grab the series s, its the size of a large book
probably my 10 or so copies of halo 2 since you said "one game" and not "one copy of a game"
Anon, it can only be one copy of Halo 2. Only one physical disc you can retrieve. You can’t bring the other nine copies of Halo 2. Only one.
Also, why do you have so many copies of Halo 2?
shut the fuck up brainlet halo 2 is a masterpiece. how about i put some of my family back in the house to trade for halo 2? i assume that’s a deal i can make, since you insist i can somehow only grab one (1) halo 2 copy despite them being all in the same halo 2 skinned ammo crate, thus implying that you’re fucking SATAN preventing me from performing logical actions. go FUCK yourself.
Sorry, but you are only allowed to save one copy of Halo 2.
Bet the retard didn’t include their value in his home insurance.
All my games are digital so I don’t really care. I guess my copy of metroid prime.
i would save my family and let everything burn. i have over 300 physical videogames, 100 movies, 150 comic books, 20 consoles, 3 tvs, 4 monitors, a dozen controllers and lots of collectors edition figured.
absolutely none of it is worth me or mu family’s lived
homosexual
My mint condition Breath of Fire III for PS1.
Anon, you family is perfectly safe and waiting outside for the fire department in this scenario. You however have enough time to go back inside before the flames build up to save one game and get out safely without losing your life.
So with your family safe and enough time to save one game, which one would it be?
I have about a dozen copies of Halo 2. You said I’m allowed to save one video game so I assume I’m allowed to save all of my copies of halo 2?
You can only save “one” physical game. Cannot be multiple copies of a single game. Only “one” game.
its my house ill do what i want homosexual
fucking based halo 2 chad