This. Watching a movie is like being served a quality meal and a massage. Playing a videogame is like the chef throwing vegetables at you and telling you to cook your meal yourself.
No playing videogames is like going to a market to buy a tv dinner buying ingredients and making a meal would be making your own game and going to mcdonalds to buy fast food would be watching a movie actually no mcdonalds service is too good it's more like going to papa johns pizza.
Video games are like a TV dinner where you have to cook each item separately for 30 minutes in the oven and eat the full dinner over one hour. A movie is like eating a normal dinner at a restaurant.
modern movies are rubbish though so it wouldn't be a good restaurant dingus and most modern games are easy baby mode so no wrong again you wouldn't cook everything separately
Mental how harmful salt is to snails, but then again there are some substances that do pretty much the same to the human body with just a few milligrammes
The difference is I go to the theatre once a year at most for something I really want to see, whereas I'll play any old shit that looks like it'd vaguely interest me
If my blu-ray kept crashing halfway through the movie or sometimes the main character would try to open a door and then clip through the floor I'd probably want a refund.
this is the Black person that sold a single digit game on the switch
an absolute madman who for some reason has a delusional following of ironical fans
If I pay for a starbucks coffee and it comes FLAWED, they are obliged to REPLACE IT entirely on the spot, not wait a few months to "fix" the flawed coffee
You are paying for something that can be replicated effortlessly
Coffee cannot be replicated without material costs
If i figured out a way to create free energy out of thin air, you would bet your ass once people know how much effort it takes to create it, nobody would be paying a dime for it
If I pay for a starbucks coffee and it comes FLAWED, they are obliged to REPLACE IT entirely on the spot, not wait a few months to "fix" the flawed coffee
I think the only time I've ever been to a theater since I discovered piracy was once in 2009 to see Avatar, and that was only because it was someone's birthday and they were paying for everyone's tickets.
>go to theater for a shared social experience to watch an interesting movie >play a mediocre 2 hour game that's actually 10 minutes of content stretched for 2 hours
What's funny is modern Disney shows are a lot like video games with how they stretch out 15 minutes of plot over a 60 minute episode
Well, you see, in the top half snail is ok with paying 10 dollars to watch the latest 2 hour film, in the bottom half the snail is opposed to idea of buying a 2 hour video game for 5 dollars.
But in reality, snails don't play video games or watch latest 2 hour films
Hope that helps, OP
Anon. I consider those 10$ to watch a movie to be too much. The only times I'd ever consider paying that much is when going out with other people, which I always advise against because I'd much rather organize a dinner and a gaming party at home than have to pay ridiculous amounts of money to do the same things outside.
$10 is about the price I consider reasonable for a good game. $2 is what I'd be willing to pay to buy the right to watch good movies at home.
Steam sells me games for $10 so I actually buy them. No one is selling me movies for $2 so I pirate/stream them.
A movie is a high cost endeavor that takes thousands of people to make
Most of the short games are indie hispter shit made by three people at a rented apartment with funko pops on the wall that they dare to call a "studio"
>snacks are an extra 20$
Jesus, are movie theatre prices that blown up in 'merica? Just get the DVD two weeks later.
t. leaf that hasn't gone to a movie theatre in 8 years.
video games are interactive
you're basically paying to do work
This. Watching a movie is like being served a quality meal and a massage. Playing a videogame is like the chef throwing vegetables at you and telling you to cook your meal yourself.
>Playing a videogame is like the chef throwing vegetables at you and telling you to cook your meal yourself.
Hot Pot places are fantastic, though.
>Hot Pot places are fantastic, though.
they fricking better be. you made the shit.
No playing videogames is like going to a market to buy a tv dinner buying ingredients and making a meal would be making your own game and going to mcdonalds to buy fast food would be watching a movie actually no mcdonalds service is too good it's more like going to papa johns pizza.
Video games are like a TV dinner where you have to cook each item separately for 30 minutes in the oven and eat the full dinner over one hour. A movie is like eating a normal dinner at a restaurant.
modern movies are rubbish though so it wouldn't be a good restaurant dingus and most modern games are easy baby mode so no wrong again you wouldn't cook everything separately
My point is most games stretch a 10 minutes of content to 2 hours
A movie is 2 hours of content with very little time filler
except for the ads before the movie starts :^)
>come later
now only the bad seats are left :^*~~
Looks yummy
$5 is a reasonable price
$70 is not
ya. I don't know what OP is smoking that he thinks I wouldn't pay a fiver for a quality 2 hour game.
Snail needs correction.
for me? :3
Mental how harmful salt is to snails, but then again there are some substances that do pretty much the same to the human body with just a few milligrammes
>Mental how harmful salt is to snails
it's not poison.
it just pulls all the water out of their bodies through osmosis
>some substances that do pretty much the same to the human body with just a few milligrammes
women?
The difference is I go to the theatre once a year at most for something I really want to see, whereas I'll play any old shit that looks like it'd vaguely interest me
both are free though
okay now change the bottom part from $5 to $70 and the game to a triple A title that still only cost half as much to produce as the movie.
If my blu-ray kept crashing halfway through the movie or sometimes the main character would try to open a door and then clip through the floor I'd probably want a refund.
>pay for updates
if the shit wasn't flawed upon purchase, your incompetent ass might not need to work so much overtime
this is the Black person that sold a single digit game on the switch
an absolute madman who for some reason has a delusional following of ironical fans
isn't this the game where you need to guide an old blind guy with dog piss
If I pay for a starbucks coffee and it comes FLAWED, they are obliged to REPLACE IT entirely on the spot, not wait a few months to "fix" the flawed coffee
So, game developers are having it easy
You are paying for something that can be replicated effortlessly
Coffee cannot be replicated without material costs
If i figured out a way to create free energy out of thin air, you would bet your ass once people know how much effort it takes to create it, nobody would be paying a dime for it
>you all pay $10 for a cup of coffee
No I don't
If I pay for a starbucks coffee and it comes FLAWED, they are obliged to REPLACE IT entirely on the spot, not wait a few months to "fix" the flawed coffee
So, game developers are having it easy
I think the only time I've ever been to a theater since I discovered piracy was once in 2009 to see Avatar, and that was only because it was someone's birthday and they were paying for everyone's tickets.
it's in the image, he's paying 5$ for a simulator of a fun game, he's not actually having fun
but snax are unavailable in the game scenario
>he keeps snax at home
whats it like being a hamplanet?
Gonna take my sister out to watch fnaf this friday night, wish me luck
don't remember games paying my $500 console or $1000+ pc setup
>go to theater for a shared social experience to watch an interesting movie
>play a mediocre 2 hour game that's actually 10 minutes of content stretched for 2 hours
What's funny is modern Disney shows are a lot like video games with how they stretch out 15 minutes of plot over a 60 minute episode
Well, you see, in the top half snail is ok with paying 10 dollars to watch the latest 2 hour film, in the bottom half the snail is opposed to idea of buying a 2 hour video game for 5 dollars.
But in reality, snails don't play video games or watch latest 2 hour films
Hope that helps, OP
I buy a new game every week. I go to movies once or twice a year
>I consume more games than I do movies. Ergo games should be cheaper
no
Anon. I consider those 10$ to watch a movie to be too much. The only times I'd ever consider paying that much is when going out with other people, which I always advise against because I'd much rather organize a dinner and a gaming party at home than have to pay ridiculous amounts of money to do the same things outside.
$10 is about the price I consider reasonable for a good game. $2 is what I'd be willing to pay to buy the right to watch good movies at home.
Steam sells me games for $10 so I actually buy them. No one is selling me movies for $2 so I pirate/stream them.
A movie is a high cost endeavor that takes thousands of people to make
Most of the short games are indie hispter shit made by three people at a rented apartment with funko pops on the wall that they dare to call a "studio"
LOADED ONTO THE BACK OF A TRUCK
The snail is an allegory for the first sin of Adam and Eve.
The ticket cashier is God, and the game is the snake.
Unfun game simulator with extra padding.
I pirate both
Meanwhile, I pay $60+ for 30-minute games. Hoes can die mad. Shmups have infinite replay value.
walk in the park is free
>paying for movies
lol what the frick? what year are you from?
Movies can get you laid. How many $5 games have gotten you laid?
You are not the game I thought you were. You are FOTM, and I will be rid of you.
What kind of idiotic NPC cattle goes to fricking cinema after 2010 lmao
You're watching the movie at the theater. I'm pretty sure people would pay 10$ to play a game for 2 hours on a massive screen with proper acoustics.
Mainatining a cinema is expensive.
Hosting a game on steam is only a 1 1000 dollars payment
11000 bucks is kinda expensive, anon.
>snacks are an extra 20$
Jesus, are movie theatre prices that blown up in 'merica? Just get the DVD two weeks later.
t. leaf that hasn't gone to a movie theatre in 8 years.