They should be spiritually closer to sports or board games, skills to be mastered, rather than art projects to be consumed passively and mindlessly.
Video games should not be a narrative experience
They should be spiritually closer to sports or board games, skills to be mastered, rather than art projects to be consumed passively and mindlessly.
There can be both types of games
>spiritually closer to sports
Video games are the antithesis of physical activity you pathetic loser. They're a basic-b***h hobby for lazy fat morons and that's it, don't try to imply that they can be similar to things that actually improve your health.
moron that doesn't know what spiritually means.
You're spiritually moronic if you think an activity where you cultivate masses of lard is the same as the complete opposite of that.
You are fricking moronic. Please have a nice day immediately so the collective IQ of the species can increase.
>No argument
I accept your concession that you lack a proper knowledge of your own vernacular and just spew contextless shit you saw a more intelligent person use in the past. Get fricked idiot.
>Emulating sports while sitting on your ass.
A thinly stretched comparison at best.
>sitting on your ass
you don't sit while playing wii sports, you stand and flail your arms. it's more exercise than actual olympic sports like shooting and horse dancing
>It's more exorcise than these niche sports that don't feature much athletic need.
Wow.
>No argument again.
kek
>hurr durr video games are the opposite of sports because one requires physical activity and one doesn't
>actually this video game requires more physical activity than these sports
>WOWWWWWW THANKS CAPTAIN OBVIOUS
yes you are silly, yes i win.
How do you not know what OP means my saying games should be spiritually closer to sports? Of course they can't literally be like sports. You have actual autism. End your life for the collective good of mankind.
Pretty sure everyone knows what OP means, she's just a moron that's using words he doesn't know the meaning of. You might say he is spiritually moronic.
You hate video games because you think they're the reason your life is bad, but they're not.
I don't hate vidya, I just think OP is a dumb homosexual moron.
Imagine your favorite movie/show. Would you not want it in Detroit: Become Human style? If no, why would you want to gatekeep as a gamer so bad?
Sometimes I want a game out of my video games and sometimes I want an experience kinda like how you can fish or play the piano just to relax and go through the motions. I don't see why we cant have both
Hdj
>A visual medium that usually have narrative framing should be like an athletic pass time or an extremely broad gaming medium that also tends to have narrative framing.
Keep trying
Books should not be a narrative experience
They should be spiritually closer to a lectures or an education, information to be learned, rather than art projects to be consumed passively and mindlessly.
You do know that there's a large group of books called textbooks that don't have a narrative, right?
Elaborate on your need for explanations, surely the OP was clear enough to kickstart a conversation about the proper implementation of videogames?
No, the OP just made an inane statement with no reasoning.
people are naturally more engrossed in performing certain tasks if they are given a narrative that supplies a reason for doing them
which is why even arcade games had leaderboards and high scores, it's just a different kind of motivator
>that sperg having a full blown meltdown over this
Imagine being the poor parents of this creature, yikes. Sorry guys but it seems like our intelligent conversation might have to be postponed.
There's no saving your moronic thread with your stupid ass reductive topic about fricking nothing.
funny you bring up board/tabletop games, because outside of shit like chess they're actually pretty reliant on having narrative context to nest their mechanics in.
That's what e-sports are. Counter Strike, Street Fighter, Rocket League, etc. are all endless competitions of skill mastery akin to sports.