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@AshenOne_VI I had this same experience with Crimson Desert. Itโs waaaaaay too long. Too dependent upon quests that feel like an endless series of errands. Not interesting enough to justify the length. I ended up tapping out.
Thrilled that people are going to the movies, not so thrilled that it feels like many of them are massive losers incapable of sitting silently without a second screen for a few hours
Nobody likes you when you're depressed.
Plain and simple. We can talk all day about mental health and how important it is, but the moment you are depressed, people start to distance themselves. They see you as negative, a burden, and someone too heavy to handle.
the myth that poor people just need to " work harder" is absolutely nonsense. most poor people work longer hours doing harder jobs for lower pay. this system doesn't reward labor; it exploits it.
Quite funny there are products being sold to allow you to more easily play your 30 year old games in modern times while theyโre trying to tell you thereโs no demand for current gen physical games.