You Can Never Play The Same Game Twice

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  @ArchitectofGames · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @CadeCraze · 2 years ago (edited)

  As someone who got a concussion and lost a few years of memory, I can, in fact, play the same game twice.

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  @MithranderGray · 2 years ago

  A man cannot cross the same river twice. &nbsp; For he is not the same man, and it is not the same river.

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  @MageWarren · 2 years ago

  When Bowser tells you not to come inside, you f*cking pull out. Simple as.

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• JR

  @JRandomHacker · 2 years ago

  Completely outside the content of this particular video, I really appreciate that Adam commits <i>hard</i> on the pronunciation of Patreon member &quot;Aaah!&quot;

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  @rapandrasmus8231 · 2 years ago

  One interesting question that comes to my mind with this video is &quot;Why do I like to watch my friends play videogames I just introduced to them?&quot;, especially when I know them in and out myself.<br>But I think the answer lies in the sort of second hand discovery you get from your oblivious vict- I mean friend when they play the game for the first time. We humans are a social species and by that we can often experience things through other people.<br><br>Anyways, now I will force all my friends to play all my favourite games so I can experience them as if I was new to them 500 more times. 😗✌

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  @pieterfaes6263 · 2 years ago

  As someone who played Baba Is You, I&apos;m pretty sure that game breaks the brain so much in an abstract manner I think there&apos;s a chance you can experience it twice. If just because it hurts so much the first time you&apos;d repress said memory after.<br>Good game though, but damn.

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  @LucidDreamexe · 2 years ago

  I recognized Void Stranger from the thumbnail, that game needs to be talked about more. But like you said, its so &quot;outer wilds&quot; in that any meaningful discussion that might convince someone to play would likely ruin the experience. It&apos;ll blow up eventually, and i think deserves to

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• FL

  @Flembons · 2 years ago (edited)

  Thank you for the spoiler warning for Void Stranger. I’d never heard of it before, but seeing it lumped together with Outer Wilds and Obra Dinn, I immediately picked it up

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  @ElderSkyrim · 2 years ago

  I finished Void Stranger early last month, and it has ended up being one of my favorite games I’ve played, and the worst part is I can’t talk to people about it because spoiling it would ruin it.

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  @funky555 · 2 years ago

  I havnt played survival minecraft solo since 1.8. I&apos;ve itentionally avoided learning about recent updates for the sole purpose of one day having that same experience as my first time playing once the game is fresh again.

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  @Vasarcdus · 2 years ago

  This is the only thing I kind of like about having a memory disorder. Every 5 years, I can replay things like Ace Attorney and at least not remember how the cases turn out until toward the end. I can replay puzzle games like once a year. I can replay an open world game immediately sometimes and the beginning feels almost brand new. 😅

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