"It's Just A Stupid Video Game"

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• VG

  @vgwjack · 4 years ago · pinned

  Part 2 coming March 2'nd

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• BA

  @Batbeast900 · 5 years ago

  "When you fall, get immediately back up, the only people that can tell you to stop is yourself."

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• LO

  @lookatmyeyez2 · 5 years ago

  The Most Depressing Moment?<br>Completing it and Realising you will Never play it for the first time again....

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• SK

  @Skyrim_Thalia · 5 years ago

  The fact that when Joel&apos;s daughter died the actor struggled to do the scene it upset him just as much as it upset us

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• RO

  @roborider1 · 3 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlIXK2L_180&amp;t=406">6:46</a><br>&apos;&apos;There’s so many stories where some brave hero decides to give their life to save the day and because of their sacrifice, the good guys win, the survivors all cheer and everybody lives happily ever after. But the hero never gets to see that ending. <br>They’ll never know if their sacrifice actually made a difference. They’ll never know if the day was really saved. In the end... they just have that faith.&apos;&apos;<br>That&apos;s look like a simple speech. But it&apos;s soo deep and painfull. It&apos;s... It&apos;s just a game, ı know. And it&apos;s just a life, too...

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• OB

  @obamareloadsyt629 · 5 years ago

  Someone: “it’s just a stupid game”<br><br>Me and the bois: so anyways we started blasting

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• CA

  @catthoop8279 · 5 years ago

  &quot;Be loyal to what matters&quot; -Athur Morgan

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• SH

  @Shinjo_Ms · 5 years ago (edited)

  Arthur talking to the nun and telling her he&apos;s afraid takes a whole new dimension

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• JI

  @jinobi808 · 3 years ago

  In the 2000&apos;s, my parents got divorced because my dad wanted to spend his free time playing games instead of doing things with his family. My mom would say all the time, &quot;stop playing those stupid video games&quot;. As a kid I remember beeing stunned with the video games. After the divorce, he became really depressed, and started living sort of a hermit life, playing an insane amount of hours, not going out much and still not paying much attention to me or my sister. He used to play mostly single-player titles, but I remember this time I visited him (I was 8 or 9 probably) and we played Mame32 together all day, booting a lot of arcade classics like Cadillacs and Dinosaurs and playing co-op on the same keyboard. The colors, the graphics (lol), the music... That day I just fell in love with video games too, and I know he was happy to share it with me. Then I became a teenager and we grew distant for a lot of reasons. Many years later, I understood that he had always struggled mentally, so I tried to get closer. The only thing we could really talk about and share were video games. &quot;So, what are you playing this days dad?&quot; and then he would show me some new game he was trying out or some gameplay clip he recorded. I was already a full gamer at the time, and my sister too, so the three of us talked about games a lot. He even took us to a gaming convention once. After all, we finally &nbsp;had a little bit of fun together. But he never changed, he continued with really bad habits, smoking 2 packs of cigarettes per day and sitting all day gaming. My dad died last month and it hurts like hell, god knows he made many mistakes, but he gifted me and my sister a true passion for games and in the end, we know he was a good guy. I would love to talk or play anything with him right now. If you can read this dad, I&apos;m proud of all the games you showed me and that you were a true PC/internet geek. I hope they have really cool games in heaven. All of my love, Juan.

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• AL

  @alperyigitfrat4449 · 5 years ago

  &quot;John made it... he is the only one.. rest of us.. no... but.. i tried.. in the end... i did.&quot;<br>-Arthur Morgan

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• TW

  @tweekachu2605 · 5 years ago

  I’m an adult now, but older adults (our parents) just won’t understand the connection we draw from these games.

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• EI

  @Eis_ · 5 years ago

  &quot;It&apos;s just a video game.&quot;, says someone who cries over a book or a movie. You gotta realise: Video games nowadays, unlike arcade games before, are interactive movies. Its not like we are watching a guy lose his son because of betrayal. At some point, we were that guy. At some point, we were his son. We understand both their sentiments, and sometimes even their enemies&apos;. That&apos;s what makes games more special.

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