• @Zeth0s
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      711 year ago

      Millennials as well. I get bored with modern games. Grinding all day for a pink weapon skin. Tf, I don’t care what color are my skins. Give me a good old challenge

      • I mean it is a nice extra, if and only if the core gameplay is enjoyable. Porbably most triple AAA titles would be fine with all the secondary stuff, if they whould have just put a little more effort into making a fun game first and foremost and then add the other stuff afterwards.

        But of course adding loot boxes to a fun game is a different process than designing a loot box ecosystem and then trying to fit a game into it.

    • NoSpiritAnimal
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      151 year ago

      I’m a Millenial and I was the target audience age when CS released.

      • @[email protected]
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        31 year ago

        If you aren’t doing it already, I strongly encourage you to undertake an aggressive workout routine, including lots of stretching.

    • @AA5B
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      I don’t think this is even Gen-X. Certainly this Gen-Xer grew up on Atari with very obvious 8bit and even text based games. I don’t recognize this one and we had few or no first person shooters

      My “complex world” game was the computer texting to me “you have entered a maze of twisty passages, all alike”

      I don’t know what the tail end of the Xers played, so maybe.

      I had to look it up, but the last of the Xers were born in 1980. This looks like a 2000’s game, so they would have been adults

      • @FangedWyvern42
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        111 year ago

        It’s Counter-Strike 1.6, which is from the late 90s.

      • @RampantParanoia2365
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        31 year ago

        Yeah, it’s more of a millenial/Gen Y game. Which is even further from Boomer.

    • @RampantParanoia2365
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      71 year ago

      Lol

      Me: Hey Dad, wanna play Counterstrike?

      Dad: Hell no, we just had that tile installed. What’s wrong with you?