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ChichiriMuyo posted...

No WoW, for life.

I don't know why people wanna play this game.

You work a job, then spend a huge chunk of time and money doing work-like things in a video game and you pay for it?

You work a job, then spend a huge chunk of time and money in a video game and pay for it. That's how capitalism works, if you want to play a game, you have to pay for it.

You join a guild (aka company) and you show up regularly at the same time to do the same thing repeatedly so that others can benefit from your effort?

You join a guild (aka group of friends) and you show up regularly at the same time to hang out and play a video game together. I'm not sure who the others are who are meant to be benefiting from it. Other players in the guild? In a raid environment, gear isn't seen as a personal reward, it's a reward for the whole group. It makes the whole group more powerful and better equipped to handle the next content.

If you can't make it you say, "Sorry guys, I'm not around this week." If you have a better way to arrange hanging out with a group of friends than... scheduling a time to hang out, the human race would love to know.

And maybe doing that gets you a trinket you didn't have after a few weeks of retrying?

I honestly can't refute this last line properly because it's actually just garbage. No-one is raiding because they want loot. That is not the reward. I enjoy spending time with my friends, I enjoy the gameplay. I'm not sure that "playing a video game" requires a reward.

What do I get after a few weeks of playing Persona? Maybe a credit scene?
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