I don't know if I'd call it a deep game, it's more comfy like Cities Skylines
Animal Crossing in a nutshell. It may be the most pure example of nu-fun ever created
Ryan Lee
Lincoln Gutierrez
Imagine redefining enjoyment so that the hollow pit into which you throw your wasted energy can ring with the echoes of your own failed sense of superiority.
Imagine turning your eyes up from the desolation of your own self-indulgence to see the garden of youth you turned your back on, and feeling absolutely nothing but jealousy for those still with the capacity for joy.
Imagine looking back again, seeing your kingdom of nothing and smiling to yourself so that you can imagine somehow that you've chosen this path because it's where you've always wanted to be. Alone and miserable and oh so fucking grateful to be so gifted as to never feel those false feelings of happiness, love or satisfaction ever again.
Nolan Barnes
t. zoomer with brainrot trying to act superior for not liking stuff
Sebastian Murphy
imagine thinking playing video games can be a constructive use of energy lmao have sex
Benjamin Rivera
Is there no significant degree of proficiency or effective planning?
Justin Diaz
>fun is what I say it is!!!!!
Jordan Richardson
Fun thread? Fun thread.
Cooper Roberts
Playing video games at least has something intended to be cathartic at the end.
Yelling at people about how they're not REALLY having fun on Yas Forums has no catharsis, the only reply is "stop being a retard". You have to be one of the saddest lowlives on the planet to get enjoyment from that.
Kevin Martinez
>Have fun drinking with friends late at night
>regret it the next morning with a headache
>Just claim it was nu-fun and that I wasn't actually having fun
This sounds like the argument you are making
Jacob King
Animal Crossing only clicked with me once I started time traveling. I disliked the commitment required to interact with the dollhouse every day, but as a Harvest Moon, it's pretty comfy