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Re:“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I mig... by BrianEatWorld on Friday January 23, 2015 @10:21AM (#8935232)
You should try "Wolf Among Us" as well. It was amazing how that game tricked my normally passive personality into acting out in anger, chasing down leads for revenge instead of justice and then feeling like the monster I had become. By the end, I felt redeemed, but still vulnerable because my weaknesses had been exposed. All of that and I played the entire thing on nothing more than a tiny PS Vita screen.
Re:“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I mig... by LLWM on Friday January 23, 2015 @12:33PM (#8936070)
You should try reading a book.
Re:“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I mig... by pyrocat on Friday January 23, 2015 @04:50PM (#8937520)
Books are great for making you feel something about fictional (or non fictional) characters, but they've got nothing on games when it comes to making you feel something about yourself.
Re:“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I mig... by LLWM on Friday January 23, 2015 @06:25PM (#8938034)
You should try reading a good book.
Re:“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I mig... by thrownaway1501 on Friday January 23, 2015 @11:57PM (#8938868)
Good books are great for making you feel disdain towards imagined (or real) unwashed gamers, but they've got nothing on games when it comes to 2nd-order meta-self-trolling.
Re:“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I mig... by pizzasynthesis on Friday January 23, 2015 @05:07PM (#8937623)
You should try stepping outside of your fortress of irony for two seconds.
Re:“I paid $25 for an Invisible Boyfriend, and I think I mig... by LLWM on Friday January 23, 2015 @06:25PM (#8938036)
Nah, it's snowing out there.