/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10841428
>Why would my friends want to wait for me to burn shit and give it to them when they could just download it themselves?
Zoomers should get automatically banned from this board. What's this impulse with you all, to give your opinion about shit you clearly know nothing about? To impress who? Anybody who was there is going to know that you're talking out of your ass, instantly.
>My friends could just download it themselves"
In the early 2000s? Are you aware that on most people's connections, and with the very limited usage of P2P sharing back then, 700MB movies sometimes took 2-3 days to download if you were lucky with the seeders? Believe it or not, back then, most people weren't irony-poisoned, terminally-online, burned-attention-span retards like yourself, and shit like "I'm going to leave my computer on for 3 days straight to download a movie" was seen as weird, especially if you were a teenager living with their parents.
>Why didn't you just use a media server hurrrr
Yes, in the early 2000s, when connections were quick, everybody had Ethernet in their home outlets, and wifi was fast and reliable and not a piece of shit that failed 50% of the time and lost connection if you moved the router 10 cm to the right. LMAO

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>>10548274
I relate, OP. I feel the same way even with modern games. "What the fuck am I doing with my time". Even though I hate the feeling, I do think people who can still enjoy videogames are mindlets in a way, little boys in adults' bodies. I mean, once you've seen and experienced more of what life has to offer and of the shit you could be using your time for instead, it just ruins the feeling. It doesn't help that most videogame stories/setting has about as much depth as a bad fanfic, usually even worse than Hollywood slop. I have no answers for you I'm afraid. Pic related, it's me playing any videogame at 31
>>10548292
4/10, weak but I liked the office part with the clients giving props