/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10924908
Considering it's a sentiment of laziness, I'd say probably around the advent of the printing press. It was argued that because printed media was so accessable nobody will memorize things anymore, which was true for lazy people that decided it was easier to recite a needed page of information rather than interacting with the information itself to learn from it.

Anyone that claims memorization is bad can be dismissed as a lazy pitiable idiot whose resentment towards education is formed by their own inaction.

>>10700441
>Everything you are saying comes from a place of misunderstanding, by the way this isn't speaking on your behalf also you're a retard because I said so
That's nice, feel better soon.

>>10612537
Choosing to play a game is not a chore when you don't live to win. Quitting is not disgraceful and returning proves ambition.

>>10612562
Living to win is a fools errand. Success by your own means is the only true satisfaction. Cheating is fine when you can accept it. Nobody cares until everyone finds out.

Play games you care about. If you can't connect with a game then ask yourself why. A large part of enjoying a new game is observation and reflection.

Creditfeeding arcade games is the first step to learning them and is a lot faster than cycling through game overs.