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hey old fuck, they do understand that if they played those games
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@lina imagine halflife deathmatch with hundreds of servers, all almost full. apparently it was real back in the day
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@cajax that was the case recently when it was half life's 25th anniversary
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@lina lol really? is half life deathmatch good? never played it
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@cajax it's fun and janky, quake derived movement so you can bhop
and the gauss gun is just busted completely with its wallbanging ability
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@lina Not sure. Simply playing is no longer enough, the place of those games is different now. Those are no longer technological marvels, pushing the limits of what could be done with home computer graphics, but a refuge from tripple-gay conveyor of lookalikes with increasingly ludicrous texture sizes. The experience could even be the same but a lot of context might be lost on someone who never had a computer without soundcard.
Similarly to how once the internet was a magical place to hide from reality, few had gateway to and now tall grass is a magical place to hide from the internet. "No matter where you'd went, everyone is connected now" to quote a deific egregore.