This will always be one of my favorite comics. Credit: @martin_rosner on IG - ThreadSky

joshkulinski.bsky.social • 1 day ago

This will always be one of my favorite comics.

Credit: @martin_rosner on IG

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yourwitcher.bsky.social•1 day ago

I feel like the people who complete ffx with no sphere grid are like this

emberblades.bsky.social•1 day ago

Yaaaaaaay...?

yoruichidragon.bsky.social•3 hours ago

@sienoel.bsky.social

gabepuratekuta.bsky.social•1 day ago

How?

wiiu-official.bsky.social•21 hours ago

Literally FNaF Security Breach in the first couple months with jumpless and sprintless

analogbrayn.bsky.social•21 hours ago

Tbh some devs are really cool about this stuff. I've seen developers watch speedruns of their games and are impressed with how players overcome the coding and glitch past huge sections.

lichynlordimora.bsky.social•19 hours ago

And when there's an achievement unlocked for doing so I know the devs were thinking about me

avel-a.bsky.social•23 hours ago

Me playing BioShock without harvesting or saving the little sisters

jeanniepep.bsky.social•18 hours ago

When I found out my husband had chosen the harvesting option, I disapproved at him so hard that he started the whole game again from the beginning.

avel-a.bsky.social•10 hours ago

"would you kindly not harvest the little sisters"

jeanniepep.bsky.social•10 hours ago

More like "you're doing WHAT?!?! Who even are you right now?!?" but yes same result

joshkulinski.bsky.social•1 day ago

I will say. I respect folks playing games they love, in different ways, to give themselves a challenge. But my initial reaction will always match this comic.

dr-bread.bsky.social•3 hours ago

I dont know if I speak for anyone else, but I have two good reasons for you:
1. because if you spend all of your life doing things the obvious way, you become...boring
2. people can withstand a great deal of challenge/insanity/torture without protest when they knowingly and freely invited it

dr-bread.bsky.social•3 hours ago

its like the paradox of player choice, wherein players want the "freedom" to do pretty much exactly what everyone else is doing. The people who benefit most from player freedom are either ignorant or radical; people who do things that make no sense.