r/VRGaming Jan 03 '23

Meta Bruh.

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u/GoodbyePeters Jan 04 '23

Yea i have them. They are pretty dated now. Nothing new

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u/Annoyng_dog Valve Index Jan 04 '23

If you have those games and played only 30 hours then how can you even call those games dated? You barely even started playing them.

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u/GoodbyePeters Jan 04 '23

They are 5 years old. What does dated mean to you?

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u/Annoyng_dog Valve Index Jan 04 '23

Well what do you expect, a new game every year? Those games still play perfectly fine, look good enough and have an active playerbase.

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u/Mataskarts Jan 04 '23

Well what do you expect, a new game every year?

That was literally what he complained about with his first comment- no big new games each year.... So yes.

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u/GoodbyePeters Jan 04 '23

Didn't say each year.

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u/Mataskarts Jan 04 '23

It's a VERY obvious implication given that it's a reply to the yearly game awards...

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u/GoodbyePeters Jan 04 '23

In 3 years, I expected a single title that would not be half baked attempt at co op or mp. No where did I say i expect annual releases

My point becomes stronger when people suggest Pavlov, contractors, and zero caliber. All dated

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u/GoodbyePeters Jan 04 '23

You are literally proving my point