[ SECRET POST #2518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2518 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I am bad enough at video games that one of my friends once tried to teach me how to play and, after literally an hour of me not being able to complete the tutorial, she gave up in frustration. Video games are not fun for me to play, they are frustrating.

I have seen trailers for games on TV and thought, "That looks like a lot of fun, and I'm really interested in the story!" If I'm interested enough in the story, I will watch an LP. It's a bit like watching a movie, for me, maybe with a friend who makes snarky comments about the movie while it's playing.

[(Anonymous)]

We must be related, because I have had the exact same experience my whole life, haha. Can't do the tutorial moves in most games, in others I never get past the 3rd level or so no matter how many months I put into the game or how easy the setting. It's just not fun at all. And yet gamers still tell me it's not that hard to learn to play, I must not be putting in enough work, blah blah.

Seriously I don't get why it's not okay for someone to be legitimately terrible at gaming, but still enjoy watching others play. It's fine for sports games to have spectators; why not this type, too?