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Do people want to play video games on patrick.net?

Patrick says

Do people want to play video games on patrick.net?

I don't know, but I thought it was an interesting blast from the past. Certainly is representative of the 1980s. It's funny though, I can hardly stand to play a video game for more than 5 minutes now.

richwicks says

Patrick says

Do people want to play video games on patrick.net?

I don't know, but I thought it was an interesting blast from the past. Certainly is representative of the 1980s. It's funny though, I can hardly stand to play a video game for more than 5 minutes now.

Priorities change with age.

Blue says

Priorities change with age.

It's not priorities, interests. Nothing is more boring to me than playing a video game, and films are almost intolerable, and television shows are just absolute irritating. I'm an entirely different person than I was 30 years ago.

Patrick says

Do people want to play video games on patrick.net?

Not me. Perhaps if they were politically incorrect video games I would be interested.

richwicks says

Nothing is more boring to me than playing a video game, and films are almost intolerable, and television shows are just absolute irritating.

Exactly. I prefer poker games with the neighbors, and board games like "Redneck Life" and "Cards Against Humanity" when extended family gets together. I do like "America's Funniest Videos," which I watched with the daughters while she was growing up. Even now. while she is away at college, we both watch it it the same time and text comments to each other.

HeadSet says

richwicks says

Nothing is more boring to me than playing a video game, and films are almost intolerable, and television shows are just absolute irritating.

Exactly. I prefer poker games with the neighbors, and board games like "Redneck Life" and "Cards Against Humanity" when extended family gets together. I do like "America's Funniest Videos," which I watched with the daughters while she was growing up. Even now. while she is away at college, we both watch it it the same time and text comments to each other.

I refuse to play video games. I like people and doing stuff like you talk about even though I'm somewhat introverted. Just played CAH last weekend.

Try Quiplash as a digital game. Not sure the maker, but you'll find it with that spelling in an app store. You need a smartphone or computer, but that can be a blast with a group. If one is worried about Covid you can do it remotely and Zoom call it or whatever service. We just do it in person here with a big TV. Either way, you become the card maker or answeree(?) in that game. One of the best games I've been playing in the last 2 years or so.