/r/Gaming4Gamers
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/r/Gaming4Gamers is an attempt to create a different gaming subreddit. By creating a middle ground between the purely-for-fun subreddits and the more serious ones, we aim to build a community based on open-minded discussions, camaraderie above competition, and a shared love of video games.
/r/Gaming4Gamers is an attempt to create a different gaming subreddit. By creating a middle ground between the purely-for-fun subreddits and the more serious ones, we aim to build a community based on open-minded discussions, comradery above competition, and a shared love of video games.
A master gaming race is not defined by the hardware wielded, but the passion with which they embrace their game.
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- All are welcome, no matter platform nor equipment. We do not tolerate any form of platform elitism.
- All posts must be strictly gaming-related, and must contain more than just an image macro or meme.
- Make sure to assign link flair to all of your posts.
- No low effort comments or posts, posts must be SFW.
- No self-promotion: Please read the sticky here.
Be sure to read the stickies at the top of the subreddit before posting for the first time. - Any posts involving spoilers should include [SPOILER] in the title. Comments with spoilers should follow the Spoiler Format.
- All product requests and giveaways must first be approved by the mods.
- Do not show other subreddits in a negative light.
- Following Reddiquette is encouraged. Following the Rules of Reddit is required.
Don't be an ass. - This is not a dumping ground to push a political or social agenda.
- No Surveys. Our readers are not your data pool.
For an extended look at the rules, please visit the wiki page.
Violation of any of these rules can result in anything from a warning to a ban depending on disruptiveness, intention, and past offenses. If you have any questions or suggestions please don't hesitate to message the moderating team.
SPOILER POLICY
Please use spoiler tags or be vague when revealing a major plot twist, even if the game is years old. Someone hasn't played it yet.
Spoilers must be posted using one of the two following formats:
[sonic is a hedgehog](/spoiler)
[sonic spoiler](#s "sonic goes fast")
Report posts containing spoilers not using the above methods.
Anyone posting spoilers deliberately WILL NOT be compromised with.
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What is Your Game of the Year... 1984?
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Symphony of the Night's UI is Fascinatingly Bad | Semi-Ramblomatic
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The Dating Sim So Bad It Killed The Genre
09:22 UTC
Video Game Story Time The First Game Satoru Iwata Ever Made
21:17 UTC
Combo Xbox S and ps5 or xbox x solo
Like title said...
Worth more buying a xbox s and a ps5 to have all games (gamepass and exclusives) or only a xbox x and leave ps5 idea?
Im a multiplayer online gamer... dont bother dont have exclusives, but...
Wanna play valorant, overwatch, etc
Thanks
20:21 UTC
Music Monday - Post Music From Your Favorite Games And/Or Music You Listen To While Gaming. This Week's Theme Is Atmosphere
17:22 UTC
Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy) Japanese Voice Actors
If the 2005 game Fahrenheit ever had a Japanese release, who do you think would be the Japanese voice actors for each character and why?
02:14 UTC
Do you ever get sad thinking about how difficult it is get into some games now - as opposed to when you were a kid?
It’s something I’m painfully aware off the more time passes. My interest in specific games just dissipates a lot quicker these days, although I do alternate between different genres so that might have to do with it. It's also getting more difficult to get properly immersed in the ones that do grab my attention. I guess the main reason is that I just don't have the time to dedicate solely to them any more and get myself SUPER deep into a game-specific mindset. Unlike when I was a kid and absolutely everything was a ride.
I can easily dive into and replay games I’m familiar with and already like a lot, such as the Witcher 3 – or make that the entire trilogy tbh — or enjoying a quick burst session with a new character in something like Last Epoch like when the new cycle came out, where I can pretty much brainlessly let loose and continue pumping adrenaline even when I'm zoned out.
But recently I tried Kingdom Come and it just wasn't clicking with me to play it bit by bit. It’s one of those games that I WANT to really like (and don't get me wrong, I do)... but first I’d have to put way too many hours in sequence to get the most of it. It’s the best medieval sim I played yet I can’t play it “properly” and get that level of immersion with the time I have available, you know? I can say the same for many other games as well, including Escape from Tarkov to name another one that my friends love but I just feel I passed the train for.
Now, realistically I’ll probably get round to those games, at least to KCD… but it’s such a bummer when you just want to roleplay a Bohemian peasant turned squire when there’s life life to attend to!
I’m not sure how often/ or if you get into these spots, but it’s been weighing on my mind so I though to share with y’all here. Do you find yourselves often in a rut like this, fellas?
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Music Monday - Post Music From Your Favorite Games And Or Music You Listen To While Gaming. This Week's Theme is A Free For All
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The Revisionist History of Nintendo Gamecube
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