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I’ve watched twelve virtual gaming events this year. Twelve. Most of them died halfway through. You know the ones. The stream cuts out. The chat freezes.
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I’ve watched twelve virtual gaming events this year. Twelve. Most of them died halfway through. You know the ones. The stream cuts out. The chat freezes.
You walked past the crowd and heard the roar. That sound (half) cheer, half pure adrenaline (is) what a real gaming event feels like.
You’ve scrolled past twenty games already. None of them feel right. Too much hype. Too little substance.
You’ve stared at the screen for twenty minutes. Scrolling. Clicking. Opening tabs. Closing them.
You open Twitter and see five new game announcements before breakfast. Then Discord pings with drama about a studio you like.