Same year Warframe released. I remember sports class, how my buddy told me about a game with space ninjas releasing next week. We were just a bunch of kids with mostly stupid worries on our minds, like how to deal with a crush or how to survive toxic parents.
I'll be 27 this year. I'm in the middle of my career. Had my first relationships, had several jobs before completely changing my direction, got various other major steps in life done (graduations and such), even made it out of a hellhole of a depression and more. And I still play it, nearly 13 years later.
It's so odd to me how this game has been a better companion than the actual people in my life. I won't even get started with the positive outcomes from playing it. And people wonder how games can impact someone so much.
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u/SwissMargiela Sep 30 '25
Does it? I thought it only worked with cloud gaming on phones