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>try this very new steam game
>steam to begin with
>windows system requirement and or expecting me to use wine
>a game about a pirate when they expect you to buy it
>mc is not white
>paying for things you can't touch
Even if it were old and on the ps2 or something I'd still not likely try it as I don't try 'new' things. Sorry. Thanks but no thanks. It's on my todo-list to maybe play Okamiden though. In the past I'd have played it, the DS game, but my DS emulator was lagging really bad so I noped even having one for many years now. I'm always burned out and or it's not peaceful enough where I live so I can't get on that even though it's 15 years old. I know you guys probably copyright infringe steam too but if I'm too burned out to get around to playing Okamiden then it's best to just understand why somebody lists very old games. I haven't even played a video game since I started working, years have went by. A catch-22. I can have the nicest computer now but I'm not gonna use it so I don't bother to even upgrade. I'm getting anxiety right now feeling like playing Okamiden is an obligation. I also never played KOTOR, The Vampire Masquerade, Morrowind, Deus Ex, any Fallout game, many Final Fantasy games skipped, Myst, etc. I now have anxiety thinking about even having to download all of that, and feel super stressed even at the thought of actually beating Myst because I know I'll fail. There are also about 45 tv shows, some anime, that I 'need' to download and watch and that's giving me anxiety too, all those new hdd's and sitting there all day copying and pasting things and battling with seeds not connecting, etc. I'd hear bitching about the Internet being slow for one thing. There's probably 10 JRPG games in my backlog from the PSX alone. That's take me 10 weeks of peace and I don't get one day of peace.
>headphones and shut door
Ignoring my relatives is 'abuse'. I live with a guy that thinks it's okay to pick your lock to vacuum at 3am that will also literally throw a tantrum if he thinks you're moving out. An emotional support animal has no time to be an animal and people get more mentally ill over time so I'm not gonna get that peace in myself nor around myself. Not unless they lower the rent in a massive way so I can live by myself like I did when I played games all the time. When was that? 2009?
I also don't like new tv shows/movies even if it's anime.
tl;dr: I might play Okamiden. Eventually.