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Oh that poor old women.



She makes me look like a noob, using a single big computer screen.
and whats Farm Sim? new Farmville?



Wow.



Heck.. she's more hardcore then me... :( I have never put so much dedication into a single game.. not even in Just Dance...



 

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Why four computers? Why not just four different browsers?

I went through a phase where I was pretty into farmville, my friends weren't sending me enough materials/gifts/whatever and so I made a bunch of fb accounts to get the job done



lol that is so sad. Though I must admit I would go over to a friends house and we'd have a group of three or four and our versions of Pokemon Red and Blue. The whole time we hung out one of us would be running all four GameBoys while we played with toys or watched TV. Basically we would take turns walking our characters through the grass and leveling up. All you did was move D-pad around till your screen flashed and a battle began I could move two D-Pads at once and once I got the battles going I would alternate between GameBoys starting battles on the other two or more.

It was a great way to level up and we would all take turns. Then the trading would begin and we would have sometimes up to 8-8 GameBoys trading with one another at a time. I remember field trips were awesome the best part was sitting in the bus trading and battling Pokemon with everyone around you.

But in all honesty Pokemon was an actual full fledged game. Farmville or sim or what ever is a cheaply made shallow browser based free to play game. I can't understand why a fully grown adult would actually do this with such a shitty game at least if it was StarCraft or WoW or Skyrim or another higher class title I could somewhat understand. But Farmville/sim? Seriously WTF!



-JC7

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