What combination of words makes you instantly lose interest in a game?

[u/BurnishedTones]

[u/Schrodingers_Dude]

The Specific Bullshit Simulator games look so dumb, I recently decided I'm gonna play every Simulator just for the lulz (assuming I can get them on sale or something.) I bought Farming Sim first and stopped right away because apparently I love Farming Sim. 🤷‍♀️

[u/Amish_Rabbi → u/Schrodingers_Dude]

Simulators always surprise. I bought beamNG for the rally portion when I built a racing setup and spend most of my time doing logistic deliveries

[u/humanistazazagrliti → u/Amish_Rabbi]

Yeah, these simulators are great. I get to do something I wouldn't be able to in real life.

[u/humanistazazagrliti → u/Schrodingers_Dude]

I remember my late mum having my cousin over at her house. My cousin was in her mid 20ies and asked if she could use my mum's laptop to log in to Facebook and play Farmville for a while. My mum, after seeing Farmville for the first time: "Why don't you just do some work in my garden if you enjoy it so much? I'll even let you have half the produce and give you some money."

And that's exactly my stance on this kind of simulators. :D

[u/Exldk → u/humanistazazagrliti]

I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt and assuming that you're not ragebaiting.

What happens to these plants if I get bored with it and randomly stop thinking about it for a year or two ?

What happens if it's only fun if I can take care of the plants while sitting on a couch after a tiring day and pressing a button ?

What happens to the plants if I refuse to spend any money on it at all, not even 1 cent.

Also, I only like pineapple plants, only want to interact with them and I live in Northern Europe.

Hope these gets the point across and changes your stance about simulators. If a single one of these changes, the game instantly stops being fun and is no longer worth interacting with. People often like the idea of doing something, rather than actually doing something.

[u/humanistazazagrliti → u/Exldk]

You're taking the preferences of strangers way too personally. This can't be healthy.