Is 100 hours of Dark Souls worth as much as 100 hours of Tolstoy? (or is 100 hours of video games worth as much as 100 hours of reading?)
Is 100 hours of Dark Souls worth as much as 100 hours of Tolstoy...
Connor Lewis
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Ayden White
Ted Kaczynski was right.
Luis Scott
value is a bourgeois construct. Your hours in which you played games or read books will never be exchanged for anything and has no "worth".
Justin Anderson
100 hours of active reading is worth a whole lot more than perfecting your manual dexterity in some shitty game.
Jack Thomas
I love dark souls 1 and it's as close a video game comes to having literary merit, but it's totally outclassed even by second or third rate literature let alone Tolstoy.
James Rodriguez
Veeky Forums's value game is the faggiest shit ever. grow up
Brandon Barnes
mate dark souls is an infinitely better experience than reading some author like martin. the game is much more aesthetically consistent in all of its elements
Easton Walker
Maybe not as good as Tolstoy, but in some ways a lot better than low level literature.
Bloodborne is the best of all of them from a storytelling perspective. It did Lovecraft better than Lovecraft.
Anthony Hill
DS1 is what really drove the idea that video games could be art.
You shouldn't worry about value all the time, try to enjoy life.
Plus every large form of media has some sort of merit.
Mason Gutierrez
>DS1 is what really drove the idea that video games could be art.
for newfags, yes