Has a videogame ever taught you anything/educated you? even by accident

They propably did but how the hell am I supposed to remember

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My european geography is pretty good from playing grand strategy games

TES Oblivion taught me to identify several plants including aloe vera, flax flowers, ginseng, fly amanita, foxglove, lavender, milk thistle, and leeks.

This place always tells the truth about the relationships. It is always right.

Rdr is real fun but it's not exactly an accurate portrayal of how things were.

Video games taught me the government is evil and a free state is the only solution

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I totally assumed fly amantia was a fictional fungus, as well as a lot of others in the game, because of the game being fictional.
I just learned that taproots are a real thing, too.

>other stonetoss
epic

More like
>good stonetoss

>my English still sucks, but I can understans even Australians lol
>Valkyrie Profile got me interested in Norse mythology
>thanks to Alpha Protocol, I've "discovered" acoustic kitty

>>good stonetoss
So stonetoss?
>n-no
lol back to the subreddit antifa, don't you have federal investigations to worry 'bout now terrorist?

I had a similar experience, I was surprised when I looked around in the world and realized those are real herbs

>>Assassin's Creed taught me a bit of history
Bad source mate

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Until a local rapper takes over and starts beating people who don’t obey. Lol! In all seriousness anyone in that zone should be gassed to death immediately

>stonetoss
>good
Lol!

>stonetoss
>bad
xD

Sure you're not jelous that you're sitting in your mom's room and Chads are in the CHAZ fucking qt's and smoking weed?
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hello, reddit

>accuse the other side of what you are/do
okay, this is epic

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Metal Gear briefly references the Sacco & Vanzetti trials. I was interested enough to read about them myself.

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>he actually browses reddit
I was right, not big surprise

I have literally never been on reddit, I saved that in an earlier thread.

Sure, sweetie

if they want autonomy so badly, why not just found their own city/settlement somewhere else. why within a city that already exists and has elected rulers?

MGS 1-3 & 5, haven't played 4, introduced a lot of stuff to me. MGS1 said the nuclear superpowers weren't disarming even though they said they would. MGS2 taught me about Federation Day and how important Freedom of Speech on the internet is. MGS3 made me realize Russia has jungle areas. Lastly, MGS5 introduced me to the philosophy that language informs a person's train of thought.

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Because they don't own land or posses the ability to build houses? Do you really need me to tell you this?
People just want to keep living where they live.

I had 6th grade spelling in 1st year thanks to video game, but then fucking Europeans got me to misspell airplane as aeroplane which made me lose the spelling bee

Are these people retarded, this will accomplish nothing

Jet Set Radio taught me that all cops are bastards.

mario if he real

Only a thot deals in absolutes

yes