My mom bought me CP2077 for Christmas

My mom bought me CP2077 for Christmas.
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What do I do Zig Forums?

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wait 5+months for the patches to fix the broken game

Thank your mother for the gift

be grateful

Only one thing to do.

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Find a new mom

Jk she probably didn't know if the game was good or bad. She just knew it's the hottest shit rn and would probably make her son happy.
I wish my mom cared about me

return it and rape her

user, you should be 18+ to post here.

This might seem a foreign concept to someone young enough to still have their mom buy games for them but you are able to experience things for yourself and form your own opinion instead of letting the internet tell you what to think.

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respectfully ask to return it

I'm 33 and my mom still buys me gifts.

just stay busy with it
and turn the volume way up because you're not going to want to hear what we are up to

tell her she failed as a mother

based

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I got RDR2 as a gift from my uncle... I wanted Cyberpunk, but oh well, a gift is a gift

Say thank you and give her a hug you ungrateful fuck.

A mother buys gifts for her son no matter how old he is. Are you saying your mother doesn't appreciate you, not even with a small gesture? I'm sorry to hear that.

The absolute state of americans

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That's what OP did.

A lot of people's parents aren't in their lives anymore. I haven't been in contact with my mom for 10 years now, I have no idea if she's even alive.
I'm on good terms with my dad though, he usually sends me some christmas money around that time, but we live across the country and he knows my taste in vidya is really specific so he doesn't even try. Which I prefer.

Get a job and move out of your moms house.

Is this what it's like in America? I've heard you people don't care for your parents and discard them as soon as they became inconvenient by sending them off to live in homes but I never suspected it was so bad you never stay in contact with them.

Trade it in while it's still worth something. The game that offers a generational, genre-defining cinematic experience is unfortunately still wet around the ears.

play it, duh

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>actively lowers quality of life
>OH MY GOD HOW COULD YOU NOT STAY WITH HER
As far as my dad goes, I ended up moving across the country for college, dropping out, and then just being too lazy to move back. I still visit him every where when it's feasible (like not this year because airports won't let me). Besides if I lived in my home state, I'd almost certainly still be living with him and his wife and I'm 29. So part of me is glad I didn't move back.

I'm way over 18 and my parents buy me gifts all the time. This is what you do for your loved ones. They don't buy me video games because they know I'm not a manchild who plays video games

Show her the character creator.

>OH MY GOD HOW COULD YOU
Unironically yes, the way Americans casually discard their parents is unsettling and unthinkable. Have you no sense of responsibility towards the woman who birthed you? Yes family members can be difficult but that doesn't mean you throw them away.

fuck dude

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She raised me by herself to be the failure I am today. She would leave me for weeks at a time to live in another state doing god knows what leaving me to raise myself.
I got extremely sick when I was 17, probably due to the shit diet that was available to me.
If she wasn't there to raise me in my most important years, I won't be there for her most important years.