Someone i knew who was really academically excellent without any effort, he loves/loved rhythm games. I think people are drawn to games which fill a void of what they can get out of their own life, so someone who doesn’t play a musical instrument or sports for instance can get that from rhythm games.
Someone i knew who was really academically excellent without any effort, he loves/loved rhythm games. I think people are drawn to games which fill a void of what they can get out of their own life, so someone who doesn’t play a musical instrument or sports for instance can get that from rhythm games.
I’ve also known rather intelligent people who love rhythm games. Something tells me anon is doing a little projection here.
John Carmack also loves beat saber IIRC and I hear he’s pretty smart
Yea but can he play an instrument?
… also I still want to try beat saber… it seems like fun cardio.
When I see beat saber gameplay it looks like something I’d love and wouod be really engaging to play while also not over-the-top