The original post: /r/pcmasterrace by /u/rishthecoolguy on 2025-01-17 18:56:59.
Please read the whole thing before you comment. I know this title is not pc related. Also I didn't feel like posting this but I feel like i should. Cause this is just outrageous.. I am 22 years old. I am also doing a job. Well basically i only go for two days. Then after 3 months, i can actually get paid. Which means i have to go 5 days week
As you know the New Assetto corsa game is here, and I am having an idea to buy it. So i was having a conversation with my father.Then i said i am planning to buy a game. But when my father heard me about purchasing a game from the money I get. He had this look. He was like i been playing games since 2014.(i am 12 years at that time) and i haven't still gotten enough it. It annoyed me cause despite me doing good. He sees a fault in me for still playing games . It's what i like.
This began spiraling into a argument about why I should earn money in the first place. Also for right now it's really hard to get anything in my countries economy. It's going to take me a while to actually get some decent things like a car. My point is that i do what i want with my money. If i can't do then then their is no point of earning. My interest is gaming and honesty that will never change no matter how old i am. As long as I am getting the work done and become productive human being. I feel like it's okay to play games. It's my passion.
I knows this not the right sub. But you guys can back me up right. I seen people from age 12-50 build pc's almost everyday. And most of them play games on it . Most of you do good jobs and still have kids. Gaming is bill billion dollar industry because lot of people plays games. It's also creates jobs as well. If you guys can give me your point of view on this situation. If you can also state your age and what job you do and if you have a family. Maybe i can show this comments to my father as well. they won't do anything crazy. But in the past my mother gets riled up. Still does but it's way more less