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▲ 11 r/CriticalDrinker

I feel like pvp fps games mostly suck now and I genuinely have few options

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So I'm a PC gamer mostly on steam and I can't stand most fps games today and I feel like they are a dying breed, main reasons being:

They are live service games

They have a woke political agenda to push

Micro transactions up the ass and things that try to get you to play with your wallet like the battle pass.

Poor gameplay and bugs

Or all 4 of the above.

Most of the mainstream recent shooter games like overwatch, lamebow six siege, battlefield 6, call of duty 7, fortnite, apex legends, halo infinite or those extraction shooters suffer usually from all or a few of those reasons and when you don't like the mainstream options you have few options to turn to because the other shooter games are dead and have few players usually, so I usually end up playing something like team fortress 2 and even that gets boring sometimes or call of duty mobile, which is live service but it doesn't have those 3 issues and it's free.

I remember back in 2012 there were a ton of based cool options back then for every platform but now most of that is now gone

Does anyone else feel the same way? Any games to reccomend to me?

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u/RavenEridan — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/FPS

I feel like pvp fps games mostly suck now and I genuinely have few options.

So I'm a PC gamer mostly on steam and I can't stand most fps games today and I feel like they are a dying breed, main reasons being:

They are live service games

They have a woke political agenda to push

Micro transactions up the ass and things that try to get you to play with your wallet like the battle pass.

Poor gameplay and bugs

Or all 4 of the above.

Most of the mainstream recent shooter games like overwatch, lamebow six siege, battlefield 6, call of duty 7, fortnite, apex legends, halo infinite or those extraction shooters suffer usually from all or a few of those reasons and when you don't like the mainstream options you have few options to turn to because the other shooter games are dead and have few players usually, so I usually end up playing something like team fortress 2 and even that gets boring sometimes or call of duty mobile, which is live service but it doesn't have those 3 issues and it's free.

I remember back in 2012 there were a ton of based cool options back then for every platform but now most of that is now gone

Does anyone else feel the same way? Any games to reccomend to me?

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u/RavenEridan — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/askdentists

What's the reasoning behind me never having teeth issues and do I need to see a dentist regularly?

Hello! I'm curious about my condition and what it says about me.

So I'm in my early to mid 20s and to this day I never had an issue with my teeth really, I never had a cavity, no gum issues or anything like that.

Which is weird because admittedly I don't take pristine care of my teeth, I do brush daily, but I don't floss everyday, and I've always had a sweet tooth ever since I was a kid but it never made my teeth hurt or be sensitive, when I used to see a dentist regularly when I was a kid they always were surprised that my teeth was always perfect and I had no issues

because of that I don't really take teeth health to upmost importance and I haven't seen a dentist for 6-7 years (around 2018 or 2019) until this weekend I had free dental insurance I was curious to see if anything came up during those years so I went to the dentist recently and they made me take an X-ray of my teeth and they checked it out and they said I have 0 issues and it's perfect and the only thing they could do is a cleaning and send me on my way.

So I want to ask, is the dentist even needed for me to go every year or a few months? I felt like it was a waste of time and stuff, also what's the reason of why I never had any teeth issues?

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u/RavenEridan — 1 month ago
▲ 17 r/lnkyverse

Deep thinker : why mainstream feminism/progressivism is practiced in bad faith and has such conflicting morals/language

(PRRI, 2025 data)

Shows that older women (45–64 and 65+) are more likely to identify as conservative than younger women. Young women (18–29) are the most liberal group.

→ https://prri.org/spotlight/american-women-are-not-politically-monolithic/

A reminder, most young women who claim they are progressive aren't progressives in the slightest, they are secretly conservative, In their 20s they talk about men being useless and they value independence so much and talk about feminism all the time but as soon as they turn 30 they will say "where have all the good men gone?" "What happened to masculinity?" Why aren't men being providers?" "Men are sissies nowadays they don't wanna man up and settle down and have kids" "I'm a Christian now in my 30s and I'm a born again virgin because God forgave me"

They want to be independent and progressive UNTIL bills come into play, UNTIL a retirement plan comes into play, UNTIL age starts knocking, then all of the sudden they want us men to act manly and financially save them and take care of them

Remember, almost half of white women in the US voted for trump

Truth nuke:

A lot of people (both men and women) don’t actually build their beliefs from consistent morals. They start with what benefits them, what protects their ego, what gives them status, what gives them safety, or what gets them sympathy, and then they wrap it in moral language afterward, so someone might say:

That can look like:

A woman saying "gender roles are outdated" when she wants independence, but then saying "men need to be providers" when dating.

A man saying "women should be traditional" while refusing to be a traditional protector/provider himself.

A progressive person supporting gender nonconformity in theory, but mocking feminine men or non-provider men in practice.

“Be yourself” until your self expression makes them uncomfortable.

u/RavenEridan — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/FemaleBrawlersSimps

Imo as an Edgar main I think Edgar x Charlie is way better than Bo x Charlie cus Edgar is emo chad (art not mine)

Art on the first panel was made by bodriohips on Pinterest and art on the second was made by kanera

u/RavenEridan — 3 months ago
▲ 31 r/PurplePillDebate

I noticed that many people are performative progressives

they act like they are inclusive and all about equality but as soon as a man becomes a femboy or acts any other way other than his traditional way he is called gay, undeserving of women, or a faliure of a man, I'm a black femboy and get this a LOT, even in leftist spaces so many men assume I'm down to smash and they make rape threats and become very homophobic and so many women want me to be their gay best friend while also being homophobic when I want to date them instead, but they always reject me because they want a 6 foot, 6 figure muscular dude.

And before anyone says "well women are attracted to masculinity so of course they won't like you" but men have no problem dating tomboys and queer women have no problem dating feminine or masculine women

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u/RavenEridan — 3 months ago
▲ 523 r/GenZ

Many people are performative progressives

they act like they are inclusive and all about equality but as soon as a man becomes a femboy or acts any other way other than his traditional way he is called gay, undeserving of women, or a faliure of a man, I'm a black femboy and I get this a LOT, even in leftist spaces so many men assume I'm down to smash and so many women want me to be their gay best friend when I want to date them instead, but they always reject me because they want a 6 foot, 6 figure muscular dude.

u/RavenEridan — 3 months ago