PizzaW0lf
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Perhaps one thing I might be nostalgic for when I'm 60 or 70 is looking back at all the diversity and wokeness being promoted today. Now when it comes to what I actually think about diversity, it's very complex and I don't want to start a flame war but I'm pretty meritocratic and I believe diversity can be good when it's treated with dignity. Anyways, if humanity matures and the right outcome becomes real, we will look back at this era as being kind of cringe because of how tryhard it was. Mainly remembering how companies tried too hard to actually care about what they believed in.
But this really depends on what the paradigm is in the future. Much like how some people look back at the edginess in the 2000s and it being kind of cringe and tryhard even if it absolutely has it's charm.
I think "content creation" games will be another thing I would be nostalgic for especially if they somehow go away. Games like Mario Maker, Minecraft, Terraria, etc.
Also, I have a really good feeling that open-world games WILL be missed if the paradigm shifts to restrictive linear games and it's contrasted with awful open-world games. People will miss the freedom an open-world game gives.
"Remember open-world games? Remember when developers gave us the tools to just frick around and not care about the story? Remember when they respected how we go about a mission?"
It's hard to predict what people will be nostalgic for. It really depends on what the culture is like.
I think I'll also be very nostalgic over Sonic frontiers and Pokemon Legends Arceus.
But this really depends on what the paradigm is in the future. Much like how some people look back at the edginess in the 2000s and it being kind of cringe and tryhard even if it absolutely has it's charm.
I think "content creation" games will be another thing I would be nostalgic for especially if they somehow go away. Games like Mario Maker, Minecraft, Terraria, etc.
Also, I have a really good feeling that open-world games WILL be missed if the paradigm shifts to restrictive linear games and it's contrasted with awful open-world games. People will miss the freedom an open-world game gives.
"Remember open-world games? Remember when developers gave us the tools to just frick around and not care about the story? Remember when they respected how we go about a mission?"
It's hard to predict what people will be nostalgic for. It really depends on what the culture is like.
I think I'll also be very nostalgic over Sonic frontiers and Pokemon Legends Arceus.