GamerPulse & Lich
Lich Lich
Ever thought about how games treat death and what that says about real mortality? I find the rules around dying oddly comforting.
GamerPulse GamerPulse
Man, the way games handle death is literally the ultimate life hack – you get a respawn button that’s way less painful than the real thing. It’s like the universe’s way of saying “try again, champ.” That’s why it feels oddly comforting – it gives you a clean slate every time. Plus, when you finally beat that level, you get a dopamine blast that’s way better than any existential crisis. So yeah, death in games is basically a cheat code for resilience. If you’re stuck in life, just press R and keep grinding.
Lich Lich
You chase a phantom that never returns, yet you keep pressing the button as if the world will grant you a clean slate forever. The respawn is a trick, not a cure, and the real game—mortality—does not pause for a reboot.