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There's nothing like a supportive parent! (OC)
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Don't forget ur head and shoulders while gaming
ID: hgurwsiID: hguuqspDandruff leads to anger. Anger leads to hatred. Hatred is a tool of the Sith... yep checks out!
ID: hgus1e5Nothing can slow down ur reaction time like an itchy scalp.
ID: hgvd8liHonestly, why is the shampoo bottle there?
ID: hgvowloProbably because travelling. So many scenarios where things end up "not where you expect them" are just due to travelling, and it got put down the first chance they had.
ID: hgvdeulMenthol lube
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I know if my son is winning because I have to carry his ass in shooters.
ID: hgv212nIn his defense he is 11. And by shooters I mean Roblox.
ID: hgvei7wMy son just left for college last month and one of fondest memories is him talking his mom and sister into playing little big planet with us and me letting him use his 1st obscenity (afaik) to proclaim “I carried y’all’s ass” when he’s be the obvious reason for our success as I seceded the position of best video game player in my family.
ID: hgvrvaxMan, my oldest is 9 and (1) I can't usually get him to play the Roblox shooters with me and (2) the other fucking 9 year olds obliterate me when I do. So I'm stuck with pick up dog shit or whatever tycoon all the time.
Son, I was there when Duke nukem came out. Half life. Counterstrike. EverQuest (well before WoW). In my fucking day I had to... Nevermind let's just step on a red circle till we have enough change to step on a blue circle.
Edit: Duke Nukem 3D. I didn’t storm Normandy with
ID: hgvt0deOne of my friends has a kid who is 14–he now carries us in shooters.
Get your 11 year-old playing whatever shooters you play and in a few years, he can carry you!
ID: hgvagp7Wholesome
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No dad,I can't go to Worlds.
ID: hgv9p2tBanger Reply
ID: hgvyhvcAt least he makes an appearance in the music video though.
ID: hgvs443Still hurts
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Wow that player sure looks happy. He's probably on a team thats doing really well. A super team by how it looks, damn a team like that is probably guaranteed to qualify for worlds. Hell probs be on this team for a while
ID: hgvcwt9Haha, yes, of course. Hahaha...
ID: hgw09xlThis player definitely isn’t going to be sold to the highest bidder or anything close to the sort!
ID: hgw9k6cHaha yeah he looks really happy to be there. I hope his toplaner doesn't get hard gapped by an off-meta pick.
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I’ll never forget the time I was playing halo in the game room and my dad came up, watched me for a little bit and then i asked him if he wanted to join and we played halo reach for 2 hours. Also played halo 3 a few months later with him
ID: hgv4mxzOne of the best memories I have of my dad is when he and I played Halo on the original Xbox for 12 hours straight. I had to interrupt the game because I realized we hadn’t eaten anything.
ID: hgv4vpbI had to interrupt the game because I realized we hadn’t eaten anything.
certified gamer
ID: hgw4b74Damn. I didn’t play video games until I was an adult, so I never got to experience that. Now I feel guilty for telling my 10 year old I couldn’t play PvZ with him earlier. I’m gonna go play it with him now.
ID: hgv90vkYou're really lucky to have had such a supportive dad. I once tried to show my dad Starcraft, he watched for about 5 minutes and then left to get drunk. I'm not saying that to put him down, and I know you can't choose your parents, but it's always a bittersweet feeling for me to read stories from people whose dads really made an effort.
ID: hgvgdjhtbf starcraft is a pretty intense first game to get into
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Playing Warzone one night. Dad walks up and watches for a bit. Hit a snipe (nothing crazy, literally a bot standing still).
“Smoked his ass.”
One of the best feelings I’ve had while gaming.
ID: hgvavz4A nice snipe shot is universally amazing
ID: hgw80hqI was visiting my parents and playing Dragonball fighterZ with my dad watching late one night. We were having a conversation so I was looking at him while doing a combo online without looking. He looked stunned that I wasnt even looking at the screen and told me he was impressed. Same feeling
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Has this happened to anyone? It literally never happened to me. Just scoffing and sighing and telling me I should stop wasting my time, if my parents ever saw me play a computer game (which of course ended up being pretty rare since I learned to alt-tab to avoid derogatory remarks).
Man if I ever get children I'm gonna at least feign interest in hobbies they have, whatever they are.
ID: hgvrd22My kid is 8 and just being in the room, reading a book or something, is a big deal. She’ll turn around and want to show me something on Roblox and that big smile when I say “that’s so cool honey, you must have worked really hard on it” is fucking golden.
ID: hgvaqv5Happened to a lot of us. That video game hobby translated into a 6 figure career and a very healthy relationship with my own son now. Take heart!
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Why is there a schampoo bottle there? And why is the guy turning it? Does he suffer from that symmetry-PTSD thing? So many questions...
ID: hgv4b1hI assume it has something to do with Sponsors this is G2's League of Legends team from last year and they're partnered with Head and shoulders, probably about to do a video and he's making sure the logo is facing the camera
ID: hgv5sh5Was wondering, thanks
ID: hgv4k8gschampoo
ID: hgv5j3fschampoo
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Rekkles kinda cute tho
ID: hgvc8usRekkles not winning this year tho
ID: hgvcakiSadge
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I never had a dad. But my son sure does, I ain't no quitter.
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Don’t you find this gif a bit Rekkles to the guys without fathers?
ID: hgv5ildIt may be, but it's not without its Perkz
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I encourage my daughter to discover games. Now she's in love with simulators. Her excitement during iracing is awesome. Imagine if the people who were racing with her knew she's only twelve. She drifts better than I do in real life.
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I can't believe my parents are selling me to a European organization
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Would have been nice for my dad to show interest in me or any of my hobbies.
ID: hgv0o5lSame here. All my hobbies were either a “waste of time,” “weird,” or both. Writing was a “waste of time” because I’d never be a writer. Programming was “weird.” The music I wrote all “sounded like crap” so it was a “waste of time.” All those friends of mine that I played that “weird” game D&D with were also “weird” and the whole thing was a “waste of time.” It’s amazing I had any creative force left in me after moving out from under my parents.
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My dad used to sit down and play Tekken with me. Hell. He used to be in my room at like 9am playing video games while I was still asleep. I'd wake up to him grabbing my big toe and telling me how I was a good kid. I miss those times. Dementia sucks.
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There's a VR game called Blood Trail on steam. Really graphic with mutilation and accurate gun physics. My dad walked into my room and saw me blowing peoples heads up in sandbox mode. He made a comment about it and I asked if he wanted to try since he'd never used VR before.
After spending a good amount of time teaching him how the controls work, I navigated him into sandbox mode. He proceeded to have the time of his life shooting and punching the enemies in the dick. Thats all he did for like 20 minutes and didn't stop laughing the whole time while saying "Am I winning? Cause it feels like I'm winning". Yes Dad, yes you were.
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