With my ex wife, they didn’t grow up with games and never tried it. When I introduced it to them they played more games than I did. I wonder if it’s still a learned thing in the millennial generation.
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My goal is just to have a community where people can go and see what new game news is out for the day and comment on it.
Not… Sure if this counts as “changing that”.
Explain why you say that
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As a cis-woman that plays Arma, I find it very amusing/interesting that the trans-women in my Arma unit outnumber the cis-women 3 to 1.
With my ex wife, they didn’t grow up with games and never tried it. When I introduced it to them they played more games than I did. I wonder if it’s still a learned thing in the millennial generation.
Trans people keep their interests after transitioning.
This does seem to be the most consistent explanation.
But why the screenshot is a Halo Marines ?
Better game.