Should Moba (a.k.a Competitive clicking) be considered games?

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Yes, just shit ones.

then pachinko is a video game also?
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>weed and not vape

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>/k/ stuff
>PC mustard shits
/k/ is a console only board

what do kittens have to do with pcfat race?

pretty much this
/k/ is essentially arma, RO2, and Project Reality general

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Cred Forums is defending Gone Homo's right to be called a video game in another thread, so sure, these shitty fuckin things can be video games too why not.

I'll give you Arma and add STALKER
The rest are not featured on /k/ at all

That's the point
Gone Homo and Undertale are already considered masterpieces by steam users and pc gamers in general.

The point is that they have at least some kind of gameplay - not just autistic clicking.

I'm wondering if Cred Forums will defend pachinko and mobas as real games.

>Gone Homo
>some kind of gameplay

well there is more than clicking
I don't consider gameplay but you could argue it has at least some kind of walking and moves that could be represented as gameplay

> ITT people who suck at video games

Cats are just like PC gamers

>shy
>aggressive
>lazy
>fat
>doesn't take commands

and get angry even when you do what they want

to be honest some already defend that JRPGs and visual novels are games. from that to pachinko and mobas is a thin line

Gameplay needs choices and a failure state.
Stanley Parable makes the cutoff of 'game'

Most JRPGs are gameplay focused despite the texting
The last JRPG I played was radiata stories on PS2 and I know there were story driven only JRPGs back then but most were gameplay focused

>Waking up and first thing in the morning I hear is the sound of rapid mouse clicks from roommate in the other room
>Click click click click!
No thank you.