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Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas / Why do you continue to stunt?
« on: September 01, 2023, 04:26:54 AM »
A friend in my personal life asked me this very question the other week and it took me a bit to answer.
San Andreas as of writing this is 19 years old and Vice City is 21 years old. I've played games here, there, and everywhere in between but I always find my way back to stunting.
For me I think what I get from stunting is the satisfaction of landing something I've been trying for hours upon hours or even seeing an idea I had come to light in a video format and being able to show that to friends/fellow stunters. I think stunting scratches that creative itch for me that painters, sculptors, or writers have.
I don't imagine I'll still be on this forum in 10 years nor do I think majority of us will be here but it's fun for the time being. Maybe we'll all collectively find another game to continue this format of video creation/collaboration.
With that all being said I now pass the question on to you, why do you continue to stunt after all this time?
San Andreas as of writing this is 19 years old and Vice City is 21 years old. I've played games here, there, and everywhere in between but I always find my way back to stunting.
For me I think what I get from stunting is the satisfaction of landing something I've been trying for hours upon hours or even seeing an idea I had come to light in a video format and being able to show that to friends/fellow stunters. I think stunting scratches that creative itch for me that painters, sculptors, or writers have.
I don't imagine I'll still be on this forum in 10 years nor do I think majority of us will be here but it's fun for the time being. Maybe we'll all collectively find another game to continue this format of video creation/collaboration.
With that all being said I now pass the question on to you, why do you continue to stunt after all this time?