Lost Ark Ruined My Relationship



Asmongold watches “This Game Is Ruining My Relationship” by KiraTV but **** quickly gets real.

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This Game Is Ruining My Relationship
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47 thoughts on “Lost Ark Ruined My Relationship”

  1. I enjoy Asmon's content most of the time, but his comments on the $350 just made me lose a lot of respect for him. Lost Ark has made him justify the dumbest things. No, I don't think he's a paragon of ethics, but he used to moderate his attitude to not sound like a rich asshole.

    Why does he not care now? He'd say he never cared, but I think other people spending a lot of $$ has made him realize he can hide in the crowd of whales now. He's never been humble in this regard, but I find it odd that he's saying that amount of money isn't a big thing.

    If this were about WoW, 1/10 of that price being spent would make him rage. I won't call it a double standard since they are different purchases, but I feel like his fundamental values (as a streamer; I don't know him personally) have shifted due to what's seen as acceptable due to Lost Ark.

    Not that anyone cares if I've lost respect for him. And to be clear, I still respect him somewhat, it's just…lower than before. But again, who cares. You know when someone says something and get a flood of replies saying 'based'? It's like his statement was the opposite of that. It's not untrue, but belittling the fact…well, at this point it's clear that it bothers me.

    I don't think anyone should ever say "what, only $350?" when it comes to spending money on a game. I had considered it was just a joke, but the only joke was his conversion rate from euros to USD.

    Alright, butthurt rant over.

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  2. My GF in high school long ago wanted to spend more time with me so she tried to start playing WoW. I would sneak on her account and delete myself off her friends list, tell her I was going to the cabin for the weekend and just play, re-adding myself to her list on Sunday night/Monday haha.

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  3. The story HAS to be fake. Who the fuck gets mad at being stuck in the tower and end up throwing money at the game?!?!? Bro just level up.. get the honing mats… If you reach a certain iLevel, you can use the gold you earned to jump 300 or so iLevels by buying the next tier's gear ahead of time on the auction house. Jeez. No way someone is that dumb 🤣 I refuse man. Its funny to hear but I just can't believe it. Whomever wrote it is probably laughing at these channels who use it to "own the predatory corporations". The people who spend money are generally the ones happy to do so. I'm sure anger buying might be a thing… but for the tower? The tower?! Thats not even remotely urgent content whatsoever.

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  4. I aggree. People are stupid. There were so many topics about Lost Ark being P2W and he still started playing it. It's like a person with gambling issues walking into a casino hoping he'll not spend. Dont pretend to know what games should be. What we should do now is to create a program for people like this, because it will not just ruin his relationship, it will mess up his life.

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  5. this has to be one of Asmon's worst takes because this is straight up someone talking without an ounce of empathy to something that is medically defined as an illness. "Dont Drink, Dont do drugs easy" but it is never that simple. If you want to talk about "most" people, most people don't know they are predisposed to addiction. Why is it that i can drink socially and never become and alcoholic, 19 out of 20 of my friends can drink, heavily sometimes, and not become alcoholics, and yet there will be people who look at all the people around them, who can drink, and understandably take that first sip?

    Sure drugs are bad. you shouldnt take drugs, but some people can take even heavy opiods after surgery and not get hook but others, this is an easy gate way. We don't know why that person need those endorphines, we don't know what circumstances lead to them trying the things they are addicted to.

    Some people get addicted to video games "but just don't play, your responsibility man"
    Some people get addicted to porn, "hey you decided to watch porn so its your fault"
    Some people get addicted to exercise, "Hey, you decided to run instead of staying home, so its your fault".

    Asmon's take can only be described as a privileged take because as much as he wants to use his mother as "i've seen it happen" he has no idea why someone could do something that can lead to an addiction. And it really is sad to hear him use his mother for this example.

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  6. I was prescribed fentanyl for 6 years due to pain. So I know what its like to suffer drug addiction. I finally got so sick of the side effects I decided I would get off from it. It took me 9 months to get off from it and it was the hardest thing I have done in my life. I understand now how someone could sell their own kid to avoid feeling withdrawal, it is a horrible feeling. I don't agree with doing that but I certainly understand their motivation in full now. Asmon is 100% right, addiction can tie your hands but you still have your own will. When I got off Fentanyl completely my doctors told me 96% of the people on it that long could never get off from it even with help let alone through sheer will like I had.

    Addiction may be a horrible monster, but slaying monsters is what gamers are good at. If I can do it anyone else can.

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  7. I agree with Asmon 100%. People are accountable and responsible for their own actions. My dads choices caught up to him. Drank a lot, smoked since he was 9yo, weakened his immune system, got a chest cold he never went to the doctors for.. ended up stretched his heart and now he lives with heart failure. Stopped drinking, tries to eat relatively healthy (though he has to lose weight). Still smoking though.. he knows he should quit and just can't. But the doctors say it was definitely the alcohol that led to his heart failure more. Been 12 years or so since and he was forced to retire in his late 40s. And thats why I will never pick up alcohol, drugs, cigarettes.. I won't even risk it.

    On the topic of drugs, in many case its young adults trying to "feel" something. I don't think its about being cool. I think its just as simple as it numbs any negative feelings and then its just a ride of euforia. Either way, at least in the 90th percentile of drug addicts, it was 100% their choice. They fucked up. And then they kept fucking up which made it harder and harder to quit. No amount of regulation is going to change the fact that the people who choose to do that stuff have very big personal problems that probably require a therapist of some sort. And them ignoring their problems and turning to drugs because its easier than being present is 100% their choice. I get wanting to sympathize or empathize with these people.. but you can do that without absolving them of their accountability.

    A drunk driver doesn't get to blame the alcohol to avoid punishment.

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  8. Gambling should not be enjoyable for a rational species. Shouldering uncertainty, especially at a cost, should be stressful and unpleasant. Humans, however, are optimistic to a fault.

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  9. I have a long term relationship, work a full time job, play lots of golf, live with my mom, and I play LA about 5-6 hours a day. Works out just fine, just gotta time manage.

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  10. Do not play any Korean/Eastern games unless: (i) you have PROPER and disposable incomes; or (ii) you think your time is worthless.

    If you want to succeed in lost ark, farm in real life (rather than in game) and spend it in game.

    It is just how it works in the Eastern gaming scenes (sadly) but it has been like this for as long as they start making games.

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  11. gamers just went down "having as a partners" rank. We used to be rank 15 because we dont go out, going home immediately after work, occasionally outing and not make a mess at home. this problem gonna bump us out to rank 21 or something, below abusers which is surprisingly rank 19.

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  12. I think it goes both ways. People with addictive disorders DO need to take care of themselves. But we can still criticize games like Lost Ark for deliberately exploiting this.

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  13. i smoke for 20+ years , i tried coke once, xtc once , and speed once, i don't think that any drug is a gateway 2 another drug, its not like just because i smoke weed ill start using heroin for shits and giggles, people are not stupid and avoid the most addictive drugs , as did i.

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  14. 16:34 This level of victim blaming is ridiculous. Overlooking red flags happens all the time in relationships, and was the only reason why Asmon was with Pink in the first place. She still deserves sympathy.

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  15. Imagine making a reddit thread about your situation like that LMFAO . . .I'm pretty sure it's a meme, I wouldn't go make a reddit post about my S.O's spending money on a game, i'd go and fking have a conversation, multiple ones and get it on track, not farm upvotes. . .It's either a meme or just fake lmao

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  16. I gotta say, asmon's take on addiction specifically with drugs is pretty darn spot on. I have been in recovery from alcohol and other drugs for a long time now. It literally took me being on the brink of death to stop. That's not even an exaggeration. So it all boiled down to my decision, do I wanna live? Or die? What I'm trying to say is that it ultimately comes down to your decision and no one else's. Taking no accountability for your actions is just foolish and pathetic. Anyway, that's my two cents do what you will with it. Props to ya asmon.

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  17. You can't tell me that someone that's doing a "relaxing" activity like gaming just feeling his lover's gaze for 5 seconds and answering "DON'T TALK TO ME" only just now gave this person a flag. Just now.
    This one.

    Bro this man probably beat your shit sideways on the second date and said it'll never happen again. Man needs help and half.

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  18. I, too, have seen friends and family fall victim to their own bad decisions. I'm with Asmon here. Yes, once you're addicted to drugs it's not as easy as "just don't do it anymore" but there has to be accountability for the fact that they did it in the first place and continued enough to become addicted. It's also important that, when people acknowledge that thier addiction is their fault, they don't use that fact to perpetuate a defeatest attitude.

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