Do memes warrant a place in videogames?

>>376509561
Only if they're sufficiently dank.

When she dies I will establish a society where memers can meme without being stigmatized by normies.

I will call it Meme Heaven.

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>>376509561
No. No meme is timeless enough to deserve a place in a game. Memes usually don't even last a month before they disappear. Games take years to develop, so it's pointless to include references that are outdated and forgotten by the time of the release.

Also, it's lazy writing. If designers want to embed humor in their game then maybe they should try writing an original joke FFS.

>>376509561
>Terrible jokes that break suspension of disbelief and take you out of the experience
>Half of the reaction is being surprised that the meme is in the game
>Now it's not as unbelievable since translations will sometimes just slip random memes in

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they dont belong anywhere

>>376510137
I'd have to agree with this big guy over here, not even baneposting has the longevity of a good vidya

>>376509561
If the game was the root of the meme like MGS, Half Life, Starcraft 2 or some other shit, that would be acceptable. But, if developers put meme easter eggs it is frustrating because it feels really cringy and forced.

>>376510137
>No meme is timeless enough to deserve a place in a game
Killroy was here in a military game, perhaps.

>>376509561
fucking stupid
Memes are a byproduct of a memorable game. This is a lazy shortcut. You're creating memes for the sake of memes

>>376510137
except bane

since he transcended time and space via mememagic