IRL:Tryhards
"Internet Tryhards" are a unique breed of gamers who take video games to a whole new level of obsession. These individuals are known for their intense competitiveness and unwavering dedication to winning, even at the expense of their own sanity and social lives. Whether they’re playing solo or with a team, these tryhards will stop at nothing to achieve victory, using every trick in the book to gain an advantage over their opponents.
Some might say that this level of dedication is admirable, but others view it as a concerning symptom of a deeper problem. Internet tryhards often become so consumed with winning that they lose sight of the real purpose of gaming: to have fun and enjoy oneself. They take the virtual world far too seriously, becoming aggressive and argumentative towards anyone who gets in their way.
Despite the negative connotations that often accompany the label, some tryhards embrace their status with pride, proudly declaring themselves to be the best of the best. They live for the thrill of the game, and will do anything to stay ahead of the competition.
So whether you love them or hate them, one thing is for sure: Internet tryhards are here to stay, and they’re not going to let anyone get in their way. So if you’re looking for a challenge, look no further than the tryhards of the internet!
Examples of Tryhards
Tryhard in Working
See also: 9-9-6
Tryhard in Copying
Valorant is Riot Game's attempt to make an FPS game. By deliberately making CS:GO with Overwatch styled abilities.
The Plague of Developer Tryhards: A Satirical Look at the Gaming Industry's Copycat Epidemic
Once upon a time, in a gaming industry far, far away, originality and innovation were the driving forces behind new titles. Alas, those days seem like a distant memory, as a new breed of "developer tryhards" has emerged, hell-bent on cloning successful games in a bid to cash in on their popularity. Today, we take a satirical look at this phenomenon, which has seen games like Counter-Strike and Valorant become near-identical twins separated at birth.
Now, before we dive into the murky waters of imitation, let's take a moment to acknowledge that, yes, there are differences between these games. After all, one has a fancy skin economy, while the other has, well, fancy skins and abilities. But let's be honest – when push comes to shove, these titles are just two sides of the same bullet-riddled coin.
Of course, this copycat culture is not limited to just one pair of games. The gaming industry is rife with examples of developer tryhards looking to cash in on a winning formula. Take Team Fortress 2 and Overwatch, for instance – two games that sparked controversy for their striking similarities. Sure, they've got different mechanics, but at the end of the day, they're both cartoony, objective-based shooters with a cast of quirky characters.
So, what's the harm in a little imitation, you ask? Well, dear reader, as the old saying goes, "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness." In simpler terms, when developers churn out copycat games, they're essentially stifling innovation and depriving gamers of truly unique experiences.
Imagine a world where developers focused on creating groundbreaking titles that push the boundaries of what's possible in gaming. A world where each game offers a fresh, exciting experience that stands out from the crowd. Sounds good, right? Sadly, this utopia is but a pipe dream, as the industry continues to be overrun by developer tryhards, hell-bent on cloning every successful game in sight.
So, what's the solution to this epidemic of imitation? It's simple: Gamers must vote with their wallets, demanding originality and innovation from developers by supporting truly groundbreaking titles. By doing so, we can send a message to the developer tryhards of the world that we won't settle for copycat games – we want something different, something unique, and something worth our time and money.
In conclusion, it's time for the gaming community to rise up against the tyranny of developer tryhards and their copycat creations. We must demand better and refuse to settle for a world filled with identical twins masquerading as unique gaming experiences. After all, life's too short to play the same game twice – especially when there's a world of innovation waiting to be discovered.
Titanfall 2 VS Valorant
In the realm of unique gaming experiences, one shining example is the Titanfall series, which introduced innovative mechanics like double jumping and wall-running. These features reward players for being fast and fluid on the battlefield, creating a thrilling and dynamic gaming experience.
MoNoRi-Chan, an avid gamer and connoisseur of originality, has found immense enjoyment in games like Titanfall 2 and Apex Legends. He recognizes that while games like Valorant and Titanfall 2 cater to different types of players, there's no denying the superiority of the latter when it comes to innovation and fun. In fact, MoNoRi-Chan feels insulted when asked to play an inferior copycat game like Valorant because it doesn't respect the time and effort he invests in his gaming pursuits.
For example, it's a well-known fact among Valorant players that all the maps are universally despised. Contrast this with Titanfall 2, where players seem to genuinely enjoy the game regardless of the map size. The ability to play an FPS in three dimensions, engaging in thrilling vertical combat, is undeniably more enjoyable than constantly checking corners and fearing ambushes.
Unfortunately, the harsh reality is that games like Titanfall 2 have seen their support dwindle and been neglected by developers in favor of more profitable ventures. This reflects the sad state of capitalism in the video game industry, where innovation and creativity are often sidelined for the sake of profit.
Developers must take a hard look at themselves – as symbolized by the mirror emoji (🪞) – and reflect on their goals and priorities. Instead of resorting to creating copycat games, they should focus on experimenting with new gameplay mechanics and fostering originality. By doing so, they can not only win over gamers like MoNoRi-Chan but also leave a lasting, positive impact on the gaming industry as a whole.
