I truly feel awful for kids growing up now and not getting to experience the fun of having all your friends over for a Saturday of snacks and split screen games. We were doing that all the time.
Look I'm not a kid by any means, but I play with my younger cousins in that way using for example, Minecraft, or Among Us (not anymore but in 2020 lol) etc, there are lots of games that can still be played in Couch Co-op mode, but most people our age (asuming you're an adult too) don't know those games because they're for kids.
I played "The New Tetris" on N64 the other night. My girlfriend walks in and asks if she could try the game, I handed her the extra controller and we ended up playing for over two hours against each other and we had a lot of fun. There is just something special about playing in the same room together.
Bring back and make the following standard to help keep games value and independence. - P2P - Doesn't need corporate servers and can play with trusted friends - LAN/ADHOC - Doesn't require to be online - Split screen - as described in the video - offline bots - Multiplayer available anytime when no players around.
Yeah but what companies fail to realize is that split-screen actually helps sells systems and games more as it gives the original consumer the ability to showoff their purchase to friends and family and if they like the game enough will most likely go on to buy their own system and copy of the game so that they can play together from home. A lot of the game I've played were introduced to me from someone who asked if I wanted to split screen with them while the games that I played that were not split screen capable or co-op are very few in number. Split-screen is not just a consumer convenience it is also a marketing tool. So not only are these companies greedy, they're also very stupid.
@@Pen_Slinger This is a great point that I completely forgot about. I think companies have put all their eggs into digital marketing and social media, which might have more reach but still aren't the same as playing a game with someone via split-screen and realising you like it (and then buying it etc).That was exactly how I found Halo in the first place.
@@Pen_Slinger This is 100% true. When I was a kid, I bought games for 2 reasons: either it was real cheap in the bargain bin, or it was something that my friends and I were all playing split screen. Nobody waited in line for a copy of Psychonauts (which was excellent btw), we all waited in line for a copy of Halo 2.
switches are game changers man! 100000% get one! I I've plaid so many co-op games on the train and on planes with friends and we literally just used the 1 switch and the two joy sticks to play and it was a ton of fun! Also the comfort of playing handheld is so convenient. I get a ten minute game sesh in every time I go the the bathroom lol
@@ExtraMintyy Hades 1 & 2 are a lot of fun. Breath of the wild is a MUST. I’m currently playing the original ff7 and it’s blowing me away especially since it’s been out since 97! If you like scary games and studio Ghibli I’d recommend little nightmares
Mario party is the classic social game to play with people, and the new ones on switch are heaps fun to play with your mates. I think Metroid prime 2 will have a split screen feature which is mad cause it’s kinda like the nintendos halo
100% agree on this, I miss it constantly on big budget games and it has become a strong point for indies and NIntendo it seems. If you can afford a Switch, go for it - tons of good first party stuff and some solid indies that have local coop.
Number 1, freaking love your videos. Number 2, being a dad, and a husband, and all of my family loves to play video games, couch co-op is key mainly for memory making, and plus i have no time to play solo anymore. Its much more fullfilling to play co-op. The new UFO50 was amazing for this BTW!
Back in 2009, when I had a PS2 console and played Pac-Man Kart Racing with my friend. Having split screen in CO-OP, etc.; is the best thing to play with because it gives memories of bonding together with your families and friends. As I grew up, gaming has changed. MOAB is taken over. Microtransactions, no split screens, other games don't have CO-OP. Gaming is sucks now, except the Nintendo consoles which I can see that I can still play with my family whether CO-OP or Solo, split screen or not.
Don't forget about that 3d Sony TV that used two headsets with different polarized lenses so it could overlay the split screens over each other. Both players got full screen. That didn't go anywhere..
There's nothing more that I want than to be able to play games co-op with my partner next to me on the couch. Everything you see nowadays is online multiplayer only. I'm annoyed 😒 Edited to say, I'm glad you mentioned It Takes Two! It's one of the only games in my recent memory that I've been able to play with my partner.
I remember back in the day going to a friends house to play titles like left for dead 1 and 2, world at war zombies and also world at war campaign was sick af too. Sadly we will never have that ever again. But the advantages of online gaming is that you can connect with anyone in the world.
Finding out about the 3/4 player splitscreen campaign glitch in Halo 3 was the best thing ever, it ran like crap and probably put a lot of stress on the console but it was so worth it. Then later on realising the exact same trick worked in a few of the other games too, almost as if it had deliberately not been fixed or something. I could have sworn the issue with Halo 3 crashing during the Cortana bits was fixed at one point too. How times have changed.
I started playing 4-player split screen on Psx (around '99), with Quake and CTR being the most memorable. At the time, we were 4 friends finishing primary school. Only 2 of us had a playstation, and the other two didn't even have a console. We kept playing for nearly 20 years with almost the same group. But on this last gen, only I continue with PS, 2 of them play on Xbox and the other on pc. Sadly, cross play is only available for a few games, and split screen is pretty much inexistent nowadays. That's the story of how our games based friendship came to an end. From time to time, we get together to play old games on pc or ps2, but I'm getting tired of that
There are a heap of indie games fully embracing couch co-op, including ourselves. Nothing like playing games with your friends and family on the same couch :)
Recently played Earth Defense Force 6 on PC with split screen campaign co-op using Steam's remote play together. Me and my brother had a good time despite not being in the same room.
The biggest FU to me with no more split screen is that I can’t play almost any modern game that is pick up and play with my kids, when me and the wife want to play we pretty much are stuck with COD and Mario Kart Tony Hawk and MK. I’m left with playing a game on one device and having the kids or wife play on another. Even trying to play the older backwards compat games don’t work. I’m waiting the day COD drops it, there’s so many other games where I feel you don’t even need to do a massive online MP, just give us a split screen team death match, a few maps that’s it. Enough to where you can hand a controller to someone and after 2-3 matches they get it, or just a goofy split screen game where you can do co-op. These consoles are powerful enough to do so but everyone wants the Fortnite Roblox always on money.
Aaaaaabsolutely worth getting a Switch. You can play FF1-XII on the go. Sooo many SNK fighters, and the new MvC all on the go, as well as Pokemon and all their first party titles. Secretly, the Switch Lite is the best of their current batch of consoles if you really enjoy handheld ergonomics, but I recommend being indulgent for an OLED Switch as well for docked multiplayer at home :)
i also feel that the removal of couch co-op style gameplay was another reason behind the lacking reason of owning consoles. consoles were to be the most accessible home option for many gamers, and when they removed that staple of console gaming then ofc gaming became “lonely”. only feeling more targeted per consumer since they literally have no choice (like you mentioned), but to spend a hunk of money to just play ONE GAME. the inclusion of cross platforming helps, but it’s not the same.
What irks me is that even 2D fighting games of all things seem to be leaving the local multi-player behind. The Netherrealm games are particularly hostile to local gaming with those annoying cosmetics and fighter upgrades linked to network users.
we never had this on pc, the only couch co-op games are party games nowadays I'm surprised when a game has split screen support on playstation multiplayer in general is much less social and inconvenient in cod lobbies don't work like they used to so you can't keep playing with the same group most games don't have voice chat and text chat is limited even mmos are now built to be played solo instead of as a group
Devs can't even make a complete, finished game anymore, its no surprise theres no couch co-op. That, and always online/online connected consoles and the endless monetization.
and they've even managed to brainwash some people into believing that separate systems are the best way to game. my roommate has Halo: The Master Chief Collection, which has 4-player split-screen, but my other roommate would rather play on his computer in his room, and our other friend who plays Halo prefers playing on his own computer at his house, so much so that he has actually LEFT OUR HOUSE so that he could dial in on his own computer. like... dude, you're totally missing the point of playing Halo together. the point is playing TOGETHER. y'know, hanging out and playing games in the same room? like friends do? the whole friggin point is that it's meant to be social!
my only complaint with Couch Co-Op back in the day was in a lot of games the playfield would be split into 4 windows and with our small low res crt TVs back in the day it was hard to tell what was going on .i liked the smash bros games and other fighting games because they didn't have this issue maybe it would have been more fun on a big tv .
Corporate publishers mandated *500 LIVE SERVICE* games, almost all the big flops have been live service games. Games live or die on player count are totally or half useless once the corporate servers switch off.
Game developer here! I played in arcade and i have fond memories of 4 player sports games and wwe on the ps2. and the sad truth is that now days no one uses split screen. its such a highly requested feature yet ive seen satistics as low as 2% of players utilize the mode. its hard to put dev time towards something like this. its very low on steam about 0.5-2%(which makes sense) but even on console the utilization metric is still low (about 5-8%), switch is a different story its higher in some games the average ive seen is 17%. i love lan parties and split screen (and i will include them in my games) but its clear to see why many dont include these things
I have a friend making a Halloween inspired couch co op / party game. Hopefully releasing fall 2025. They put out a single player adventure and 1v1 3d fighter. Synodic Arc
I live in rural Nova Scotia. Faster internet for me would be over three times the price of my current provider. Im currently playing through earth defense force 6 with my spouse. The game seems campy and it is but we're having a great time.
I'm a bit late but i believe the next nintendo console should be releasing around next year sometime, so keep that in mind before buying a switch but honestly looking at it in retrospect, the switches catalogue is nothing short of amazing. (Though i rarely ever play mine nowadays, but thats just me being lazy)
The only company who still cares about split-screen and couch co-op at this point is Nintendo. when my nephew comes over to play games together it’s always the Switch we end up playing on
They don’t have to be, thanks to updates they’ll just add it “later”. Plus, people will still buy it anyway. Whereas before the game had to perfect on release since it was physical media.
So 5 not having splitscreen had zilch to do with competitive and everything to do with a last minute engine switch, up until like 2014 5 was developed for 4s midnight engine and the beta was hosted on that version as well splitscreen still could have been kept in campaign it wasn't because of a dip in fps, it was becauce the engine would crash from how splitscreen is done the actual issue and why the switch still offers it comes down to demand of fidelity over playability, imagine trying to run two instance of CodMW19 on an xbox one, Slip space even before it was officially revealed gave 343 so much shit and it didn't help that Microsoft just didn't give a shit about the software being difficult, coupled with a repeat of 2 and 3s over development problems that bungie themselves admit effected the end result and you got infinite's launch who knows this might have been different if they had support studios back in 2015 instead of last minute before release but im starting to get sick and tired of people blaming 343 for lack of split screen in games, especially the same people that said 343 made halo irrelevant in 2012, why would an "irrelevant franchise" impact more popular games? Let alone games that ditched split screen a year before halo did? Also the glitched splitscreen was extremely unstable, hence why it wasn't enabled The fact they actually did put a lot of focus on split screen for infinite and it still got stunted from slipspace they should be able to do splitscreen for unreal engine but it's sad that microsoft, the software company, gave up on the software they spent so much money on to buy the rights to back in 2007, Phil Spencer screwed over tons of games and devs and got praised by the consumers and rewarded for it.
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I truly feel awful for kids growing up now and not getting to experience the fun of having all your friends over for a Saturday of snacks and split screen games. We were doing that all the time.
Look I'm not a kid by any means, but I play with my younger cousins in that way using for example, Minecraft, or Among Us (not anymore but in 2020 lol) etc, there are lots of games that can still be played in Couch Co-op mode, but most people our age (asuming you're an adult too) don't know those games because they're for kids.
@@taicunmusicMinecraft isn’t a kids game. Not sure what you’re on. It’s objectively for all ages. I don’t think anyone “doesn’t know the game”. 😅
@@taicunmusicminecraft is like 15 years old and the most played game of all time by all ages
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@@JonathanDingelback summarize for those who haven't
I played "The New Tetris" on N64 the other night. My girlfriend walks in and asks if she could try the game, I handed her the extra controller and we ended up playing for over two hours against each other and we had a lot of fun.
There is just something special about playing in the same room together.
I could not agree more. I much prefer that.
Bring back and make the following standard to help keep games value and independence.
- P2P - Doesn't need corporate servers and can play with trusted friends
- LAN/ADHOC - Doesn't require to be online
- Split screen - as described in the video
- offline bots - Multiplayer available anytime when no players around.
Haven’t watched the video yet, but my assumption is that split screen disincentivizes purchasing multiple consoles / copies of games. So… greed.
Yeah but what companies fail to realize is that split-screen actually helps sells systems and games more as it gives the original consumer the ability to showoff their purchase to friends and family and if they like the game enough will most likely go on to buy their own system and copy of the game so that they can play together from home.
A lot of the game I've played were introduced to me from someone who asked if I wanted to split screen with them while the games that I played that were not split screen capable or co-op are very few in number. Split-screen is not just a consumer convenience it is also a marketing tool. So not only are these companies greedy, they're also very stupid.
@@Pen_Slinger This is a great point that I completely forgot about. I think companies have put all their eggs into digital marketing and social media, which might have more reach but still aren't the same as playing a game with someone via split-screen and realising you like it (and then buying it etc).That was exactly how I found Halo in the first place.
@@Pen_Slinger This is 100% true. When I was a kid, I bought games for 2 reasons: either it was real cheap in the bargain bin, or it was something that my friends and I were all playing split screen. Nobody waited in line for a copy of Psychonauts (which was excellent btw), we all waited in line for a copy of Halo 2.
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switches are game changers man! 100000% get one! I I've plaid so many co-op games on the train and on planes with friends and we literally just used the 1 switch and the two joy sticks to play and it was a ton of fun! Also the comfort of playing handheld is so convenient. I get a ten minute game sesh in every time I go the the bathroom lol
What are some good games to get started with?
@@ExtraMintyy Hades 1 & 2 are a lot of fun. Breath of the wild is a MUST. I’m currently playing the original ff7 and it’s blowing me away especially since it’s been out since 97! If you like scary games and studio Ghibli I’d recommend little nightmares
Mario party is the classic social game to play with people, and the new ones on switch are heaps fun to play with your mates. I think Metroid prime 2 will have a split screen feature which is mad cause it’s kinda like the nintendos halo
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100% agree on this, I miss it constantly on big budget games and it has become a strong point for indies and NIntendo it seems. If you can afford a Switch, go for it - tons of good first party stuff and some solid indies that have local coop.
Number 1, freaking love your videos. Number 2, being a dad, and a husband, and all of my family loves to play video games, couch co-op is key mainly for memory making, and plus i have no time to play solo anymore. Its much more fullfilling to play co-op. The new UFO50 was amazing for this BTW!
Thanks legend!
Back in 2009, when I had a PS2 console and played Pac-Man Kart Racing with my friend. Having split screen in CO-OP, etc.; is the best thing to play with because it gives memories of bonding together with your families and friends. As I grew up, gaming has changed. MOAB is taken over. Microtransactions, no split screens, other games don't have CO-OP. Gaming is sucks now, except the Nintendo consoles which I can see that I can still play with my family whether CO-OP or Solo, split screen or not.
Don't forget about that 3d Sony TV that used two headsets with different polarized lenses so it could overlay the split screens over each other. Both players got full screen. That didn't go anywhere..
its sad because that idea was verry cool. too bad 3D TVs were too expensive to catch on at the time.
There's nothing more that I want than to be able to play games co-op with my partner next to me on the couch. Everything you see nowadays is online multiplayer only. I'm annoyed 😒
Edited to say, I'm glad you mentioned It Takes Two! It's one of the only games in my recent memory that I've been able to play with my partner.
It Takes Two is a lot of fun, especially the boss fights
I remember back in the day going to a friends house to play titles like left for dead 1 and 2, world at war zombies and also world at war campaign was sick af too. Sadly we will never have that ever again. But the advantages of online gaming is that you can connect with anyone in the world.
100%
As a single child with a single father, it was awesome being able to play couch with my old man on N64 and PS2. Missed that with later consoles 😔
Finding out about the 3/4 player splitscreen campaign glitch in Halo 3 was the best thing ever, it ran like crap and probably put a lot of stress on the console but it was so worth it. Then later on realising the exact same trick worked in a few of the other games too, almost as if it had deliberately not been fixed or something. I could have sworn the issue with Halo 3 crashing during the Cortana bits was fixed at one point too.
How times have changed.
I started playing 4-player split screen on Psx (around '99), with Quake and CTR being the most memorable. At the time, we were 4 friends finishing primary school. Only 2 of us had a playstation, and the other two didn't even have a console. We kept playing for nearly 20 years with almost the same group. But on this last gen, only I continue with PS, 2 of them play on Xbox and the other on pc. Sadly, cross play is only available for a few games, and split screen is pretty much inexistent nowadays. That's the story of how our games based friendship came to an end. From time to time, we get together to play old games on pc or ps2, but I'm getting tired of that
I miss the old split screen experience….Miss it so much!
Captalism and Accelerationism sucks
There are a heap of indie games fully embracing couch co-op, including ourselves. Nothing like playing games with your friends and family on the same couch :)
I don't have friends to play couch co-op with anymore anyway lmao
This one thing I HEAVILY disagree on with people close to my age. Split screen demolished my eyes and I hated it back then and I hate it now.
Recently played Earth Defense Force 6 on PC with split screen campaign co-op using Steam's remote play together. Me and my brother had a good time despite not being in the same room.
The biggest FU to me with no more split screen is that I can’t play almost any modern game that is pick up and play with my kids, when me and the wife want to play we pretty much are stuck with COD and Mario Kart Tony Hawk and MK. I’m left with playing a game on one device and having the kids or wife play on another. Even trying to play the older backwards compat games don’t work. I’m waiting the day COD drops it, there’s so many other games where I feel you don’t even need to do a massive online MP, just give us a split screen team death match, a few maps that’s it. Enough to where you can hand a controller to someone and after 2-3 matches they get it, or just a goofy split screen game where you can do co-op. These consoles are powerful enough to do so but everyone wants the Fortnite Roblox always on money.
World at War coop campaign was the peak of humanity
i was almost getting frutiger aero withdrawal until i saw the images near the end
I still have my Dreamcast and four controllers hooked up all the time for couch multiplayer. And nothing beats 10-player Bomberman on the Saturn!
Aaaaaabsolutely worth getting a Switch. You can play FF1-XII on the go. Sooo many SNK fighters, and the new MvC all on the go, as well as Pokemon and all their first party titles. Secretly, the Switch Lite is the best of their current batch of consoles if you really enjoy handheld ergonomics, but I recommend being indulgent for an OLED Switch as well for docked multiplayer at home :)
i also feel that the removal of couch co-op style gameplay was another reason behind the lacking reason of owning consoles. consoles were to be the most accessible home option for many gamers, and when they removed that staple of console gaming then ofc gaming became “lonely”. only feeling more targeted per consumer since they literally have no choice (like you mentioned), but to spend a hunk of money to just play ONE GAME. the inclusion of cross platforming helps, but it’s not the same.
What irks me is that even 2D fighting games of all things seem to be leaving the local multi-player behind. The Netherrealm games are particularly hostile to local gaming with those annoying cosmetics and fighter upgrades linked to network users.
we never had this on pc, the only couch co-op games are party games
nowadays I'm surprised when a game has split screen support on playstation
multiplayer in general is much less social and inconvenient
in cod lobbies don't work like they used to so you can't keep playing with the same group
most games don't have voice chat and text chat is limited
even mmos are now built to be played solo instead of as a group
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8:29 I have a better idea: $80 on Facebook Marketplace for an Xbox 360, 2 controllers and a copy of Black Ops 2
Devs can't even make a complete, finished game anymore, its no surprise theres no couch co-op. That, and always online/online connected consoles and the endless monetization.
and they've even managed to brainwash some people into believing that separate systems are the best way to game. my roommate has Halo: The Master Chief Collection, which has 4-player split-screen, but my other roommate would rather play on his computer in his room, and our other friend who plays Halo prefers playing on his own computer at his house, so much so that he has actually LEFT OUR HOUSE so that he could dial in on his own computer.
like... dude, you're totally missing the point of playing Halo together. the point is playing TOGETHER. y'know, hanging out and playing games in the same room? like friends do? the whole friggin point is that it's meant to be social!
Simple answer greed
10:23 i deadass still have this exact controller
Old split screen and co-op games will ever be remember, online just ruined.
Bros thumbnail is of a game that REMOVED couch co-op before release, lol
my only complaint with Couch Co-Op back in the day was in a lot of games the playfield would be split into 4 windows and with our small low res crt TVs back in the day it was hard to tell what was going on .i liked the smash bros games and other fighting games because they didn't have this issue maybe it would have been more fun on a big tv .
Corporate publishers mandated *500 LIVE SERVICE* games, almost all the big flops have been live service games.
Games live or die on player count are totally or half useless once the corporate servers switch off.
Game developer here! I played in arcade and i have fond memories of 4 player sports games and wwe on the ps2. and the sad truth is that now days no one uses split screen. its such a highly requested feature yet ive seen satistics as low as 2% of players utilize the mode. its hard to put dev time towards something like this. its very low on steam about 0.5-2%(which makes sense) but even on console the utilization metric is still low (about 5-8%), switch is a different story its higher in some games the average ive seen is 17%. i love lan parties and split screen (and i will include them in my games) but its clear to see why many dont include these things
Yeah this is a sad topic for games now. Playing online makes me feel more lonely. When you turn the game off you’re still sitting there by yourself.
I have a friend making a Halloween inspired couch co op / party game. Hopefully releasing fall 2025. They put out a single player adventure and 1v1 3d fighter. Synodic Arc
I live in rural Nova Scotia. Faster internet for me would be over three times the price of my current provider. Im currently playing through earth defense force 6 with my spouse.
The game seems campy and it is but we're having a great time.
i miss couch coop so much 😢
Same reason the following been removed over the years, forcing gamers on corporate servers.
- Offline bots
- LAN
I'm a bit late but i believe the next nintendo console should be releasing around next year sometime, so keep that in mind before buying a switch but honestly looking at it in retrospect, the switches catalogue is nothing short of amazing. (Though i rarely ever play mine nowadays, but thats just me being lazy)
If anyone is a platforming & couch co-op fan, gal guardians demon purge is a very excellent title :D same with infernax & shovel knight
Code Red for some, it was Pitch Black for me 🔥
I still remember playing split screen ps3 Minecraft. Good times
Unexpected to see Jeremy Fragrance here.
Re trying to move ever into a loser existence like in the film ‘Ready,Player,One’
The Seitch is definitely the best console for couch multiplayer.
Psp had ad hoc network... I used to play with friends...
Im keeping it alive with my best buds and my ps2/ps3
The only company who still cares about split-screen and couch co-op at this point is Nintendo. when my nephew comes over to play games together it’s always the Switch we end up playing on
"no one seems to care". Is the most incorrect statement I've heard all year.
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Furthermore, why aren't games completed upon release anymore?
Oh boy. You are asking the real stuff.
Quantity over quality. Simple as that.
@@ShinySalazzle Yup. I work in IT industry and yes. It is so awful.
They don’t have to be, thanks to updates they’ll just add it “later”. Plus, people will still buy it anyway. Whereas before the game had to perfect on release since it was physical media.
So 5 not having splitscreen had zilch to do with competitive and everything to do with a last minute engine switch, up until like 2014 5 was developed for 4s midnight engine and the beta was hosted on that version as well splitscreen still could have been kept in campaign it wasn't because of a dip in fps, it was becauce the engine would crash from how splitscreen is done
the actual issue and why the switch still offers it comes down to demand of fidelity over playability, imagine trying to run two instance of CodMW19 on an xbox one, Slip space even before it was officially revealed gave 343 so much shit and it didn't help that Microsoft just didn't give a shit about the software being difficult, coupled with a repeat of 2 and 3s over development problems that bungie themselves admit effected the end result and you got infinite's launch
who knows this might have been different if they had support studios back in 2015 instead of last minute before release but im starting to get sick and tired of people blaming 343 for lack of split screen in games, especially the same people that said 343 made halo irrelevant in 2012, why would an "irrelevant franchise" impact more popular games? Let alone games that ditched split screen a year before halo did?
Also the glitched splitscreen was extremely unstable, hence why it wasn't enabled
The fact they actually did put a lot of focus on split screen for infinite and it still got stunted from slipspace they should be able to do splitscreen for unreal engine but it's sad that microsoft, the software company, gave up on the software they spent so much money on to buy the rights to back in 2007, Phil Spencer screwed over tons of games and devs and got praised by the consumers and rewarded for it.
Easily worth getting a switch still
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yay halo mention
Couch coop is great
Short answer: Online.
Couch Co-Op>>>Online
It’s social engineering
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fortnite has splitscreem lmao
:)
Remember - you are loved! Jesus loved you and gave his life so that you could be free because of Him! He died for our sins so that we can be reconnected with our Creator God. He wants us all to repent of our sins and receive a new life in Him! A life of strength, faith, and the ability to truly love others as God has loved us. He wants us to follow Him, and let Him be the Lord of our lives. Why is that part important? Because through Christ we will be given the power to overcome sin in our lives today. Christ offers this blessing to all who choose to believe in Him, trust Him and follow Him xx He will never leave you nor forsake you xxx