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What are the best games for connecting with old childhood friends (casual gamers) that have drifted apart? (beehaw.org)
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Like we're not triple-A machine possessors at this point. A friend and I played in the era of the original Age of Empires, and StarCraft; Worms, and Dune. We were core SNES-PS2 era. We were never the ultra competitive hotkey speed run strategy types, but just played for fun.

Anyone out there in your late 30s to early 40s that have managed to connect to old friends despite long distances, what are you playing now?

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[–] SturgiesYrFase@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 year ago

I'm in the same range, and have moved from Canada to the UK. So basically multiplayer games and the Internet are the only way for me to reconnect with buddies back home.
One game we've been rocking pretty hard when we all have time is Deeprock Galactic. It's good fun, team based mission shooter-looter. Don't really need super tight controller skills, spray and pray is a viable strat. And rounds are usually like 15-30mins which is great for some of my friends back home with kids.