Nah, proxy games are just a trend. They’re fun for a bit, but they’ll never replace the real thing.
Like, imagine playing poker with fake chips—it’s just not the same. The thrill of owning and playing with the actual cards or miniatures is irreplaceable.
That said, I get why people like them. They’re cheap and easy, but I don’t see them sticking around long-term.
Like, imagine playing poker with fake chips—it’s just not the same. The thrill of owning and playing with the actual cards or miniatures is irreplaceable.
That said, I get why people like them. They’re cheap and easy, but I don’t see them sticking around long-term.
