Instead of maybe actually engaging these young people and help them out, teach them and maybe just maybe get the industry an audience that actually demands better experiences?
The thing that pisses me off here is the unquestioned self felation about how we used to do everything ourselves, out in the harsh cold, barefoot, while having to walk 600 miles every day in the dark, through mountains to get a slice of bread, while fighting off bears one handed.
Bullshit. We put up with hard and cryptic games because that's all there was. The medium itself was just finding out how genres and game mechanics worked, and more often than not the mental challenge was to find out what the game designer had in mind, and not how the game in itself would work.
Could the current game industry need more of these games? Hell yeah, but by ridiculing peoples problems in understanding what these games expect them to do is just a sad and pathetic display of elitism and lack of character.
Honestly, this thread is a wall of shame filled with ridiculous shit. Making fun of young kids... the fuck is wrong with some people?