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What the heck is "Thug Life"?

Asked by Nomore_lockout (7592points) August 5th, 2021
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My cuz has invited me to compete against her in some online game called “Thug Life”, but I have never played and don’t know squat about it. And I don’t want to be humiliated. Anyone have a clue what it’s about, or what the learning curve is?

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rebbel's avatar

I have no idea about the game, but it sounds as if it is a good plan to park your morals while gaming.
And maybe prepare to hearing foul language (and/or prepare to use it yourself too)?

Mimishu1995's avatar

A quick search on Google told me that it’s a FB game. You can go on FB and search for it.

Nomore_lockout's avatar

But I want to know how to win.

Demosthenes's avatar

For a second I thought you were talking about the actual life of a thug (often more properly spelled “thug lyfe”). Not that I would know anything about that… ;)

kritiper's avatar

Everybody wants to win. Are you sure you want to play?

Nomore_lockout's avatar

If I can figure it out. All I play are historical strategy games. Not familiar with Thug Life. If I play, it will be on condition that if I win, she’ll have to play me on online game of “Gettysburg” or “Antietam”.

Zaku's avatar

If it’s a FB game, it’s probably one of those terrible games like Sorority Life, where you have a character who is a cut-out doll who collects clothes and accessories, except instead of hand bags and cell phones you probably collect guns and knives, and then you’ll have repetitive “tasks” to do by clicking on things that mean your character is doing things (probably mostly crimes) that will generate money and other types of points for you. Sooner or later you will notice that it is not really much of a game at all, but designed to addict you to showing up daily and clicking on things and trying to get other FB people to become your “friend” (they probably call it a gang instead or something) and then sending “gifts” to them. They’ll have daily incentives to get you to keep returning each day. But the game will be pretty empty and meaningless.

Nomore_lockout's avatar

Update: Got lucky, she posted that friends had been trying to get her to play, and she had no idea how it got posted on her FaceBook timeline. So now I don’t have to feel obligated to play the stupid thing. Sometimes you do stuff for family that you could really care less about. Thanks to all for the input.

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