
But lately, I've been seeing in a lot of spaces, especially regarding the 3DS, this thing called LARPing.

Now, in this case, people are saying LARPing or calling others LARPers, live action role-players.

I want to first talk about the hilarity of these people using LARPing to describe people who they think are making stuff up or being fake, because if you've ever played a live action role-playing game, I've actually role players go hard.

So the fact that these people are using LARP, put people down and call them fake and call them people who don't really engage with something, I just find hysterical because actual LARPers are just hardcore.

But lately, I've been seeing in a lot of spaces, especially regarding the 3DS, this thing called LARPing.

Now, in this case, people are saying LARPing or calling others LARPers, live action role-players.

I want to first talk about the hilarity of these people using LARPing to describe people who they think are making stuff up or being fake, because if you've ever played a live action role-playing game, I've actually role players go hard.

So the fact that these people are using LARP, put people down and call them fake and call them people who don't really engage with something, I just find hysterical because actual LARPers are just hardcore.
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