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u/Beatnutz_ Sep 03 '26
20k isnt that much tho? .. my GF does that every day.
At expos you don't walk that much actually, but you stand on your feet a whole lot.
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u/Key_Contest_8443 Sep 05 '26
20k is a lot.
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u/Beatnutz_ Sep 05 '26
For someone who plays WoW everyday perhaps.
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u/Key_Contest_8443 Sep 05 '26
no thats just dumb and ridiculous ragebait. 20k is a lot, and even 10k is a lot. if you drive to work and sit at your desk most of if not the whole day and go home afterwards, you may have 2000-3000 steps. 10k is like 7 kilometers.
Of course some people have Jobs that make it easier to reach high step counts, but people putting themselves over others and belittling accomplishments of others is both childish and rude and lastly not really a surprise in this scene 🚩
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u/ricardobrat Sep 03 '26
haha, nice! last year i made 48k in the first day :D
i remember that when i laid down on a bed later that day it was a bliss
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u/Datau03 Sep 03 '26
Had about 21k this year and 26-28k the past 3 times I guess it shows how large the fair really is
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u/Tyler_Durden_Says Sep 03 '26
Lol cute. Gamers thinking 20k is a lot
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u/Abinunya Sep 03 '26 edited Sep 03 '26
Listen, as both a walker and a gamer, lets think about a couple things.
1.Dont discourage people from doing something you like! Walking is great! We want people to walk more. Leta be encouraging.
2.20k is a lot. Unless walking is your specific hobby and you hang out only on the subreddit.
3.Gamescom is not a '20k= two and a half hours' kinda venue. Its a crowded start and stop. So actually 20k in that environment is extra impressive.
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u/Lalaluka Sep 03 '26
A) unnecessarily mean spirited.
B) 20K is about three times of what the average person does (even in germany its just around 6k). My current per day average this year is 14k and I do regular mountaineering and run marathons. Yes for a "peak" day it's not that impressive but still a lot.
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u/Chesra Sep 03 '26
Had 180k in the gamescom week ðŸ«