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We Still Talk About You - Forgotten LOTR Game Teammate Meme

This is a collage meme consisting of two distinct sections. The upper section features an illustration of a dejected, anonymous figure lying face down on cracked, dry earth with sparse grass growing around, conveying a sense of sadness or longing. Overlaid on the cracked ground below this figure is the text 'We still talk about you'. The lower section is a screenshot from a *Lord of the Rings*-themed video game, showing a party of characters including Gimli (labeled clearly) standing in a foggy, mountainous environment. The game UI displays player levels for each character and the text 'F1 Help' at the bottom. The meme juxtaposes the nostalgic, sentimental top portion with the game screenshot to evoke the feeling of remembering a forgotten teammate from an old online or co-op game, where the remaining members of the party still think about the player who is no longer part of the group.
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Overview

This is a collage meme consisting of two distinct sections. The upper section features an illustration of a dejected, anonymous figure lying face down on cracked, dry earth with sparse grass growing around, conveying a sense of sadness or longing. Overlaid on the cracked ground below this figure is the text 'We still talk about you'. The lower section is a screenshot from a Lord of the Rings-themed video game, showing a party of characters including Gimli (labeled clearly) standing in a foggy, mountainous environment. The game UI displays player levels for each character and the text 'F1 Help' at the bottom. The meme juxtaposes the nostalgic, sentimental top portion with the game screenshot to evoke the feeling of remembering a forgotten teammate from an old online or co-op game, where the remaining members of the party still think about the player who is no longer part of the group.

Origin notes

The upper illustration is a widely used template for the 'We still talk about you' meme format, which typically references people, experiences, or things that are no longer present but remain in memory. The lower screenshot is taken from a Lord of the Rings video game, most likely The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age, a party-based role-playing game based on the franchise. This meme is a remix of these two elements, created by combining the template with the game screenshot. It is commonly shared in gaming-focused online communities on platforms like Reddit (subreddits such as r/gaming or r/lotrmemes), Twitter/X, and TikTok, to express nostalgia for old gaming experiences and lost teammates from multiplayer or co-op games.

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