Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey.
Speaker1: Hi dude.
Speaker2: Have you got your new computer?
Speaker1: Got it yesterday and I've been installing everything.
Speaker2: Awesome!
Speaker1: Yeah, I'll finally be able to run all the games.
Speaker2: Tell me about it. I don't know how you did it before with those graphics.
Speaker1: I know, I've tried a couple and the definition and colors are insane!
Speaker2: I bet. I remember when I got my PC. What a difference.
Speaker1: Totally!
Speaker2: But what have you been playing?
Speaker1: Honestly? I used to avoid big games because my computer wouldn't run them, but now that it can, I don't even know where to start.
Speaker2: Do you like FPS?
Speaker1: Dude, I don't even know what that is 😅
Speaker2: First person shooter
Speaker1: Oh!! Yeah! I've been meaning to try out Overwatch. Have you heard of it?
Speaker2: Of course! That game is the shit! You'll love it, we can play together
Speaker1: Is it like COD?
Speaker2: Not really. It's two teams, 6v6, and we have to secure objectives and escort payloads. Everything is very team based.
Speaker1: Sounds cool actually.
Speaker2: It is. It's very bright and really fast paced but it's awesome. And it has interesting lore. Character cinematics on YouTube and all that, you should check it out.
Speaker1: Well, I think you've got me. I'm gonna check it out.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 got a new computer yesterday. He's satisfied with the performance of his computer. Speaker1 and Speaker2 will play Overwatch.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to meet Speaker1 in real life. Speaker1 doesn't like Speaker2's insisting so she won't to talk to him at all.