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Tabletop, DnD, board games, and minecraft. Also Animal Crossing.
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Nah but doin videos about games will do that to ya. Uncritical support to Thorhighheels.
Game reviewers/"content creators" have a strong bias toward games they can finish within a week and get on to the next one
Aye, whereas I'm real happy to sink into a good RPG for anywhere from 40-100 hours :)
In the minecraft modpack I'm playing right now, one of the goals I'm trying to accomplish involves building a giant machine and letting it run for 30-40 hours.
Not only do I mostly play thousand hour build games and huge RPGs, I usually mod them to be longer. RimWorld, for example, I play with heavy tech mods and completely disregard the rocket. My playthroughs end when my computer can no longer bear the weight of the simulation.
wish there was a "unite the planet" victory condition. i go for it anyways the best i can (trying Rim War right now)
Pretty sure that'd be past the point where it slows down to an unplayable crawl
we'll see how far rocketman can take it before i say fuck it let's play dwarf fortress again
I don't care how long a game is as long as the story is interesting and it's paced well. I've played 8 hour games that felt artificially lengthened and 80 hour epic JRPGs that I wanted to keep going.
Honestly its fine if it can stay good for that long
Yes, yes, and YES.
I beat ADACA's campaign in ~9 hours and that was so refreshing.
What does ADACA stand for ?
ADACA
I think that's just the name of the game. Never played it, but it's a retro styled FPS
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