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How could you not enjoy running across the map for 20 min for a 2 min fetch quest and then going back another 20 min to another part of the map to speak to the person who gives you the reward? Don’t you like commuting?
My roommate still plays GTA5 and all she does is sit online and gamble in the casino. She plays in the living room for hours just to grind a new car only to use the same 2 motorcycles or some new missions she won’t play.
Same! Lately I’ve been going back to 90’s titles to see what I missed out on and trying new genres, which has been unexpectedly rewarding, found quite a few gems that really stood the test of time.
I am done with giant open world games. Data point of one but my current preference is shorter, much more narrowly scoped games.
How could you not enjoy running across the map for 20 min for a 2 min fetch quest and then going back another 20 min to another part of the map to speak to the person who gives you the reward? Don’t you like commuting?
Hey, fuck you. Sometimes just commuting is a nice change of pace from my favorite game, Desert Bus.
Desert Bus is soon!
My roommate still plays GTA5 and all she does is sit online and gamble in the casino. She plays in the living room for hours just to grind a new car only to use the same 2 motorcycles or some new missions she won’t play.
That’s grim, but definitely been there in other games.
IDK she seems to enjoy it. I guess she’s trying to get every car in pink before it shutters. (づ￣ ³￣)づ
I actually like traveling in open-world games. It gets me immersed in the universe.
I mean, I have hundreds of hours on American Truck Simulator.
My current preference is games that have a requirement like “graphics card (optional)”
Cataclysm dda. You can just play it on a terminal.
Though now that I think it… It’s a giant open world game.
This looks rad as hell, thanks!
It’s fun to play in Project Zomboid too
Same! Lately I’ve been going back to 90’s titles to see what I missed out on and trying new genres, which has been unexpectedly rewarding, found quite a few gems that really stood the test of time.
Yeah big open worlds become a chore and you end up skipping most of it after a while when you unlock fast travel.