• Cyrus Draegur
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    1 month ago

    I bought palworld.
    i played it.
    i enjoyed it.
    i had enough.
    i stopped.
    there is nothing wrong with this sequence of events.

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          1 month ago

          Only twenty?!?? Man I play NMS like I play Sims or Minecraft. I put 100hrs in, get bored and don’t play for a while, when I come back there’s been at least one or two updates and I’m easily able to put back in another hundred with new/revised content.

          Not that it’s a competition, I’m just surprised cause of how much time I put into things. (x_x)

          • PerogiBoi@lemmy.ca
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            1 month ago

            There are only a few games in my steam library where I have 100 or more hours.

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              1 month ago

              That’s crazy. Not even counting time spent on pirated versions of games, any game that I truly enjoy has at least 300hrs logged. I think my most played game is sitting at a little over 1100hrs because fuuuck am I a sucker for a game dev that respects and engages their players, but that’s a different story to tell.

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                1 month ago

                Since you like great games and devs that care, have you played The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild?

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                1 month ago

                I mean just because I have 40-60 hours on games I like doesn’t mean I didn’t truly enjoy them. I played through the campaign and side quests and after a while life happened or I just got bored or played another game.

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                1 month ago

                There are plenty of games that I loved that I only played for 30 or so hours. Hours aren’t everything

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      1 month ago

      I did that, then started up a new playthrough to check out the updates. That’s a sign of a good game IMO

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        1 month ago

        I’ve been eyeing that up since I’m a business management game kinda guy. But it depends on exactly how jank it is. Is it worth playing?

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          I personally love it, haven’t really felt a lot of jank tbh. AI seems to like walki g backwards before the ing around when they are in your shop but it all works.

          Tons of items, hiring ai to work actually works, they do their job and make money while you roam.

          Building takes some finesse but that’s mostly due to structural stuff. No floating bases basically.

          I’d say it’s totally worth playing, worst case steam refunds are available.

          Edit: I should add there’s an actual questing system too. Main and lots of side quests. Devs are very responsive in their discord too. Amazing ppl