Xero Deathz said:DAMIANCATOLSTER said:avoiderman said:Xero Deathz said:Never understood the appeal to spending money to play games just to get a high gamerscore number. If gamerscore actually has no tangible benefit to someone, then whats the point in spending money on games your not going to enjoy just to reach a high number? Im all for trying to complete games cuz i enjoy completing a checklist which i implement in real life too, but not enjoying what your doing and spending money on crap games confuses me.
You don't realise what site you are on, and that other people may enjoy things differently?
We get this same comment every couple of weeks.
I know right there’s always at least one every week lmao 💀
Yeah quitting every game that gets hard and buying a .5 hour completion game just to feel good about myself just aint my thing. oh well
You do you by all means friend. But wouldn't assume those who like an easy completion necessarily "quit every game that gets hard".
As an example some like having some on hand to keep achievement streaks running maybe between other games, some like the numbers, or maybe just a cheap quick game as a palette cleanser. I'm mostly playing CK3 and Stellaris (pretty big games), and was thinking of getting the From Earth to Heaven (Aery-alike game) as I find them cheap and relaxing, and I like some achievements, even though I've let my daily streak break this year. And whatever your taste gaming is only entertainment, so is only about feeling good (again in whatever way works for you) - there is nothing inherently more virtuous in a longer or shorter game, or even in preferring easy or more challenging game styles.
Just trying to suggest it isn't as black and white - and suggest trying to hold back the instinct to criticise what may not be to your taste. Have fun with whatever you are playing :)