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lejonbrames posted...

People wanting their games to be boring and slow is a new viewpoint for me, but I shall understand and accept it from now on. Im one of those old school people that wants their games to always be fun

Coincidentally, I was the same way until I researched RDR2 and prepared myself for a slow drawn out experience. I wasn't even gonna buy it until a couple days leading up to it, when I thought all the minor detail information coming out was interesting. It led me to be more patient if I'm prepared for a similar game. Like, not having combat in TLoU2 for the first hour is fine if you prepare for it. But it's tedious as hell if you're putting on a game to get to the action. It's just a matter of trying to take it in like you would a movie. But there's definitely nothing wrong with being a gamer that wants a game to be a game and a movie to be a movie. But for people who like games to give them a movie like experience, we have games like this. I use to see walking sections as a plague. But now it's cool of it's got good lore and story telling going with it. Give you some environment to analyze.