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Topic	Is "Steep Learning Curve" a turn-off for you?
Tails 64 07/18/18 6:38:17 PM #1:	Sometimes, you'll hear video game reviewers or just ordinary gamers talk about how a certain game has a "steep learning curve." Is this fine by you, or does it deter you from buying a game? Personally, if I hear that a lot about a game, it really puts a line in the sand for me. Am I super confident that I'll enjoy the game enough to play it for hours and hours and hours to learn its nuances, or is it possible that I'll end up quitting because the game isn't that fun for me? I won't accept a good game with a steep learning curve. It needs to at least be a great game. What do you think? --- http://TinyURL.com/Learn2Learn101 - My advice for surviving college and writing academically http://TinyURL.com/SirNintendolot - My YouTube channel <cite>Tails 64 posted [p:905317233] in Is "S... [t:76820013]...</cite> <quote>Sometimes, you'll hear video game reviewers or just ordinary gamers talk about how a certain game has a "steep learning curve." Is this fine by you, or does it deter you from buying a game? Personally, if I hear that a lot about a game, it really puts a line in the sand for me. Am I super confident that I'll enjoy the game enough to play it for hours and hours and hours to learn its nuances, or is it possible that I'll end up quitting because the game isn't that fun for me? I won't accept a good game with a steep learning curve. It needs to at least be a great game. What do you think? --- http://TinyURL.com/Learn2Learn101 - My advice for surviving college and writing academically http://TinyURL.com/SirNintendolot - My YouTube channel</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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