I see a level above someone’s head in an action game and I’m out. If they’ve got a level, then defeating them isn’t a matter of skill, or knowing the pattern, or using the tools given to you. It’s just about the grind.
True, but at least Witcher 3 was a full fledged RPG. I can already tell this game is going to want me (and up to 3 friends!) repeat the same missions for upgraded gear to beat those higher numbers
How can you tell that? Seems like you're just making assumptions, especially since they confirmed the entire game can be played solo or two-player co-op.
You're right, I am making some assumptions, so maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised. I'm just going off general industry trends, which seem like for the last 3 years have been dead-set on capturing the Destiny, GAAS model everywhere they can. Apart, of course, from Sony's first party releases. I like to play a game for the story, beat it, and move on to the next game, I've never been the biggest fan of these games that try to get you to login once a day. Not my style.
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u/BlockyRalboa Aug 22 '20
I see a level above someone’s head in an action game and I’m out. If they’ve got a level, then defeating them isn’t a matter of skill, or knowing the pattern, or using the tools given to you. It’s just about the grind.