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Edited by jhermannITJ:
7/2/2025 3:34:47 AM
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Grinding the Campaign IS Content... not bait, think about it... think for yourself.
Grinding the campaign IS content.
Are there gamers here?
I'm wondering.
Difficulty settings, often with mechanical and enemy behavior differences & density.
Like Golden Eye or Perfect Dark?
Most action games. All ARPGs I've ever played.... Baldur's Gate... strategy and tactical rpgs.
Borderlands, you know when you're leveling you'll farm the same campaign boss over and over because you figured out how to nuke them in 25 secs?
The Witcher 3... I have every ending, played through every path... and a Death March (Scaling -where you'll never over level enemies) with no HuD before the 60fps update.
"New Game+".
"New Game++".
Grinding the Campaign IS LITERALLY COnTENT! In what 85% of every game?
Metroid-vania... grinding the campaign, Portal... grinding the campaign.
I blame micro plastics 😅, or have you all forgotten every game you played... ever?
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I don’t mind replaying content if I am enjoying it or simply grinding for a particular weapon. I am just not overly enthused about rolling around in an electric ball shape through much of the content. I will wait and see how it goes, but for the first time ever, I will not be buying a new Destiny DLC. Certain core aspects of the game I enjoyed in the past have either disappeared or been left unattended and stale. I am looking forward to Borderlands 4 and The Outer Worlds 2, but will be keeping tabs on the new DLC and dabbling in some free to play activities for now.
