DeathsEye8640

AAA games reuse the same cycles of the past and pray constantly that this isnt the year we're finally fed up.
This is why i typically fall in with sandbox-type games, especially when mods are supported.
Space Engineers is a great example. Vanilla, its pretty fun; you can get plenty of hours experimenting with the building and physics; but eventually you will get bored, join a server with a community, trading, and plenty of other improvements, and it's like playing an entirely new game.
ARK is another great example of a community-driven game, as well as mods.
Prey is a great solo game, you can play the game 20 times and always approach objectives differently, probably have different outcomes too.

But overall i agree, most games ARE boring. i have a small chunk of hope regarding Ghost Recon Breakpoint, but i'm sure even that will grow old eventually, as all AAA games do with a severe lack of a modding community, as well as the HORRIBLE services they have been providing us...

AAA games reuse the same cycles of the past and pray constantly that this isnt the year we're finally fed up.
This is why i typically fall in with sandbox-type games, especially when mods are supported.
Space Engineers is a great example. Vanilla, its pretty fun; you can get plenty of hours experimenting with the building and physics; but eventually you will get bored, join a server with a community, trading, and plenty of other improvements, and it's like playing an entirely new game.
ARK is another great example of a community-driven game, as well as mods.
Prey is a great solo game, you can play the game 20 times and always approach objectives differently, probably have different outcomes too.

But overall i agree, most games ARE boring. i have a small chunk of hope regarding Ghost Recon Breakpoint, but i'm sure even that will grow old eventually, as all AAA games do with a severe lack of a modding community, as well as the HORRIBLE services they have been providing us...

@Stormseeker9 Thats actually a great idea; i hadnt considered that but with the higher energy draw over extended periods, Gold would definitly be more reliable and cheaper in the long term. Will definitly look into those, thank you!