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Edited by ABeardedViking:
3/28/2016 4:58:50 PM
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I wonder where this concept of end game content comes from with gamers. What happen to the days when you played a single player game and you either played it again on harder difficulties or if it had multiplayer you played multiplayer to your face is blue . Never once crying that their was no end game or that we are bored .Plus loot based games like Diablo, TooHuman, Champions of Noorath, Borderlands , Destiny and The Division. That's a huge component of the game. Is grinding through the same areas for better loot to make my character build better to complete the content on harder difficulty. To me that's the fun part of the game
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1. Broadband internet has killed the idea of a game as a fixed product. 2. This generation of gamers has been spoiled by the sheer size and scope of today's game. They expect a developer to supply them with an endless stream of new things to do. THEY NEVER LEARNED HOW TO CREATE THEIR OWN FUN WITH THE TOOLS THAT A GAME GIVES THEM. 3. This generation has a seeming need for continual stimulation from some sort of electronic media. When was the last time you ever saw someone under the age of 25 simply sitting quietly? Its always with a smartphone out---or before smart phones, it was a iPod or other MP3 player.
