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Eight years later, Skull and Bones repeats The Division’s biggest sin
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I can't wait to just skip that game completely. As more stuff is revealed and as we approach the release date of Feb 16th, the more I believe the game will be a massive letdown.
In this current article is discussed the slow respawn rate of necessary items for in-game progression and people queuing to get them. REALLY rewarding for casual players (<30mins playtime per day).
Not that I disagree but games like this are not made for casual audiences.
If you're playing anywhere close to "per day", you're not really casual.
You're right. Perhaps I based my view on the gaming time I had daily before and after having kids.
I consider myself lucky to play 20-30mins a night and that is if the kids behave at bedtime, hence why I said casual. It's the kind of game that I will never progress in as it requires a lot of playtime.
They should definitely respect your time.
But they should also be respecting the time of people who don't play daily. Stuff like daily log-in bonuses are designed for the sole purpose of breaking your brain.