Then you can just say, sure for you! I'm the one doing all the hard work. :D
Immersing in the game also brings the problem of doing what's best for being a completionist and min/maxing or doing what you would actually do in the situation.
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Do you replay the games you've already beaten?
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Then you can just say, sure for you! I'm the one doing all the hard work. :D
Immersing in the game also brings the problem of doing what's best for being a completionist and min/maxing or doing what you would actually do in the situation.
doing this is how i pass much of my free time
I replay the entire mainline Super Mario series (with the exception of the atrocity known as Super Mario Bros Special) every year, so yeah I replay good games after I've beaten them!
Playing games over and over is something I do all the time. The vast majority of games I own I have done so more than once. Knowing the plot or puzzles or whatnot doesn't deter me from playing again. If the game is heavily dependent on one of those, then either it does it well enough that I won't mind seeing it again, or is just not a game I would like in the first place.
Probably the best example for me is Paper Mario. I seriously try to beat this game at least once every single year. Its not like the plot is amazing, or the puzzles tough or anything, but the game-play is just enjoyable every single time through, and no matter how many times I read the dialogue, it still makes me laugh. I don't even need to put up special challenges to have fun, and I often find myself 100 percenting it just out of habit because I like talking to everyone an everything each time I play it. While the difficulty might not be there as it was when I first played it as a little kid, the enjoyment is as great, if not greater than it ever was.
Probably the best example for me is Paper Mario. I seriously try to beat this game at least once every single year. Its not like the plot is amazing, or the puzzles tough or anything, but the game-play is just enjoyable every single time through, and no matter how many times I read the dialogue, it still makes me laugh. I don't even need to put up special challenges to have fun, and I often find myself 100 percenting it just out of habit because I like talking to everyone an everything each time I play it. While the difficulty might not be there as it was when I first played it as a little kid, the enjoyment is as great, if not greater than it ever was.
The only game I've replayed more than three times that lasts longer than an hour is Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga.
Love that game to death.
Love that game to death.