What now?

Videogaming isn't actually about playing games anyway.

It's about the thrill of anticipating releases and also the thrill of buying games you won't play.

Moggy wrote:

rinks wrote:

Rubix wrote:...and there isn't a new game to play...

Well that’s never happened.

Yeah I have loads of games that I have never even started so I don't think I ever have the "problem" of being forced to go back to a partially completed one.

Do you think you buy too many games?

Rubix wrote:

Moggy wrote:

rinks wrote:

Rubix wrote:...and there isn't a new game to play...

Well that’s never happened.

Yeah I have loads of games that I have never even started so I don't think I ever have the "problem" of being forced to go back to a partially completed one.

Do you think you buy too many games?

I don’t really buy any games. PS+, Games with Gold, EA Access and Gamepass give me more than I could ever finish.

I think I will experience this with Mario odyssey (possible spoilers for Mario Odyssey but it isn’t much of a secret there is a lot of post credit content).

Odyssey is a masterpiece – but finished the main game with lots of moons because I spent a lot of time polishing every inch of each kingdom (so I’m nearly at the next milestone of 500 moons) – post game there are more moons in the previous explored kingdom. I get it would be overwhelming if every moon for just accessible from the beginning but even though I love this game I’m not really motivated to revisit these kingdoms after spending so much time there and polishing so thoroughly on the first run.

After I beat the 500 moons level I think I will put this game down for a little while – but I really hope I have the inclination further down the line and revisit this game as I’m sure I’m missing out on lots of interesting / fun moons.

And cue Captain Kinopio...

Barnsy! wrote:I think I will experience this with Mario odyssey (possible spoilers for Mario Odyssey but it isn’t much of a secret there is a lot of post credit content).

Odyssey is a masterpiece – but finished the main game with lots of moons because I spent a lot of time polishing every inch of each kingdom (so I’m nearly at the next milestone of 500 moons) – post game there are more moons in the previous explored kingdom. I get it would be overwhelming if every moon for just accessible from the beginning but even though I love this game I’m not really motivated to revisit these kingdoms after spending so much time there and polishing so thoroughly on the first run.

After I beat the 500 moons level I think I will put this game down for a little while – but I really hope I have the inclination further down the line and revisit this game as I’m sure I’m missing out on lots of interesting / fun moons.

I stopped playing after I unlocked Mushroom Kingdom

It is quite hard although i do usually end up finishing them, however theres quite a few on my ps4 I haven’t completed yet:

Killzone shadowfall - i think i am near the last 10% of the game, but stuck on a tough section where i keep getting killed.
Assassins creed black flag - my first digital ps4 title
Red dead redemption 2 - looks beautiful, but is boring and the controls just haven’t improved since gta 4.
Days gone - played a lot at the beginning and my interest waned soon after getting to the other side, for the second section of the story. This one i will complete.
Gta trilogy on ps4 - i always rebuy these games, but doubt i will recomplete them anytime soon. Would love to complete gta 3 again though as its my favourite.