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Screw "collectors"

Started by Gronan of Simmerya, February 17, 2018, 06:27:01 PM

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Quote from: Thornhammer;1027892Eh.  I've bought more than one game that looked great and sounded great and got great reviews, yet just didn't click with me and boom, up to the Eternal Shelf of Storage it goes until somebody insists on playing it, I get a bee in my bonnet to give it another shot, or somebody offers me fat stacks for it.

Right. That is different from the gamer who buys a game, plays it all of once and is allready looking for the next "new thing". Buying games is ever a coin toss even with a little or alot of research. What sounds good in review may be anything but in actual gameplay.

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