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Kana posted...

Far-Queue posted...

Just because other people like it doesn't mean you should feel bad for not liking it.

Yeah but I figure I should at least play most of a game before deciding I don't like it. But I finished The Witcher 3 before deciding I didn't like it, and then people here told me I didn't play it right, so maybe it doesn't really matter.

That's absurd. You shouldn't have to play most of a game to decide that you don't like it. Playing longer can give you more insight to the finer points of why you don't like it, but why bother?

The only time I would suggest playing longer is if you enjoy a game for its technical merits like depth or control, but maybe aren't really into the story or more esoteric elements. That will give the game more of a chance to unfold, but if you aren't having fun with the core game getting more story is unlikely to change that.

I can understand wanting to like a game if it's from a developer you like, but there's no rule that says you have to enjoy everything someone does.

I like From. I wish I could like the Souls series because I like the way they look and some of the features, but ultimately I don't and no further play is going to change that.