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Games you didn't like but suddenly clicked (self.patientgamers)

submitted 2 years ago by kadu to c/[email protected]

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Hey folks! Here's an interesting thing that happened with me: I love action RPGs, I love western RPGs, I was addicted to Skyrim. So when The Witcher 3 launched, one of the most well received open world action RPGs I loved it, right? Well... No. In fact, for some reason I can't really understand I could never play more than 2 hours before dropping it.

I restarted that game about 5 times before, never liked it, wished I could refund it.

Until about two weeks ago I randomly decided to try it again and... oh boy, let's just say I'm a child considering if I should sleep for work tomorrow or continue playing all through the night.

Does anybody else have a game that they couldn't like but it suddenly clicked and now they enjoy it?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago

I'm in the same boat as others I see. Never could get into The Witcher 3 and Stellaris - even though I love RPGs and 4Xs. Also Valheim actually.

But a couple of games that I "got over the hump" so to speak is Caves of Qud and Noita. Both roguelikes, but very different. I guess I was thrown off by having to actually explore most stuff by myself - as opposed to having the game explaining everything for you.