This is why I like games with a beginning & end, and an actual story. The first keeps you from sinking unbounded time with it, and the latter actually can be e

This is why I like games with a beginning & end, and an actual story. The first keeps you from sinking unbounded time with it, and the latter actually can be enlightening, informative (ie, bringing in mythologies or historical context), and ethically challenging. Stuff like endless PvP matches or MMO grinds never held much appeal to me.