You need motivation to plan. That motivation comes in the form of simulating life and letting you live it. Without risk reward is paltry. Try playing hold'em

You need motivation to plan. That motivation comes in the form of simulating life and letting you live it. Without risk reward is paltry. Try playing hold'em without bets, it doesn't work. The game devolves into nothing. The more open world the game is the more popular it tends to be. It lets people satisfy their own particular motivations. I spent some time playing Rust recently. That game is downright deserving of a psychological study. It is something else to be out harvesting rocks to build a house and get stripped down and robbed by a pack of astonishingly rude 12 year olds who have fully immersed themselves in a 'lord of the flies' mindset.