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I can relate. I strongly dislike score tables after levels which imply that my success was not successful enough - that I should now compete with the scores of

• brundolf 6y ago
  It's all about different kinds of experiences for me. I love certain games that are heavily metrics-based, when that's what I feel like playing. Scoreboards sometimes make those games more fun because you always have a goal to keep chasing after for as long as you want to. The problem is when every game feels the need to have metrics, even when they fly in the face of the rest of the experience. Sometimes I want something different.