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Hm, most adventures to stumble over are generic events like "kill those 10 guys" and nothing more. Sometimes they are bad guys, sometimes they are bad guys and

• robswc 4y ago
  >Hm, most adventures to stumble over are generic events like "kill those 10 guys" and nothing more. I honestly just can't agree with that. Those do exist but I wouldn't consider them to be "most." Perhaps if you've done all the side-quests/gigs those will be all your run into? I haven't had a single side-quest/gig that doesn't at least have some associated exclusive lore or dialogue. They've all been on par with the quality of the main storyline missions, imo. I actually prefer them, as I think it really lets you explore more of the world vs just the main character. In any case, sometimes certain games just don't click for people. I've never liked battle royales for example, despite seemingly everyone being obsessed with them there for awhile, lol.
  • brettermeier 4y ago
    Okay it depends what you define as a side mission. Those "real" story driven side missions, like the one with the self-thinking-car-service are well written and quite enjoyable, but I meant all those non-saying sude missions that are sprinkled over the map, where you have to fight against some gangsters, which are everytime the same. But that must not be annoying, you just don't have to clear all of them :D