> ultimately they all open with you (possibly naked) punching trees, collecting rocks, and scrounging around to survive. This was fun and exciting in Minecraft

> ultimately they all open with you (possibly naked) punching trees, collecting rocks, and scrounging around to survive. This was fun and exciting in Minecraft years and years ago. Today, it just feels like busy work In a different genre of games, I'm done buying a new Gran Turismo or similar games, start with an empty garage, do all driver license, make money and slowly buy better cars and unlock tracks and challenges. Do it once, it's fun. Do it twice, it starts to feel like wasted time. Do it one more time and I'm like "I pay you more but give me a fully unlocked game, I have better things to do than that." And I actually found better thing to do, proof is that I don't buy any new game and I keep playing the old ones.