Some open-world video games are very long to finish, but they have a primary story/quest that's not too hard to complete, so it doesn't feel bad to stop there.

Some open-world video games are very long to finish, but they have a primary story/quest that's not too hard to complete, so it doesn't feel bad to stop there. Time is important, watching a series instead of a film is rarely worth it. Technical books have whole sections you can easily skip until the day you may need it. Non-fiction can be read faster when it's explained in details. I guess fiction big books are the ones you have to read entirely to be satisfied.