wish i could be a 1 series gamer

[who is ted danson?]

no not an xbawks 1 series

but the sort of dude that (pretty much only) plays 1 series of games. 

e.g. if only played Call of Doody, or Tomb Raider, life would be much simpler

does anyone else game or feel this way

 

[Kazuma_Kiryu]

In some ways I wish I was too. Gaming would be simpler, I have too many games in my backlog that I want to play. I'm currently pushing through the Yakuza series (thus my current username), after that I'm hoping to finish off Dynasty Warriors Origins.

[benji]

I falsely claim I only play Titanfall. But I have played a lot of 2 over the decade:

[HeavenIsAPlaceOnEarth]

I have so many small games I keep meaning to get to, meanwhile I'm spending billions of hours in Fallout 76.

[Potato]

I just wish games could hold my attention long enough to finish them. 

If I had to estimate, I'd say my console game completion rate is somewhere around 2-3%. 

If you looked at games I own that have held my attention long enough to reach 5+ hours, I'd say that rate would be around 20%.

If you included my Steam library, that would drop everything below 1% given I have so many games from bundles I've never even installed.

[Nintex]

I dunno sometimes you've seen/played enough of a game.

Playing to the end is seldom worth it. Most games usually throws some cheap tricks and gimmicks at you a repetition of the same but more difficult.

[who is ted danson?]

If I only played tomb raider, I could spend the next 400 hours of gaming just 100%ing TR1-6

And then there is more tomb raider on the way

Its crazy

[Potato]

I strongly believe the main problem with gaming today is the overstuffing of content into games.

No single player game really needs 40+ hours of content when 30 hours of that is just filler. It's detrimental to telling a story and means that developers just add weaker and weaker content to meet an arbitrary time limit.

Give me single player games with tight 5-10 hours of gameplay. I'd even take a 2-3 hour game that contained branching paths and promoted replayability.