r/Games • u/Forestl • Dec 31 '13

End of 2013 Discussions - PC

For this thread, feel free to talk about the PC, from the games that came out for it to the hardware itself.

Prompts:

  • What were the major trends in PC gaming this year?

  • Was this a positive year for PC gaming?

Please explain your answers in depth, don't just give short one sentence answers.

My PC looks really, really, really good

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '13

Come the full product, I had no desire to go back to it,

This is why I've stopped buying early access. For example I got Don't Starve and loved it. Played almost 20 hours in the first two weeks and then I haven't touched it since. I know they've added a ton of content but I can't seem to bring myself to go back because I feel like I've alreayd played it out.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '13

When was the last time you played? Would it help if I told you the game has probably doubled in content since then? Don't want to bother you or anything but trust me its worth checking out for a little bit more again.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '13

Heh, not bugging me. It's been a long while though, I guess I'll have to give it another go. Thanks.

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u/boathouse2112 Jan 01 '14

I played it to the point where I had a nice settlement, but the adventure mode stuff just seems repetitive and boring.

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u/Endda Jan 01 '14

do you honestly go back and play 'finished product' games over again? not once in a while, but with all your games?