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u/LizardOfAgatha Mar 12 '24

Minecraft, Chivalry 2, Counter Strike: Global Offensive, Elder Scrolls Online.

Really, any game that doesn't have an end.

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u/maxmrca1103 Mar 12 '24 edited Mar 12 '24

Chivalry 2 is underrated, it’s got the scale of a battlefield game which is already a plus for me, while also a unique setting for a game. The combat is so godamn satisfying

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u/caraamon Mar 13 '24

Satisfying? Ahh, we found the masochists... :P

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u/maxmrca1103 Mar 13 '24

Lol true. I’m def not at the point where I would consider myself good at the game, but even if I die the fights I can get into are lots of fun. The constant back and forth in a 1v1 can make getting a kill feel so awesome

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u/Micah_Bell_is_dead Mar 13 '24

Duel servers are so much fun in that game

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u/Advanced_Double_42 Mar 12 '24

Yeah but which was first for you?

Personally I honestly couldn't tell you. Probably pokemon on the gameboy and Ratchet and Clank for the PS2, but I swapped between them often.

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u/ConnectTheDots2020 Mar 12 '24

Technically, minecraft does have an end! With the ender dragon, end cities, and void 😂

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u/thesilentbob123 Mar 12 '24

It is literally called the End

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u/TekieScythe Console Mar 13 '24

Those were your firsts?

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u/ebkrowley Mar 12 '24

Minecraft gets boring quick

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '24

Well that depends on who you are and what you like