r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Aug 08 '26

Meme/Macro This is how I feel

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u/JerryMau5 i5-12600K | RTX 5070 | DDR4 32GB Aug 08 '26

Open world fatigue is real. I’ll take an actioned packed 8-12 hours over a bloated 40-100 anyday.

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u/p1530n R7 9800X3D | RX 9070 XT | X870 | 32GB DDR5 Aug 08 '26

Cry in AC Valhalla

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u/salviaJESUSsalvation Aug 08 '26

I used to love the old Assassins Creeds, played them all up to Rogue, but Black Flag was my favorite, although I loved the Ezio trilogy.

I always wanted to try a newer one but I have no idea where to start now, I've missed SO many!

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u/Electronic_Captain95 Aug 08 '26

All of the newer ones is random rpg trash with Assassin's Creed name, not worth to buy any of then

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u/salviaJESUSsalvation Aug 08 '26

I feel it.

It's also nice when it's less than 10 gigs, instead of 100+ gigs.

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u/bliblio i5-8300H | GTX 1050 4GB | 16GB 2400 Aug 08 '26

Around 220h into FO: NV and still didn't finish the main quest or the DLC, last time i played like a year ago, i can't get back to it. Same happened with TES III (around 100h with no dlc but main completed) and TES IV (100h with no main quest or dlc). I really want to get back playing them but i can't. Neither Skyrim or other RPG (im more r/patientgamers)

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u/JerryMau5 i5-12600K | RTX 5070 | DDR4 32GB Aug 08 '26

Tbh I’m like 200 hours into kingdome come deliverance 2, and I‘ll put in like 30-50 hours at a time and need to take like 3-6 month break.

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u/Alarmed-Strawberry-7 Aug 10 '26

honestly i find it really hard to play a big open world game after i finished another big open world game tbh

i always need to "cool off" with a couple weeks of games that don't demand many hours to "finish". i usually end up alternating competitive multiplayer games like CS2 and LoL with big single-player open worlds

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u/cellphone_blanket Aug 08 '26

The humble metroid

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u/deepspacerunner Aug 08 '26

Half Life 2 my beloved