For example, in Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire a common problem I hear expressed is that their are far too many water routes. I think people felt it was monotonous to have like 1/3rd of the map to be covered in water, but for me that is one of the things I enjoy most about the game. I found it to be a breath of fresh air compared to the standard Pokémon experience which is mainly town followed by a short route followed by a town. I felt it gave the world in these games some uniqueness.
Are their games you can think of where a theoretical downside is actually something you really enjoy about the game?
Just to add a bit more context to this, there have only been 4 games other than Valheim to have broken the 500k concurrent player record on steam: CS:GO, Dota 2, PUBG and Cyberpunk 2077. Out of these 5 games, Valheim is the only game that has Overwhelmingly Positive reviews (which means more than 95% positive). In fact, none of the other games on this list come close, as Valheim’s 96% positive reviews, with the closest being CS:GO with 88% positive.
To add some more context to how quickly Valheim has reached 500k concurrent players:
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I use this for games, so I thought a few people here might be interested.
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I hope this story helps someone avoid the same scenario. My wife and I purchased a supposedly unopened return of an MSI Gaming Trio RX 6800 yesterday from Best Buy. When we got home, inside instead was a thoroughly used NVIDIA GTX 970. We were the victim of an over $1000 scam from a big box store. I’m not sure how this situation happened, but my best guess is that the person who returned it the first time tricked Best Buy into thinking the item was unopened (maybe re-shrink-wrapped it) and took advantage of a loophole. Best Buy can’t open an unopened graphics card to verify the contents; otherwise they have to return it to the manufacturer. Luckily Best Buy believed our true story this morning! I couldn’t sleep all night worrying that they’d accuse us of making the switcheroo. Given how insane the market is right now for graphics cards, my suggestion is to avoid these “unopened” returns or at least open and inspect before leaving the store. Best Buy’s return policy seems to …