For those unclear, the most straightforward example that comes to mind (and one of the first to do it that I know of) is Far Cry 3. Mark all the targets from afar with your camera, stealthily take them out one by one with silenced weapons/melee takedowns by waiting for them to be alone until the whole outpost is clear. Bonus points for never being detected, no alarms, etc.
This mechanic seems to have been incorporated into a lot of AAA games since far cry 3, and having only played a few of them I’m curious which ones people think have iterated on the mechanic best to create its best possible version.
As for me, I kinda regret playing Dota 2. Only because I wasted so many hours (thousands) on it and a lot of those hours definitely were not enjoyable due to the sheer negativity people often express while playing that game.
Once I quit that game, I’ve enjoyed gaming a lot more. Wish I had done it sooner. A great game but not worth the time I spent.
While using a partition manager I noticed a number of weird virtual disks on my PC called “MSF XVDD”. Apparently these are created by Xbox game pass but does anyone know what they are doing? They appear even when I am not playing any Xbox games and the number seems to change dynamically, usually two but sometimes three. Can anyone explain to me what they are for. All conspiracy theories will be entertained.