Monday Mail #25 - On game focus, gambling, and bucket lists
December 19, 2016
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as posted by the channelMonday Mail is back!
Every week I'll be answering the top three questions as asked on my subreddit (see below) for the Monday video.
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Why aren't you sticking to a single game? Is it not as good for viewership? Are you getting bored of playing single games for extended periods of time? Or have you just not found a game that you could seriously play for extended periods of time? Does the game have to be big enough for you to consider it? You've even described that you very much enjoy playing games to improve upon them, where even slight improvements is very rewarding, but you're not really playing games for that experience lately.
If you just haven't found a game that you can get committed to, then what are you looking for in a game? Also, do you think that the gaming market is trending towards games with different designs that don't appeal to the type of game you want, do you find that to be an issue? I think it's an issue for me right now, I can't find a game that I want to play with passion like I felt with WOL.
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