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Games only need fast travel when they make travel "boring", says Dragon's Dogma 2 director
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Nah, like in games like the Witcher 3, I don't want to ride my horse everywhere 30x over. I don't have that time to waste.
I don’t even want to ride my horse to the nearest signpost, work out where the quickest signpost is to where I want to be, then ride my horse the last bit.
That was tedious as fuck. Coupled with the “I’m going to finish this quest then go to bed” only to have some random encounter or combat get in the way, I never finished the game. Got better things to do.
Is commenting this on Lemmy a better thing to do?
Not the guy your asking, but probably yeah. Games are great but we don't have any obligation to play them. So talking with people in our communities is better than playing a game we don't like (I say as someone that LOVES the Witcher games).