Yeah, I am really glad that FR is moving away from the model of FOMO, and it seems like more games are doing so as well (the only multiplayer game I play, Elder Scrolls Online, seems to be moving away from that direction and brings things back)
I definitely do understand that, but I guess for me, I have a little scale in my head where if the game is no longer fun, or is actively hurting me, it eventually tips to the point where I have to quit. Fortunately, FR hasn't gotten there yet, though I am more or less only minimally active there these days.
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Re: Games and Health
(Anonymous) 2025-02-16 08:33 pm (UTC)(link)Yeah, I am really glad that FR is moving away from the model of FOMO, and it seems like more games are doing so as well (the only multiplayer game I play, Elder Scrolls Online, seems to be moving away from that direction and brings things back)
I definitely do understand that, but I guess for me, I have a little scale in my head where if the game is no longer fun, or is actively hurting me, it eventually tips to the point where I have to quit. Fortunately, FR hasn't gotten there yet, though I am more or less only minimally active there these days.