For the holiday season, I take a list of games my friends and I like to play together, and put them into a spin wheel to help us pick something in these indecisive times. It’s a bit of a different situation to playing alone, but maybe someone should put such a mechanism in front of your steam library to kind of give you a little nudge towards something else for a bit.
oh man I need to play the system shock 2 remake with them.
Given how the story progresses and what ends up happening story wise, a mage/wizard character is probably the “best story” choice as it most accurately aligns with what drives the story.
I would also advise to go with magic, since you can generate your own spells here, which is really fun. And you will have a high Lore stat, which will help you experience more lore background of this fantastic world.
I don’t know what it is about these games that draws me to them. Is it the longevity, the fact that they will probably never end and will theoretically still be around in 10 years? Is it just because I honestly prefer them?
The two groups of games you mentioned are built different.
The staple games are designed around long-term dopamine drip feeds. That’s how they hook you and keep you coming back. The backlog games arguably have something similar in the form of progression systems and story beats, but they’re more finite by design.
If you’re looking to keep both in your life, I’d suggest aiming to split your time between them. So if you have four hours available, you could play Control for two and Warframe for two if you want to have your comfort food to look forward to, or the other way around if you need to zone out first.
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