u/DuoHusky

GTA might be the only massively hyped franchise I'm just not feeling anymore. I've played every single GTA game, IV's still my favorite, but somewhere along the way I straight up outgrew the formula. It's just not doing it for me at this point.

Meanwhile I'm way more locked in on stuff like Witcher 4, the next FF7 chapter, whatever Atlus is cooking next with Persona 6, and honestly even the next Steam sale so I can finally chip away at my backlog. Game's like Crimson Desert, Black Myth Wukong, Assasins's Creed Shadows and many more. On PS5 side I'm hyped for Phantom Blade Zero, the next God of War, whatever Kojima's building with Physint, etc.

Not saying I will never ever play GTA VI but It will probably be after 3-4 years when it's on some sale on steam or maybe a bit more later.

Are You excited about GTA VI?

GTA might be the only massively hyped franchise I'm just not feeling anymore. I've played every single GTA game, IV's still my favorite, but somewhere along the way I straight up outgrew the formula. It's just not doing it for me at this point.

Meanwhile I'm way more locked in on stuff like Witcher 4, the next FF7 chapter, whatever Atlus is cooking next with Persona 6, and honestly even the next Steam sale so I can finally chip away at my backlog. Game's like Crimson Desert, Black Myth Wukong, Assasins's Creed Shadows and many more. On PS5 side I'm hyped for Phantom Blade Zero, the next God of War, whatever Kojima's building with Physint, etc.

Not saying I will never ever play GTA VI but It will probably be after 3-4 years when it's on some sale on steam or maybe a bit more later.

Are You excited about GTA VI?

GTA might be the only massively hyped franchise I'm just not feeling anymore. I've played every single GTA game, IV's still my favorite, but somewhere along the way I straight up outgrew the formula. It's just not doing it for me at this point.

Meanwhile I'm way more locked in on stuff like Witcher 4, the next FF7 chapter, whatever Atlus is cooking next with Persona 6, and honestly even the next Steam sale so I can finally chip away at my backlog. Game's like Crimson Desert, Black Myth Wukong, Assasins's Creed Shadows and many more. On PS5 side I'm hyped for Phantom Blade Zero, the next God of War, whatever Kojima's building with Physint, etc.

Not saying I will never ever play GTA VI but It will probably be after 3-4 years when it's on some sale on steam or maybe a bit more later.

Are You excited about GTA VI?

GTA might be the only massively hyped franchise I'm just not feeling anymore. I've played every single GTA game, IV's still my favorite, but somewhere along the way I straight up outgrew the formula. It's just not doing it for me at this point.

Meanwhile I'm way more locked in on stuff like Witcher 4, the next FF7 chapter, whatever Atlus is cooking next with Persona 6, and honestly even the next Steam sale so I can finally chip away at my backlog. Game's like Crimson Desert, Black Myth Wukong, Assasins's Creed Shadows and many more. On PS5 side I'm hyped for Phantom Blade Zero, the next God of War, whatever Kojima's building with Physint, etc.

Not saying I will never ever play GTA VI but It will probably be after 3-4 years when it's on some sale on steam or maybe a bit more later.

Are You excited about GTA VI?

I think the reason a lot of people end up disliking many games is because they treat it like a race, one game at a time, rush to finish it, then move to the next. I've never played that way.

1. No day-one rule. I only touch a game after it's been out a year or more. Never day one.
2. Always juggling 3-4 games at once. Depending on my mood, I switch between them. That way I'm never forcing myself through something I'm not in the mood for, I just play whatever fits how I'm feeling that day.
3. I treat every game like it's an MMO. No rush to finish, no deadline in my head. I just let it take as long as it takes.
4. This lets me actually appreciate everything, big AAA stuff, underrated titles, random indie games, all of it gets its fair shot instead of getting skipped because I was "busy finishing" something else.

I think the reason a lot of people end up disliking many games is because they treat it like a race, one game at a time, rush to finish it, then move to the next. I've never played that way.

1. No day-one rule. I only touch a game after it's been out a year or more. Never day one.
2. Always juggling 3-4 games at once. Depending on my mood, I switch between them. That way I'm never forcing myself through something I'm not in the mood for, I just play whatever fits how I'm feeling that day.
3. I treat every game like it's an MMO. No rush to finish, no deadline in my head. I just let it take as long as it takes.
4. This lets me actually appreciate everything, big AAA stuff, underrated titles, random indie games, all of it gets its fair shot instead of getting skipped because I was "busy finishing" something else.

I think the reason a lot of people end up disliking many games is because they treat it like a race, one game at a time, rush to finish it, then move to the next. I've never played that way.

No day-one rule. I only touch a game after it's been out a year or more. Never day one.

Always juggling 3-4 games at once. Depending on my mood, I switch between them. That way I'm never forcing myself through something I'm not in the mood for, I just play whatever fits how I'm feeling that day.

I treat every game like it's an MMO. No rush to finish, no deadline in my head. I just let it take as long as it takes.

This lets me actually appreciate everything, big AAA stuff, underrated titles, random indie games, all of it gets its fair shot instead of getting skipped because I was "busy finishing" something else.

I think the reason a lot of people end up disliking many games is because they treat it like a race, one game at a time, rush to finish it, then move to the next. I've never played that way.

1. No day-one rule. I only touch a game after it's been out a year or more. Never day one.
2. Always juggling 3-4 games at once. Depending on my mood, I switch between them. That way I'm never forcing myself through something I'm not in the mood for, I just play whatever fits how I'm feeling that day.
3. I treat every game like it's an MMO. No rush to finish, no deadline in my head. I just let it take as long as it takes.
4. This lets me actually appreciate everything, big AAA stuff, underrated titles, random indie games, all of it gets its fair shot instead of getting skipped because I was "busy finishing" something else.