u/Plane_Bid_1063

Hi, I only started gaming last year. To give you an idea, I’ve beaten eight games so far. However, I recently encountered a type of game I hadn't played before: "open-world games." And I have to say, the experience hasn't been as good as I imagined. The game is *Hogwarts Legacy*; while it’s good in some respects, I feel like it’s so vast yet so empty at the same time. I always pictured an open world as being packed with quests (which I love) and interesting places to explore, but the map is just full of random enemies, a few challenges, collectibles, and very tedious NPCs. But as I said, I don't have much experience, and I haven't looked anything up because I don't want to get spoilers for games I might play in the future. So, I just want a simple, spoiler-free answer: do all open-world games have this vibe, or is *Hogwarts Legacy* just an example of one that was poorly executed?

Hi, I'm a 23 years old woman whose mother always cooked for but nowadays I want to be more able in the kitchen and eat more healthy foods. I don't even like eggs that much but it so simple to make that is a good thing to cook when I feel lazy. Howeve I always make it taste so bland that it's unberable even though I'm cooking it exactly like my mom and the YouTube videos I watch. Here is how I do it:

Put enough butter in the pan and turn on the fire, wait until is liquid and put on some salt and after that break the eggs. When the eggs are more solid, put a little more salt, wait a little more and it's ready.

My mom cooks it this way and tastes good. What exactly i'm doing wrong? Tips please!