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11/9/2014 4:38:49 PM
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Never said it was a problem for everyone.
But we all know simple minded individuals find repetition fun.
Just look at all the games and toys for toddlers. Look how they teach children in kindergarten. Doesn't take a genius to figure out what type of people like repetition.
Common sense definitely isn't common anymore.
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Oh, that's cute! Then name ONE video game that is not repetitive in any way. Just one. I double-chicken-dare you. Bonus points if it can be compared to Destiny in any fashion.
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Oh, you idiot. When you first get a game it is not repetitive. It BECOMES repetitive. That is why my original conversation with wittman includes the word scarcity. This is why you don't get involved in others' conversations unless you have something valid to input. In layman terms: Me and wittman05's argument has nothing to do with you. Please find something repetitive to do that can actually teach you a thing or two. Quick note for your small brain: Toddler games and toys are repetitive by nature because they are mostly for educational purposes.
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So wait. All games eventually become repetitive on subsequent playthroughs. But you think Destiny is worse. Because you find it becomes repetitive on subsequent playthroughs. That makes a ton of sense. Also, you apparently found no game that involves no repetition and is deemed worthy of your mature intellect.
