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I have lots of PC games. Maybe too many. This gives me an ability to ditch games when I don't like them.
Do you have a particular approximate 'hourage' after which the game, to you, was psychologically worth the purchase?
A 'break even' point of hours of having fun, at which deep down in your soul you think 'OK -- even if I never play it again -- I've now had enough fun to make it officially worth the money I paid. Worthy purchase'
??
Or am I the only one that thinks like this?
Me? 10 hours fun is my 'point'.
At approximately 10 hours play I, to myself, think 'I'm glad I spent the wodja even if I bore of it now'. Before that, if I just can't bring myself to double-click on the icon again, I think 'Well Britters .. daft choice to buy that game eh?'.
Where's your 'OK, it was now officially to me worth the purchase' personal hourage level for a game?
Do you have a particular approximate 'hourage' after which the game, to you, was psychologically worth the purchase?
A 'break even' point of hours of having fun, at which deep down in your soul you think 'OK -- even if I never play it again -- I've now had enough fun to make it officially worth the money I paid. Worthy purchase'
??
Or am I the only one that thinks like this?
Me? 10 hours fun is my 'point'.
At approximately 10 hours play I, to myself, think 'I'm glad I spent the wodja even if I bore of it now'. Before that, if I just can't bring myself to double-click on the icon again, I think 'Well Britters .. daft choice to buy that game eh?'.
Where's your 'OK, it was now officially to me worth the purchase' personal hourage level for a game?