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Shiken said:
Lonely_Dolphin said:

There you go again, calling facts opinions. You can't tell the difference between "435 is less than 800" vs. "I'm fine with 435."

I do look down on you now for going as far as to deny reality and to ignore my most relevant point to this thread yet again, and then to have the audacity to claim I'm the one not paying attention. Meh whatever, enjoy paying more for less.

The number of Pokemon 435 vs 800 is subjective to how you see value.  Time spent enjoying the game is more subjective to my value.  For example, 30 hours of Sword will equal about 2 dollars an hour.  That is better value than renting a 2 hour HD movie or going to theaters to watch it.  It is also better than the countless other games out there with about 10-15 hours of content that are often deemed worthy of 60 dollars.

So with that, I reiterate that value is subjective regardless of what your own subjective view on the matter may be.  Believe it or not, the world does not operate based on how you design it to in your head.

Eh... I agree with you mostly on that, but I'd say converting it into time is probably not the best way to do things.  I put about 30 hours into Skyrim and honestly enjoyed it just barely enough to keep going until I stopped.  I beat Mario Galaxy probably in about 10 hours or so but loved every minute of it.  So quality of the time has to factor in as well.

But the main thing I think we're agreeing on is that the value of a game is based on how much you'll enjoy it, which is not determined by the number of a particular thing in it. Didn't enjoy Mario Odyssey more than Galaxy just because it had more power moons than Galaxy had Power stars.  Didn't enjoy Shadow of the Colossus less than Punch Out!!! just because it had less boss battles.  Didn't enjoy Pokemon Sun more than I enjoyed Pokemon Pearl because it had more Pokemon.  Most people didn't enjoy Brawl more than Melee because it had more characters in it.  It's kind of weird to pick one factor and insist it's the only one related to value.