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G2ThaUNiT said:
Cobretti2 said:

No it doesn't. That is my point I was trying to make.

If I want to mimic the real world to that extend I may as well go live in it.

Every generation we have to buy DLC stuff or season passes on top of the game. Just give me complete and fun games to play that is all I want.

This exact same sentiment was shared by Gabe Newell in the Half-Life documentary!

So yes, realism makes games more fun as what you expect to happen happens, positive reinforcement.

Fun is coming up with a 'solution' and then executing it. The more possibilities, the more chance you come up with a working solution.

Invisible walls and forcing you into a predefined path / way to solve something is not fun.