I am glad to hear that they went with a more interesting trophy systems. I am not a fan of getting a trophy for just starting the game....

I will be happy with 8 hours or more.

This I always play my games on hard now and I only regretted it one time and that was in Dark Souls. Max Payne came close but they give you more stuff if you are dying a lot so that saved me.

I'm sure it's not below 5 hours, but I'm also very doubtful about it being more than 10.

Theoretically you can spend 10+ hours in every game, yes even in CoD campaigns. It all depends if you include gathering all collectibles, replaying on other difficulty settings or getting 100% achievement/trophy completion in the total game length.

On the other hand it's stupid to say that a >10 hours playthrough is rushed, when someone finishes the campaign of a game on a medium or low difficulty setting without trying to get any collectibles.

So much hate for this game. 10 hours is fine by me, I'll be picking up my pre-order on the 20th.

Well  you could not rush any TPS with no multiplayer in less than 10h, so that seems decent

you should put rumor in the title. no one has proven the game can't be beaten in less than 5 hours. for all we know the guys in the op were jerking off between firefights.

yea, "normal" is the new sightseeing mode, which "easy" should be, but nobody wants to play easy because it makes them feel bad

so I play the games I'm really interested in on hard or higher - some PS+ games I start on normal to see if they are interesting enough and usually switch to hard if I enjoy them

I usually like to play on Normal or Hard first and switch to Legendary/Veteran/Hardcore mode on my second run. I like the challenge but I also don't like getting angry on my first run, I feel it at times causes me to enjoy the game less. If I enjoyed the game enough, I almost always go for the hardest mode right after.

This is good to know. I am happy if it falls in the 10-15 hr timeline. Most games of this type don't seem to be very long so I am not surprised.