discussion Anyone else actually a fan of the grinding games?

[Xeno_Frost]

For me it mostly depends on how I'm feeling at the time I download them but I don't mine grinding in some games

 

[Kiluabe21]

Too much grinding makes you lose interest in the game

 

[GenKalBall]

Grind kills every game for me, I can't stand doing the same thing over and over for hours. Even for games like Path of Exile, super fun until I have to grind for currency or gear and I just stop playing.

 

[evvi]

Intelligent grind is good, when it become some dumb chore like kill 300 mobs or talk with a character everyday for 3 months become boring, I like at least some progression feeling

 

[Miss Tellie]

Depends on the game. Non-Ero games I can grind like D2 and PoE each season for weeks.

For Ero games it's different. I don't want to grind a long time for a tiny reward that wasn't worth it. Some longer grindy games like ERA/Monochrome Fantasy, etc. are more marathon and have a big payout near the end which have fun day to day interactions and are enjoyable despite the grind.

 

[SilentHunter]

Grind doesn't scare me. There are games that I quite like. - Bright Past, Straitened Times.

 

[AbdulGoran]

I like the grind if its somewhat engaging but sometimes it's just a little too much, I still need to feel like I'm getting something out of it.

 

[bigusdickus233]

I don't mind some grind if it's integrated well into the game. But if I'm spending like 80-90% of my time doing mindless minigames I lose all interest

 

[NateH]

I hate them with great passion because I get addicted so easily and I am too easy to convince to start playing one.

For example I played ARK Evolved for 300h without even noticing. Minecraft netherite mining made me grind my teeth the most

I am also a sucker for cheap clickers or such, I go hunting for them on cheap sites rarely and waste whole nights

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What's the most time you guys spent at a time for grinding a game? I spent 10h on Helldivers farming for super credits recently

 

[Guinnos]

I enjoy grindy games if it grabs my interest (Summertime Saga), little bit of a grind, but it grabbed my interest so I was enjoying grinding it to progress and continue the game.
FOTM on the other hand was too much grind of repetitive days, actions, etc. felt more like a chore than a game.