discussion Anyone else actually a fan of the grinding games?

[Skibidi10]

Personally, it really depends. If the grinding isn't too bad; and the story is written well, I don't really mind a grind. Just like in any game, if the pacing is bad, it becomes an unfun mess that I can't be asked to finish. A game I played recently called SpaceJourneyX was pretty damn grindy. I liked the character models, but the overall execution of the sex scenes were so piss poor that I gave up halfway through.

 

[decoteleco]

I enjoy resource management / management games in general, and I think that there are a few examples where this mechanism is well implement in adult games when the "grind"comes in the form of a mini game / combat / interest activities (e.g., Strive for Power, Master of Raana), but I'd say 8 out of 10 times it is a gimmicky implementation of a grind mechanic where progression in the game is locked behind a very repetitive and annoying activity that is not fun at all to do.

 

[Aba]

Imean, if you wanna work for the pusss. More power to you..

 

[catman290]

if the grind is rewarding: Big Brother, The Tyrant, Man of the House,

 

[Artarion]

A little bit of grind is alright but if you have to put your pants back up because of the grind that's when it becomes too much

 

[Paiopony]

Unless it's used in a teasing way and not super grindy then it's a no for me

 

[RonLancaster]

No, its boring and unnecessary in 99% of games

 

[Jogur]

I personally love grinding games, to a point of course, such as Loser (Night City Productions). Wondering if I'm the odd duck out.

As long as they are entertaining, there are some that are VERY tedious and others that are fun.

 

[Denmniiz]

No, not really and I do not have the time for it.

 

[SchibScnib]

I like the grind games where you see the relationship changes in the same action. Facial expressions or what they say changes.

 

[User_10575]

i love grinding in every game i play so not suprised when that translates to games like these

 

[momothemonster]

a bit of grind can make a game flow better. but when you have lazy devs who claim "20+ hours of new content" and it is literally one scene that has 1-4 pics the rest of the time is spent either fighting enemies with obnoxiously large health like you'd expect from a boss with weapons that only do a few points of damage(think a 10000 hp bar and weapons do 20-30 damage when fully upgraded. this for opponents that are not bosses where you should expect a lewd scene for all your headache) or pointlessly gathering resources(somehow you can only make 3-4 boards a day with a 10 min qte for each board and need 50 to progress story). if the scenes are good i usually will either cheat or extract the scenes.

 

[Tosser]

I don't like grinding as a method of game play - only as a method of foreply.

 

[Rogaldorn777]

If it actually had any meaningful impact on the game, sure. If not, grinding for grinding's sake ain't worth it.

 

[Ripowar]

A little grind is OK, as long as it is well mixed with content and spice.
But at a certain grind level, it get's boring and the gamed will be deleted.

 

[newusers]

On first gameplay maybe. After that NO

 

[Aka123]

In non-adult JRPGs sure. But in adult games, i don't have the patience

Yeah this is my feeling as well, I am fine playing Old School Runescape for example, but I will instantly drop an adult game that has even a fraction of the grind.

 

[grim019]

It depends on the story and the amount of grind.

 

[User_111574]

Nothing against grinding within reasonable limits (Straitened Times, Club Detention etc.). But there are exceptions, of course, the most striking example being FOTM.

 

[SeveredRealms]

Only time a grinding game is any good is 1 if there are cheats to get through the grind faster or 2 a story mode so I dont have to waste time. If I wanted to grind I would go play a game like WoW... You dont see me playing that anymore cause I got sick of it lmao.