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Even if you only play through once, anyone who goes through it in six hours is doing it wrong. Getting through that fast would require ignoring pretty much everything but the required levels. But going through the Who Knows Where challenge areas gives you a lot of backstory, while also helping you get rich and level up, and thus get more awesome abilities. Doing those will take you a little time, since they do get quite challenging. You should also do at least some of the Proving Grounds areas, which will also add to playtime.
First it was only the narrator that had me, but the more you play the better gets the gameplay itself, escpecially when you get the "real" weapons.
These rule only applies to titles which isnt as famous. Like i doubt i will play Assasins creed for 100 hours.
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