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what'd you expect?
Well once to really 100% and in my recorded playthrough to almost (as there is no Scrap Crew available anymore so you cannot get 100% anyways oO).
Video gaming is about the entertainment and engagement. Some are grindy, but that just adds to the joy if done correctly.
The new level system is definitely less than a grind and was a big relief.
Streamlined, but definitely not dumbed down as Skyrim.
But yeah... Whatever floats your boat.
Nothing wrong with going back to a game you enjoyed as I've done it many, many times with many, many games, but if you were expecting something different in a remaster, you misunderstand the word.
Honestly I just bought it to have an open world rpg to play while I wait for more content for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
Remastered. Not Remake.
Personally if I love a book or a film I can watch it more than once. Turns out that the same goes for video games especially after a 13 year gap between plays.