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When years ago i can beat Dark Souls, with no help, today, i can't touch games like that. When i was at the top of the board on Bad Company, now its games against AI.
But atp in my life, retired, i'm having the best time on games. Just not the new ones or otherwise changed tastes.
Or gaming just isn't a really that big of a hobby for you. Sometimes we grow out of things, tastes and interests change. And you can write whatever story suits you.
If nothing appealed to you then it's entirely possible you might need to branch out and open your horizons to new kinds of games. You mention that you liked ARK and enjoyed Cyberpunk at least for awhile but what other kinds of games do you like to play or would be interested in?
Your profile is private so we can't see your library and what kinds of games that you're really into but I have no doubt myself and many others can give you some really great recommendations for games that you could end up loving if you give us a little information.
That might not help.
Sometimes, people think that "more of the same" is a safe bet, but it's not.
"3 days ago, you liked the chicken. 2 days ago you liked the chicken. Yesterday, you liked the chicken. And now, you suddenly don't like chicken?"
People will actually have to look for something ELSE.
Well, 150 hours is a pretty thorough playthrough, so maybe you were just done with the game? Not every game is an infinite-timesink thing like Minecraft-likes, live-services, or MMOs. A lot of them, you just play & finish and then move on. /shrug
Oh, games still look very different to me.
Similarities in gameplay can often be found, but they are superficial.
Unless, of course, we're talking about the same franchise.
Also, I generally avoid playing games that I consider to be "too similar" back-to-back, for such reasons exactly.
I'm not sure what exactly you think might not help?
I think you may have misinterpreted or misunderstood what I was saying there. I wasn't trying to suggest "more of the same."
Also, when you quoted my post for your response, why did you deliberately excise the part where I said OP might need to branch out and open their horizons to new kinds of games? And then you felt the need to write "else" in all caps to me as if I hadn't suggested essentially that very sentiment? What was the point of that? Kind of an odd, disrespectful move tbh.