[dcal]

I try to use my early gaming years as reference. Lots of fun and that was the goal, the reason I played. Personally, if gaming begins to feel like a job, what is the point? People are not perfect and that means the games won't be either.

There is room for criticism for poorly made games where promises are made but underdelivered, or lingering issues that keep carrying over instead of being fixed. We are paying for the product after all. For me if a game is not fun and presents too much frustration I just move on and play something else.