18th August 2020, 9:04 AM
(18th August 2020, 7:45 AM)Mystery Wrote: That's why we remember a simple game like this with such fondness. It takes us back to simpler times. It's why the game still has such a loyal fanbase. People cling to the nostalgia, cause it's a feeling that's hard to let go of.
Well perhaps for some people, you'd be right, however there are new things discovered in PR2 every month and I personally play for the complexity of this game. No game I've played matches the complexity of PR2s systems while maintaining such enjoyable controls.
As long as new things are being discovered and made, I don't see any reason I'd stop playing. While the playerbase has declined, the complexity PR2 offers is still peaking to this day. It's just about whether or not you like to engage in that side of PR2.
This game really is incredible. ;(
