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Originally Posted by OutOfTheCube
Fun factor, accessibility.
Often after a long day at work and taking care of a young kid in the evening, I don't feel like booting up a Fallout or Witcher and wait through load screens and dialogue trees and fast traveling and wandering around and more load screens before I get to having any fun. I'd have already played 2 or 3 Rocket League matches in that time.
It's more like buying you kid a big crazy interactive light toy and he goes and plays with the tupperware lid you dropped on the floor (speaking from experience on that one). We're just often naturally drawn towards simplicity and easiness more so than complexity.
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Witcher is awesome, but I have about 4 hours sink into it and can't find time for more. Fallout 4 has about 10 hours in and is even better. Rocket League with my 3 year old has about 50. It's just easier