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Palworld's community manager reminds people impatient for updates that playing other games is fine
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this post was submitted on 15 Feb 2024
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People that sink hundreds of hours into an early access game at launch and then complain about lack of content are something else.
This is the main reason I try to avoid EA games, even if they're good.
The flip side is, a really good game that gets consistent improvements and content can be fun to keep up with and come back to from time to time.
I avoid the problem by not having enough time to exhaust a game’s content within a week 🥲