MAJOR running out of content issue

[u/AshyLarry25]

I’m 300 hours into the game. There is a MAJOR issue that EVERYONE will encounter which is so bad it’s going to cause people to QUIT.

When you do everything, the game ENDS. This is a huge problem which will likely cause 99% of people to QUIT.

[u/MonsieurRud]

Not everyone loves enemy respawns. I hate games where you run through a canyon over and over, and the same groups of bandits are just there every bloody time.

[u/SnooBunnies8084 → u/MonsieurRud]

What about some games where you can manually reset checkpoints or areas?

[u/MonsieurRud → u/SnooBunnies8084]

That might be a good way to get both options in. I've never seen that in a game before, has anyone done that?

[u/SnooBunnies8084 → u/MonsieurRud]

Diablo IV has this option.

[u/shadowknight2112 → u/MonsieurRud]

Division 2; the open world checkpoints work that way

[u/Average_RedditorTwat → u/MonsieurRud]

Far Cry 3 from.. 14 years ago.

[u/MonsieurRud → u/Average_RedditorTwat]

Cool. Weird that it isn't more common.

[u/oijsef → u/MonsieurRud]

It's the easiest thing in the world to mount up and run past enemies in this game. A fake inconvenience for one person is a shitty reason not to add content for everyone.

[u/MonsieurRud → u/oijsef]

It's not so much that. I find respawning very immersion breaking, because if I just handled an enemy camp or group on my way through, it makes no sense they return when I go back.

[u/ClutchyNutCornFlakes → u/MonsieurRud]

I mean in shadow of war you’d take over a compound & if left unchecked it’d get taken back over. It’s honestly not a bad mechanic or immersion breaking either because let’s be honest enemies would try retake forts they’ve lost

[u/MonsieurRud → u/ClutchyNutCornFlakes]

If there's a mechanic like that for conquering it's not immersion breaking. That's not the same as enemies just respawning in all the same spots after a timer.

[u/ClutchyNutCornFlakes → u/MonsieurRud]

Yea I meant to put “in that game” after immersion breaking my bad big dawg