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I'm competitive, simple as that.
I enjoy out smarting my opponents with cunning and tact.
Maybe it's a power trip, but there's a thrill knowing that their best isn't enough to match mine.
If you want you can invite people to your server and you can build together.
Perhaps a psychological even occurring where one might feel they should think the game is boring because of peer pressure or common sentiment.
Not that? Maybe it's loneliness and need to spend time in multiplayer game to pique interests.
No?
Perhaps Biological
No?
Perhaps recent or long term game experience does is not sliding into the present grooves.
N?
Perhaps the game is too interesting and overwhelming causing fatigue or zoning out.
To me, I'm there for the story, possibly character development; If none of those are present, then the gameplay has to be top-notch, otherwise I don't think I would be interested.
Naturally, having the option to spoil myself a bit and have it all-in-one are my almost favorite videogames.
I do gotta be emotionally invested or capable of taking in the videogame, too.