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Based on the titles you’ve mentioned, your gaming tastes seem to be shifting. You might enjoy some of these upcoming releases. Guns of Icarus Online $0.49 (90% Off), Ultimate General Gettysburg $1.49 (90% Off), Hard West $1.99 (90% Off), PAYDAY 2 $2.49 (75% Off), Arma 2 $2.59 (80% Off), Day of Infamy $3.99 (80% Off), Age of Empires II HD $4.99 (75% Off), Tannenberg $9.99 (50% Off) – all available at discounted prices on eBay. Arma 3 $10.19 (66% Off), and several other titles are also listed at reduced rates. To experience more than 30 minutes of gameplay, simply play for a few hours initially. Keep going; you’ll likely surpass 100 hours in a week. There’s usually a moment when players become hooked, often within the first 1–5 hours. Skyrim and The Division took about 5–6 hours, while I reached 40 hours in days. 7 Days to Die got me there in 1–2 hours, with 80 hours in three days. Try new games you haven’t played before. And if you beat GTA 5 in two weeks, why aren’t you playing it online? It feels like a long time has passed.
Never interested in GTA V online. It had reached its end in single-player mode. The only title you talked about playing was ARMA3, but the community around that game seems to be fading. Other titles wouldn’t capture my interest. I think I also miss older games like BF 1942 DC mod, CoD MW, etc. I did enjoy CoD WWII—even reinstalled Supreme Commander a few months back and it gave me a brief boost. But that was only temporary. I’m sure something better will appear soon, and until then I’ll settle for average play of WoT. Plus, the market might already be too crowded with games.
Are you playing this game? This might suggest you're not into certain genres. What draws you back to WoT and WoWS? Is it the precision, the effects, or the multiplayer aspect? It can feel repetitive after about 500 hours of content, especially with all the DLC. Some parts are poor quality while others are solid. I've invested a lot of time, now I'm making money by buying vehicles and planes to use in various situations. What's the point? It's kind of like collecting toys—just grab everything and use it however you want.
I definitely observe more people engaging with video games these days than I do. The Achievement Hunter and Lets Play YouTube channels cover nearly everything, and they've been popular for about a decade. If you haven't seen them yet, you can easily catch up with ten years of content. While some shows might be uninteresting, certain ones really stand out and become enjoyable once you discover them.