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 Member 2068 Level 20.25 Mar 2006 
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It really depends on the game. I usually don't spend a lot of time in just one place, but every once in a while one of those games show up.
I would have to agree with Spidey that FFXII is one such game. I spent fucking ages killing mobs for LP to fill up the license board easily. I did a lot in Estersand early on, and later on for ages at the Nam-Yensa Sandsea. I actually finished the License board there. I believe Nam-Yensa Sandsea is around 35 hours in the game or something? I think I ended the game at around 110 hours. There were a lot of other things in FFXII that kept you busy in one place for ages, and that's collecting all the monsters in that region, and that includes the rare monsters that always had certain triggers for them to show up. Getting rare drops from making a X chain, getting the map complete, setting up the "ultimate" gambit, trying to get the best Quickening to unlock, etc. There is so much content in that game. You can't help but get sucked into it. Jam it back in, in the dark.  Soldier: Prepare yourself, rebel scum!! Arngrim : (These slipshod soldiers think they can call me "rebel scum"?) |
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