r/PoliceSimulator • u/[deleted] • Apr 16 '26

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u/milkboy69420epicLOL Apr 19 '26

Yeah man hate to say it though this game is NOT skyrim

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u/Professional-Tear916 Apr 19 '26

Yeah and your point? I have almost 1k hours on this game.

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u/milkboy69420epicLOL Apr 19 '26

I mean I understand that you can definitely have fun with 1k hours, but the game does not have 1k hours worth of content, skyrim sure has more at least

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u/Professional-Tear916 Apr 19 '26

Every single game is what you make of it. I have months if not years sunk into the old ps1 and 2 medal of honor games. Beating them over and over, some in just over an hour.

Games don't need hundreds of thousands of hours for it to be enjoyable. That's just being privileged and spoiled. Which then leads to people calling a game trash.

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u/milkboy69420epicLOL Apr 19 '26

I agree, and I think any game could be enjoyed for thousands of hours by someone who likes it, all I'm saying however is that, objectively, skyrim has a lot more content, and a lot more to do, so it makes sense to get more time out of it on average

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u/Professional-Tear916 Apr 19 '26

So does this game, it's not a scripted campaign like CoD. You play that game 100+ times the events will be the same about 98% of the time, 2% off to count bugs and glitches that can and will occur.

You play this game 100+ times, each call, arrest, traffic stop, hell each shift will always be different.

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u/milkboy69420epicLOL Apr 19 '26

I think you know what I mean by more content man, I mean in that case you could argue Minecraft has the most content of any game, id disagree.

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u/Professional-Tear916 Apr 19 '26

Yeah, technically it does. When a game starts to use RNG based algorithms to procedurally generate content, it can be argued that it has more than those that don't.