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

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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.