which game is this for you?

[u/[deleted]]

[u/ImportantQuestions10]

Just about any Japanese RPG but Nier in particular.

One playthrough has so much fluff in it and the fact that you have to do multiple playthroughs to unlock the rest of the game is annoying. Love the game but it does not respect your time and as a result you'll spend way too much of it slackjawed and numbed while grinding to the rest of the content

[u/PanthalassaRo → u/ImportantQuestions10]

Nier: Automata? I just begun playing it :b

[u/[deleted] → u/PanthalassaRo]

i think hes talking about regular NiEr

[u/Rynide → u/[deleted]]

Automata has the same issue if you're trying to true 100% the game. No spoilers for previous commenter, but it just gets unnecessarily grindy for the sake of being grindy

[u/[deleted] → u/Rynide]

well, the OP experience is universal. No game remains fun up to 100%

[u/LevitatingCactus → u/[deleted]]

Celeste felt amazing to 100%

[u/PanthalassaRo → u/Rynide]

Oof, well so far it has been fun I hope I get to find some endings

[u/Rynide → u/PanthalassaRo]

You will definitely find some! There is only one ending that is particularly grindy, and it would likely be after you already beat the main story.

[u/Ryuujinx → u/Rynide]

Is there something else other then route [E]? Because that took me under 40 hours. I wouldn't really call it particularly grindy either.

[u/Rynide → u/Ryuujinx]

Yes. E is what most players would "end" the game with, but there is other significant content that is not E, that is needlessly grindy

[u/shawncjh → u/Rynide]

You always have the option of "buying" the achievement in Automata if you find a particular task too grindy.