Hate to break it to you, but every game is "repetitive"

Fortnite, each match will be different, maps are procedural, location of the objectives will be different, perhaps some hidden basements will offer hilarious chance for wall launcher shenanigans, players will build different kind of fortresses and tunnel traps, four different classes.

So yeah, there is a limited number of missions but every match will feel different.

In SoT, except the riddle quests, well, one chicken hunt will be like the next one, skeleton captains will fight the same way always, and with chest in a cross the only change will be the location of the cross. The game needs more tools to break this feeling of repetition: NPC ships, more NPC's in the world, more secrets, more work in the environment, some kind of scenario puzzles, more fauna, more things to do, more of eveything.

@personalc0ffee ah, the lovely excuse "the journey is the reward", I have used it myself in the first days after release.

But no, after some days human cannonballs and forts get old. The game needs tons of content and new ways to play that content, a 4th, 5th or 6th fetch quests alliance will not fix this game.

Hours in a game are not a proof of enough content, yeah, you enjoy the game, you don't mind the repetitive tasks and lack of depth in mechanics, missions and exploration. Hell, I enjoy the game too but I know it needs more to keep me engaged.

I don't know how many hours I have played this game, XBox App on PC doesn't list it. Surely I have played it hundred hours at least, but it says nothing, I have enjoyed a lot games of 10, 20 hours, hours is not content.

Do you play 7 Days to Die?, it's one of those survival sandbox games with zombies. You spawn in a dangerous zombie world and that's all, there are zombies that want to eat your brains and each 7 days there is a big horde at night. No storyline, nobody holds your hand, just survive, do it your way, build a fortress, or hide in buildings or underground or use a bike to flee the horde, you are free to write your own story, but the game won't get old so fast because there are enough tools to give you a real feeling of freedom and creativeness to overcome the challenge.

@personalc0ffee dijo en Hate to break it to you, but every game is "repetitive":

@lobofh You say hours aren't content but yet your'e still playing. What are you playing if the game has no content?

You've gotten more than your worth for your $60 so why are you complaining?

Like this is what gets me, people complaining it isn't worth $60 but then paying $15 to go to a 2 hour movie.

There is content coming, simmer and wait. You have your roadmap, it's time to stop complaining. Not to mention if anyone bothered to buy the art book and lore book, you'd know what's waiting in the wings.

Am I still playing?, do you live with me to know it?, no, I didn't play the game in the last 10 days. You are nobody, neither, to pontify if I got worthy content for my €70 ($60 will be for you) and please, spare me the excuse about the $15 movies.

Listen, this is not a story driven singeplayer game, 60 hours for this kind of game, or 100 hours mean nothing. In games as a service and MMO's the measure of sucess it's if players want to play this game in a very long term. I played Destiny 1 thousands of hours, I abandoned Destiny 2 after 50-100 hours, from your standpoint Destiny 2 fared well for me, but no, it was a failure.

Got it, now the new excuse is going to be "you have your roadmap", like "it's a beta" was before. The roadmap means nothing, we continue with this discussion when the first major content gets released.