(re: re: re: re: RPG’s as opposed to Adventure Games) Personally I don’t pay money for sidequests or i should say sidequests that have their own stories (not that i’m against sidequests), but i’m paying for the experience, and if I have to go off and it takes me away from the immersion of the game then that game isn’t as fun to me because it broke it up. Technically most adventure games are full of the “proper” sidequests because they only have one goal in mind, and that’s to get to the end of it’s story. It’s sort of like reading two fictional books at the same time. As a rule of thumb I don’t like to do that, because it breaks the integrity of the two stories. This isn’t to say I don’t ever do it. Usually if I can’t stay interested in a book and i’m partway into and i stop reading for a whilte, i’ll sometimes read a more interesting book… but most of the time I don’t
Keith
