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I really don't want a game where I beat the story and either that's the end of the game, or I can choose to beat the story again. After I beat Witcher 3, for example, I really liked it, but never felt the urge to replay it. Same with Shadow of Mordor and Dark Souls and Borderlands (though NG+ type systems are better than nothing).

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r/battlefield_4•

I've got about 150 hours played now on PC and I feel like I can't really participate without a sniper rifle. Either that or I have to play infantry only. How do you guys get better at playing on big maps with vehicles?

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r/Supraball•

Hey! I love this game, but for the past couple months it's been unplayable. I average around 37 ping and 60 FPS in game but I lag like crazy. Teleporting around and stuff. Supraball is the only game where I experience this. My ISP couldn't find any problems. Any advice?

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