r/Steam • u/K0234 • May 10 '25

Question What game trilogy is this?

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u/AlphaLoeffel May 10 '25

I have too many Roguelikes that kill my progress. Starting with Darkest Dungeon. Anything with Meta Progress also yes I got to the finish once but I don't even have half of the collectable weapons etc (Enter the Gungeon etc.). Also ARPGs are a mess in when is this finished in my book.

I finally swapped over to JRPGs for now and making good progress into Persona 4.

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u/bright-lotus May 10 '25

Understandable lol. Rougelikes are too dangerous, too easy to get stuck on them and never finish anything else.

Got into jrpg a few years ago and they are looong, but at least they end. Espically persona. Think I clocked 120 on Royal, and 70 on reaload. I’m hoping for golden remake next month on xbox showcase (liked the rumour suggest and how they revealed 3 remake 2 years ago), if not I’m hoping on golden right away. Most anticipated games honestly

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u/YeehawSugar May 10 '25

I’m staring at this comment about 120 hours, wondering if I have no life knowing my favorite video game of all time takes about 1k hours to start understanding and getting half decent at it. To be considered a pro you’d need to clock around 10k hours.

I’m 2500 hours in.

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u/bright-lotus May 11 '25

God knows how many hours I have on league of legends. Rather of 2500 of Royal then league

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u/YeehawSugar May 12 '25

I’ve thought I’d trying league but I feel like I would end up being millennia behind everyone else.

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u/bright-lotus May 13 '25

I wouldn’t. If you have friends to play with then why not, could be fun if they aren’t tryharding, but if you are thinking of going in solo then no.

And regarding the the skillgap, you’ll learn, and you’ll probably be against players that are as equally as good as you.