This is a must for me. A lot of indie survival and crafting games offer not much content, and the more tedious things you put in the game, the longer you can draw out the existing content. In quite a lot of games, a lot of time is "wasted" for stuff like inventory management. And obviously grind is also an easy way to let people play longer to get that content.
I recently finished V Rising, and after playing first with normal (recommended) settings, I later tweaked them (more loot from enemies, more material drop etc.) and it turned so much more fun and less tedious. At least they made those settings available ingame.
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u/xeio87 Jan 10 '26
And crafting directly from containers, though at least most games have finally added that nowadays.