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That's it. Patient gamers usually get the complete, most polished experience of a game for the lowest price.
This is true, at the cost of having to avoid almost all game related discussions until they buy the game or severely risk having the game plot be spoiled.
I don't know about that, I still don't know what the plot to this game is for instance. Beyond the trailers of course.
yea, that's never been an issue for me, and I rarely play new games
It's the story of an angry man learning to be the dad of his boi
SPOILERS!!!11!
if knowing the plot beforehand ruins the plot, then it wasn't a good plot. This applies to movies, books, games, everything.
True, depending how relevant that is for you. I usually don't care, except for few games like the Final Fantasy VII remake series.
What avoid? You have to actively look that up, which you don't usually do if not for deciding if you want to buy the game.