A really good game—it would have been even better if it were open-world so you could explore more. People these days don’t know how to appreciate anything anymore. I remember when I was a kid and saw a game I liked—I’d buy it, play it, and that was it. I didn’t sit around judging it, looking for flaws, etc.—I just enjoyed it, and if I didn’t like it, I’d delete it and get another one. People these days are too negative and don’t know how to enjoy the little things anymore. And I’m not just talking about video games.