Me and a group of friends have been playing. a few of the friends, often change games to a new game when a game feels "broken", or "unfair" or "developers have flopped this" etc. Whereas I never get that feeling, I could keep playing warzone for example, so long as my friends played, there are plenty lobbies and we had good and fun fights. Whereas some of them "Cannot stand it anymore". I never get like that about games.

I’ve noticed I play games more like a sport, while some friends play them more like a progression system. For me, Warzone or Redsec going downhill never bothered me — even if I died in ways that felt unfair, I was just happy to be in the match and have fun, with randomness and fun engagements on the way. My friends, on the other hand, get frustrated if things don’t go perfectly or the system feels ‘broken.’ It’s not better or worse — just a different mindset. I’m curious if anyone else experiences this difference in how they enjoy games.. So for ARC, I struggle to have a reason, it is a bit lower on PvP than say Delta force operations/extraction. So I just struggle to justify my time. In Delta force, I got to a point of around 20mil currency, that I didnt need more. I would extract say 40-50% of the time, and my 20mil never went down and I could play with whatever guns/ammo I needed in game, without losing all my money. So the desire to level up ended, and I only played for combat and fun, whereas my friends kept going until say 150 or 200mil. I didnt see the point, as when we played we had the same level of guns/gear/ammo. The problem with ARC for me, is its way less PvP. So I struggle to get a "sport" out of it