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Crimson Desert being a 7/10 open world RPG that was supposed to be an MMO is giving me major Kingdom of Amalur vibes which means I'm probably going to love it

My thoughts after 70+ hours of Crimson Desert. I knew right away that journalists would not rate this game as high as it deserves. If you're given limited time and need to power through a game like this to review it for your boss, you will resent it. In fact, I resented it after the first couple hours. But once I began to understand the systems, adjust to the controls and get a bit more comfortable with the game, it quickly became something I could not put down. I was thinking about Crimson Desert 24/7. Truthfully, the only real pain points of this game are the controls and systems and occasional clunkiness. But once you get some hours in, all of that goes away and you're left with a truly remarkable experience. No game before this has matched this level of wonder and exploration and this level of pure scale, while also simply being FUN to play. At first I thought that there was no way that they could cram all of these systems and mechanics into one game and make it feel satisfying and cohesive, but they somehow pulled it off. Take your time with Crimson Desert, be patient and intentional with your time with the game, and you'll be rewarded handsomely. 🌩️

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