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This Extraction RPG’s Promise Of Permanent Progress Has Me Hungry For More
I have what some might call it a love/hate relationship with extraction shooters.
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I have what some might call it a love/hate relationship with extraction shooters. I love the thrill of their unpredictable battles where I have to contend with both the game's enemies and hostile players at the same time, the rush of dopamine from finding good loot, and the feeling of despair when I die and go back to the lobby with nothing.
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