All the time i spent playing Dota, Starcraft, battlefield and smash melee says nope. But to even have replayability as a category is pretty pointless.

All other factors lead to replayability if you go by the order I suggested. Having a set story limits replayability, so that tracks for you.

Story goes somewhere below Replay value, and controls go to number one. Gameplay and controls are pretty much interchangable unless you want a cinema simulator.

Add sound design as number two above music as number three and then the list is done.

When I was young I always wondered why the nhl games had a 16+ rating and Fifa had 3+. Figured both of them where ordinary sports.

Apparently fighting automatically shoots that nhl rating to the same level as GTA and balantro.

I feel nothing when playing singleplayer games. It just gives me the feeling of wasting my time. The exception would be platformers or something challenging like cuphead.

I much prefer the grind of getting better at games that have a great feel to them. Like Quake, smash melee, cs or dota. It feels like i can keep improving infinitely

As a Swede: boooo Denmark

Also as a Swede: Hope you don’t lose to Slovenia 🙏

You should come to Sweden then.

I hate the fact that the swedish league is the only “professional” league that has no intention of implementing VAR. The only reason that they aren’t planning on implementing it is because of the supporters outrage. I really don’t get it, but then again I prefer hockey where all questionable goals are always checked. Also, the fact that the clock i stopped in hockey when the ref blows a whistle stops the diving and moaning that ruins the last 20 min of a football game.

The decision to leave the swedish league out of VAR will only hurt our referees that wont be eligable for international fixtures.

So you just want it to be less fair? Got it. Pointless post.

You complain about a system that removes randomness. Go watch sports that are entirely based on random judge decisions

Go watch gymnastics or equestrian if you wanna keep blaming the judge.