Respecting the diversity of playing styles is perhaps the need of the hour..
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In gaming, the freedom to shape one's own experience is the key to player satisfaction. Yet there is a growing problem, especially in games like 7 Days to Die: some players insist that there is a "right" way to play, which limits creativity and gameplay fun. Gaming communities are often divided into factions: those who embrace different play styles and those who adhere strictly to the "intended" way of playing. This divide becomes particularly pronounced in sandbox games, where customization is a central feature.
7 Days to Die offers a rich survival experience that allows players to navigate a post-apocalyptic world, build bases and fight zombie hordes. With customizable settings for zombie attacks and hoarding nights, the game suits different play styles. But some players still feel the need to dictate how others should play, similar to the criticism of Mimic Tears in Elden Ring.
In Elden Ring, Mimic Tears are AI allies that copy the player's actions and help in tough battles. Some players welcome this feature, while others argue that it makes the game too easy.
