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<blockquote data-quote="bagger245" data-source="post: 5160414" data-attributes="member: 78319">All depends on the story. I prefer meaningful fights. I don't mind casual fights with lackeys as long as they are short. Having a 2 hour combat with street thugs doesn't feel like I achieved anything at the end of the session. For boss fights, I don't mind lenghty ones, even the whole session if it needs to be.But important thing is getting more things done in a session whether is combat or roleplaying. Not all of us have much time to gather together like the old days, so that gaming time is really important. Nowadays after I come home from a session, I would judge it as how much I managed to accomplish. For videogames and MMOs, grinding doesn't matter. You can stop and save whenever you want and sitting down in front of a PC with long combats is the same as spending hours surfing youtube or chat forums. Sure rich tactical combats that span hours or entire sessions is fun to some but I rather play a wargame.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bagger245, post: 5160414, member: 78319"] All depends on the story. I prefer meaningful fights. I don't mind casual fights with lackeys as long as they are short. Having a 2 hour combat with street thugs doesn't feel like I achieved anything at the end of the session. For boss fights, I don't mind lenghty ones, even the whole session if it needs to be. But important thing is getting more things done in a session whether is combat or roleplaying. Not all of us have much time to gather together like the old days, so that gaming time is really important. Nowadays after I come home from a session, I would judge it as how much I managed to accomplish. For videogames and MMOs, grinding doesn't matter. You can stop and save whenever you want and sitting down in front of a PC with long combats is the same as spending hours surfing youtube or chat forums. Sure rich tactical combats that span hours or entire sessions is fun to some but I rather play a wargame. [/QUOTE]

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