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Do you enjoy grinding in RPGs? What do you tend to grind for?
Grinding in RPGs
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I enjoy grinding because it allows me to forget about the game. Doing chores in games still makes me feel accomplished, so much so that I think I might need help.
Games I used to grind in:
Pokemon HeartGold
Pokemon Sapphire
Devil Survivor Overclocked
Games I'd be willing to grind in:
Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time (to beat the final segment)
Still Pokemon (if necessary)
Pokemon TCGP (if you call mobile daily tasks grinding)
Animal Crossing: New Leaf (which I consider the whole game)
And... anything else I own that I want to sit down and enjoy like SMT5.
Games I used to grind in:
Pokemon HeartGold
Pokemon Sapphire
Devil Survivor Overclocked
Games I'd be willing to grind in:
Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time (to beat the final segment)
Still Pokemon (if necessary)
Pokemon TCGP (if you call mobile daily tasks grinding)
Animal Crossing: New Leaf (which I consider the whole game)
And... anything else I own that I want to sit down and enjoy like SMT5.
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I enjoy grinding in RPGs like FF8 and Kingdom Hearts because It can be fun seeing all the different monsters I beat, and different levels while I am grinding.
The monsters level up with you in FF8, so grinding is counterintuitive in it.
No kidding. My friend and I were playing through Lost Odyssey and the sheer amount of grinding required to beat some of the bosses was ridiculous.
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Sometimes I don't mind grinding, if I know I'm in for a long grinding session I listen to music in the background. I get lost in the music and those grinding sessions aren't much of a chore anymore lol.
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I didn't mind grinding while growing up, I had lots of free time to do so. These days I rather not grind and just get through the game, which is why I enjoyed my save editors but that seems to be no longer a thing.
Definitely my least favorite part of games. Never really been a fan of it because I get bored doing it, and then that's when I start to lose interest for a while, but it's unfortunately a necessary evil. 
I try to avoid doing it during the story if possible and save it for once I've finished the game and I'm working towards maxing everything out or collecting everything I need to collect.
I try to avoid doing it during the story if possible and save it for once I've finished the game and I'm working towards maxing everything out or collecting everything I need to collect.