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Crafting in most video games have little involvement beyond putting ingredients together with a couple of clicks. It's not interesting itself; it's a just a means of acquiring things that might be otherwise scarce or unavailable in shops or random loot.
Post edited August 26, 2022 by SpaceMadness
Thanks for your thoughts, everyone.
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BreOl72: Crafting in games is absolutely not comparable to crafting IRL.
I disagree. They may be mechanically incomparable, but both are things that people will do either because they need something they can't buy, or because they enjoy the inherent reward of creation.
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BreOl72: Also: hammer three seconds on something - et voila: a complicated thing, that IRL would need three different trades, two workers, and at least a week of time!
The way this stuff is portrayed in games is daft, but making a table is most definitely something that one ordinary person can do with only commonly available materials and tools. I think more people should do it too.