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Because a video game's story has nothing to do with it's gameplay 99.9% of the time?

There are games where plot/gameplay integration is a thing, even in minor ways, but the fact of the matter is they're few and far between. I don't get what you're so hung up on here - if someone watches a dude play through Final Fantasy 7, name one single solitary bit of actual characterization or plot they would have missed by not playing it themselves, assuming the LP is a 100% run.

It's not like FF7 is some masterpiece of gaming, either. It's pretty sluggish and dated by this point.

you're probably more likely to get everything you need to know from an lp, anyway. if you can barely even beat the game, much less 100% it, because you're bad at video games, you're still going to miss important shit so where's the advantage?

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