I bought the Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord remake the other day because I've had my eye on it for a while (I actually wanted to start with the pen and paper version of the game first but that version is so unheard of the only resources I can find for it are in a language I don't speak and while I am in the process of translating them I just want to play the goddamn game. but I digress) and I've been having fun with it so far. But. A frequent loading screen tip I get warns me not to get attached to my characters because I might lose them forever

but

What the developers failed to account for when (re)making the game is that somebody whose exact flavour of autism means he UNIRONICALLY enjoys grinding in games, and will play games just to do so, would end up buying the game. If I lose a character forever because reviving them failed I have no issue restarting the game as many times as I have to before I get a perfect run. You can pry my characters from my cold, dead hands.

tl;dr, challenging RPG gets remade. devs fail to account for the one (1) autistic guy who loves spending hours of his day bashing his head against a video game wall. this isn't meant to be a serious rant or anything I just like bragging about how much I like grinding in games any chance I get.

also who needs maps anyway