You know those selling-point features that are always advertised on the other side of the box? "Over 100 hours of fun!", "Replay the story from a different perspective!", "Supports X amount of players!", etc, etc, etc. All those tiny little blurbs. Do you really care for them? I mean, obviously it's nice to have as many options as possible, but do you really need them, and do they make that much of a difference when buying a game? EVERY time someone recommends me a good game they'll add "Well, it's a little short" or "Multiplayer sucks/There isn't any". And I couldn't care any less about how long it'll take me to beat the game, or playing with other people! I never mind length and multiplayer options. Co-op's nice, that's always welcome, but that's it. If I really liked a game I will replay it, with or without new skins or new endings or using stuff I unlocked in a first playthrough. I really don't mind, honest.
What features are constantly advertised and the source of negative/positive criticism, yet you don't really care for them?
What features are constantly advertised and the source of negative/positive criticism, yet you don't really care for them?