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Warframe, Got over 2.5K hours and in-game hours show over 3K.
Used to play as much as I can as it was a game meant to be grinded, but eventually got worn out and stopped playing all of a sudden.
Tried playing it afterwards and by then the content got even more bigger that it was overwhelming to play anymore.
Sometimes I miss it but about 95% of the time I just don't feel like playing anymore.
Edit- Added hours and a Comma.
Warframe is overwhelming when starting it, but it's also incredible to see what it offers in terms of content, all for free (for the cost of grind).
As someone who spent ~3K of hours in it but haven't played it for months, I think it's important to keep in mind how you wanna play it. Don't continue the grind when you feel burned out, not playing a game for a while is fine too.
Edit sorry for the spam, kept giving me errors when replying lol