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>I've grinded the Rivendare mount during Cata, i've grinded Pit of Saron for 12+ hours per day for 3 straight months during MoP until i paid a top server guild to carry me through 12x Challenge modes to get all 12 cosmetic sets, and then i did it again during WoD to get the challenge mode weapon cosmetics
I'm sorry.

>The only thing that keeps you grinding is your OCD related to getting tippy top stats because you're afraid of not being able to clear tower 100%.
I feel this way about all gacha games and WuWa is certainly no exception - that the progression wall of endgame is completely an illusion and 90% of the content in the game doesn't require you to optimize your characters at all. And then even when you do, endgame rewards you with what, a handful of pulls every couple of weeks? It's hardly with the time investment.
But I still enjoy doing it, I feel like it's the closest thing these games have to 'a point.'

>After you do the story, which takes like 3-4 hours max each patch, and clear the events in 2-3 more hours, all you're left with is running all over the map and seeing everything there is to see, which will take another, let's be generous, 5-7 hours.
Yeah, each patch adds about 10-15 hours of content. And you're allowed to play those as much as you like, but when it comes to progressing your characters you're artificially limited for some reason.

I spent like 6 hours a day playing OSRS these days (albeit often in the background) and I've done a similar amount of grinding in WoW. I'm no stranger to grind. I suppose I understand the way you feel about digital achievement and I even share you outlook to a degree, but I still like doing it.