As such, even when the simulated goals and tasks are accomplished, if people have friends to play with they will continue to play because they will get a sense of satisfaction out of the relationship. HOWEVER, the really neat part is how much satisfaction humans get out of relationships. Since there is no real end game in Diablo 2 besides finding certain gear, as soon as someone gets that and knows there will be no more simulated goals and tasks, the drive to do it goes away. The reason why there's such a need for "endgame content" in all games nowadays is the continued supply of new simulated goals and tasks to give more satisfaction. Games give a good sense of satisfaction from simulating goals and tasks, which when achieved result in satisfaction. Jordan Peterson has a lot of great discussions and talks about this subject, but humans in general really get a sense of satisfaction and contentment out of having responsibilities and tasks, achieving goals of finishing those tasks. If we continue to think about it it makes a lot of sense actually.
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