Is there a single game in which weapon degradation adds to the complexity of the game and is not just a chore that...

Is there a single game in which weapon degradation adds to the complexity of the game and is not just a chore that results only in you having to go back to a blacksmith for repairs?

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Does shield durability in Mount & Blade count?

zelda botw

system shock 2, it's also casual filter

i kinda like it because it makes me use a wider variety of weapons

Botw

b8

Probably this and nothing else. Not that its a good game at all.

Do the knives from RE2make count? The durability factor plus being able to use them as a self defense item felt like it helped the fight or flight decision making the series is based around.

Fallout 3 actually
do you repair your weapon or switch them out