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I was reading an interview for a video game (if it helps, the genre is action)
and the producer says this:  

> シナリオをつなげていくと、どうしても突き抜けたプレイ感覚が減ってしまうんですよ。 これが痛い。  
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What is he trying to say by 突き抜けた?  
I understand what the verb means but I can't find a way to describe it in
English...Also, I found on a website with synonyms that 突き抜けた means 中途半端ではない様子
and it listed 半端ない as a synonym but I don't believe that's related, but it's
what I found when I was looking into other meanings. I thought that it could
have been an expression used in the context of video games...
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How can 突き抜けた be interpreted in this sentence?
I can only guess what the producer was trying to say.

When you break or pierce through something, you are not being stopped by that
thing as you move forward. I guess such a sense of “through-ness” is
considered important for a video game, and the producer is suggesting that
they could not achieve that if they worried too much about the integrity of
the storyline, or something like that.
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In this context it refers to a play feeling much better than one can usually
expect, so 中途半端ではない is not far. The underlying image is that something has
gone through an imaginary barrier and may have gone far, not restricted by
anything. Possible translation in this context would be _outstanding_ ,
_incomparable_ , _mind-blowing_ , _overwhelming_ , etc.
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