Does instant transportation effect game immersion?

[Bled]

Oh what's this
It's "Desktop Dungeons", a game based entirely around fighting enemies and getting stronger, and with very short playtimes to boot!

Your turn, show me a game based entirely around being immersed in idling, where players look forward to the dread of doing anything because of the massive amount of time it takes just to start!

Of course, if that's your thing, there's nothing stopping you from enjoying that experience!
Unless for some reason that joy comes from forcing that experience on other people rather than from the experience itself.

Can you read? I ask because if you read my above post you would realize how much you just embarrassed yourself.

Popular games that focus on immersion, in their mechanics: Call of Duty's, Gears of War, majority of Final Fantasy, Lost odesy, FIFA, and NHL, all of these games use immersing their customers into a second reality where the person can visualized themselves there. Standing on an airship between cities is just a small part of the over all mechanic of immersion. If you don't like that then fine but don't get on your soap box and scream that all immersion is idle standing.

Now get out of that one track/over exaggerating mind set and maybe you can see that there can be more to a game then PEW PEW PEW.