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Haven't read The Expanse, but I know a lot of people who read Dune bailed when God Emperor jumped ahead over three thousand years.
I was confused as hell and then I realized you were talking about a different series.
Yeah, Dune series is insane. Tho, only God Emperor got that absurd time jump (3500 years with the prequel and 1500 years with the sequel). The other parts only got a few decades at most in between.
The games Nier Replicant and Nier Automata got about nine thousand years between each other.
WHAT NINE THOUSAND!?!
Yes. Nier Replicant got prologue set in the year 2050s, and the main part in 3400s. Nier Automata is set on 12000s.
Ah. I was trying to make an over 9000 meme reference.