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4/15/2013 8:07:10 PM
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Is it just me or are games getting easier?
I've notice in the latest games, games have been getting remarkably easier than they were a few years ago. Im going to use Halo as an example (Not because its x-bungies game but because most players are familiar with it) With Halo 1 and 2 doing it on legendary by your self was (To be honest) Damn near impossible (unless you had the reactions of a super computer and the mental to survive an Apocalypse of gernades) To the people that did sir/madam i tip my hat to you.
In Halo 3, Wars, ODST and Reach it was still very hard but was possible. Sure you would have cut your fingers rather than play the game at some points but your body would have made it 95% of the way through.
But with Halo 4 was to me not to challenging sure i would get spawn killed sometimes but nothing a grenade couldn't handle. To me modern games just don't have the same amount of challenges about them.
Now to ask the community. Does anyone agree with what i have said if you don't explain and i will relate and submit myself to be wrong about what ive said
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1 回覆It's the achievement system. Now your accomplishment feels worthless as it told you exactly what to do. Then were the changeable difficulties. There are games that will now say "If you're having a tough time, you can change the difficulty in-game" REALLY?! Sure I'm not old enough to have known all the classics, but I do remember the feeling of accomplishment of beating a dungeon in Ocarina of Time as an eight year-old. That was the hardest thing back then, and I had literally set the game down for months out of frustration because I couldn't figure it out (I'm talking to you, water temple). Every game needs to be set to a single difficulty which would be like Heroic in Halo. It's going to be a challenge to beat it, you will want to break your monitor, but you will finish it. But onto the real problem (here comes the rant). To so-called "casuals", you are ALL casuals. Unless your means of surviving is to play video games, you are not hardcore. People who call themselves hardcore or "competitive" really have driven this further because the only genre that really applies to the self-named category are shooters. It used to be that someone would sit down and enjoy every game they got. There was nothing hardcore about the classics other than the intensity at which people would play it. Yet, because people have artificially divided the entire video game culture, games had to start splitting directions too with ultra-violent games that require "skill" on one side and children's games on the other. Then if a game doesn't make you feel like it took skill to do something, it wasn't competitive and catered to the casuals. Everyone just had to become the mlg player with perfect stats and just had to give up the fun time of trash talking and joking around with random people. And so that's why Nintendo is failing, that's why everyone and their mom plays call of duty, that's why any game considered to be decently made is rated M, that's why no one uses a mic anymore, that's why there is the PC master race, that's why xboxone looked like a flop to so many. People don't want the games anymore for their fun, they don't want the entertainment. All they want is this lie that they are pros, that if they pretend to be playing something less casual than super mario bros, and that if they use the better hardware and study the specific rof, dps, and the calculations behind every facet of gameplay, they are the superior gamer. Just take a step back from it all guys. They are Video [b]GAMES[/b]. No matter the difficulty, play the game for the game, not the k/d, w/l ratios. If you think you are better than someone, there's this thing called a private match to prove it. If every one of your games is one you would consider a "cinematic experience" rather than a good game, maybe you should reevaluate your purchases. Look to the path less traveled, buy the games that no one else will. If you love them, spread the word, and stop buying every major title just because it is one. Yeah, games have gotten easier, but that's because everyone today wants the instant satisfaction and the feeling of "skill". If games don't do that, they're pushed aside as casual games. Game devs didn't make the games easier out of choice. The self-named "core" gamers forced them to so that their games could survive. Sorry for the long rant, but it felt necessary to me. If you disagree, that's fine. If you call me a casual, that's fine, so are you. TL;DR? that's fine.
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I used to think there were some games out there that were fairly difficult, but honestly they weren't. They were either unfair or I just did really try hard enough. When I played Dark Souls my outlook on gaming difficulty changed completely. Dark Souls is fair and difficult to where, like the game box says, you will die. However, it's difficult to where you have to learn in order to beat it, and it makes u want to learn. There are difficult games, you just have to find them.
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A friend of mine doesn't preform too well in challenging games. He is used to the modern, single objective games (point here, shoot). I finally convinced him to play the first Resident Evil and he couldn't get passed the first part. Not saying he's an idiot, but he's just used to modern games. Thus, my hypothesis, modern games = no thought.
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1 回覆I've noticed a distinct lack of decent boss fights recently. Everything seems to be replaced by QTEs now, which is safe to say, disappointing.
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4 回覆由Big Boss 編輯： 4/15/2013 8:30:56 PMNope Though I agree a lot of games nowdays are becoming more casually friendly but I see no problem as long as they still make harder games to appeal to the crowd.
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14 回覆Halo CE isn't too bad on Legendary. Halo 2... is another matter. 'Oh, I'll try Cairo Station first, it's the first level, should logically be the easiest.' Then Dr. Cox showed up.
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由Fat Tony編輯： 5/27/2013 12:18:16 PMI think it's got to do with a player getting older. Halo: CE seemed impossible back when I first started, now I'm able to go back and complete it on the higher difficulties relatively easily. I'm sure the same would have happened with Reach and Halo 4 if they were released around 12 years ago. Except Halo 2...."off the rock, through the bush, nothing but jackal..."
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As someone who just managed to get the last achievement I needed for Max Payne 3 I just wanna say there are hard games out there. Although overall games seem easier you have to remember there is only so many original ideas possible. They can dress it up anyway they want but pretty much every game you play these days has aspects you have seen and beat time and time again. You're just use to it.
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What are the poll options in regards to? Games being easier or if it's just you that games seem easier to? But games are easier, yes. Mostly because devs want you to hear their, [i]"Amazing and innovative story experience,"[/i] and so every single person who picks up the game has to be able to complete it so that they can see that super cool and important story they made for the game. Because remember, they're not games, they're cinematic experiences now. What if you were reading a book and you couldn't get through it because it used big words? Or if you kept getting stuck at a certain point in a movie? Well that would be no fun, so why would it be any different with game? After all, they're primarily a story-telling medium now.
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