Games you admit playing on easy.
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Honestly? When I was younger, it was the standard.
Now, even when I can play things on hard or impossible or godlike or whatever, sometimes it's just more FUN to put it on easy.
Like, say, Unreal Tournament. Sure, I have a save slot where I've completed the game on Godlike (actual difficulty, heh), but I play it vs. bots that are on Novice sometimes just so I can fuck around with the AI. It's pretty entertaining.
Something like Grand Theft Auto or any sandbox game really is generally better on a lower difficulty.
Oh, and Total Annihilation /// Supreme Commander - much more entertaining vs the shittier AI players...I'm talking take the whole map and just walling them in with artillery towers...Goddamn, game was great.
Now, even when I can play things on hard or impossible or godlike or whatever, sometimes it's just more FUN to put it on easy.
Like, say, Unreal Tournament. Sure, I have a save slot where I've completed the game on Godlike (actual difficulty, heh), but I play it vs. bots that are on Novice sometimes just so I can fuck around with the AI. It's pretty entertaining.
Something like Grand Theft Auto or any sandbox game really is generally better on a lower difficulty.
Oh, and Total Annihilation /// Supreme Commander - much more entertaining vs the shittier AI players...I'm talking take the whole map and just walling them in with artillery towers...Goddamn, game was great.
KOTOR, Dragon Age, Oblivion, and Fallout. RPG's have more to offer than combat and sometimes I just feel like furthering the story rather than learning how to gear up a character just right. Though I only play them once or twice on easy, the other times are usually much harder.
The only game I've played on easy at all recently is Minecraft so I could build in peace with no interruptions. I'm not even sure that counts.
Other than that, I play all games on Normal. Only if I REALLY like the game do I play it on hard....if that setting is available.
Other than that, I play all games on Normal. Only if I REALLY like the game do I play it on hard....if that setting is available.
Dragon Age 2 so I could finish sooner and Fallout 3/NV because I never play characters skilled in combat
Really? I played L4D2 on easy a couple of days ago and I lost more health and med kits than on normal. The bots where total retards (more than usual) =/ That's why after that I left them for dead while I drove away in that racing car :3The Urban Moose said:
i turned the difficulty from normal to easy various times in oblivion and fallout, not in fallout so much for its pretty easy, but oblivion, oh oblivion, i hate them fucking trolls, and ESPECIALLY ghosts. its not that they are too hard to kill, but because i never had really magic weapons, only a really really sucky bow wich took about a 100 steel arrows to kill a regular ghost -.- sigh
I'm desperately trying not to change the difficulty to "easy" in Rome: Total War, but I think I'll have to soon. I'm really enjoying the game but you can only have your ass handed to you so many times without asking them to go a little easy on you.
I don't bother with anything below normal nowadays, but I used to play some games exclusively in easy.
Resident Evil 4 was a big one - loved it, but I was terrible at it. I've since gone through on Professional in recent years though.
Neverwinter Nights - For years, whether I was playing fan made modules or the campaigns by Bioware, I always kept it set to easy. Again though I've come to prefer a harder difficulty as time goes on - D&D Hardcore in this case, which is only a bit harder than normal.
Total War series: I love the Total War games - when I'm winning
These are the only ones that stand out to me, but I know there must be quite a few others. just none recently, which is why it is hard to remember.
Resident Evil 4 was a big one - loved it, but I was terrible at it. I've since gone through on Professional in recent years though.
Neverwinter Nights - For years, whether I was playing fan made modules or the campaigns by Bioware, I always kept it set to easy. Again though I've come to prefer a harder difficulty as time goes on - D&D Hardcore in this case, which is only a bit harder than normal.
Total War series: I love the Total War games - when I'm winning
These are the only ones that stand out to me, but I know there must be quite a few others. just none recently, which is why it is hard to remember.