>game as difficulty option
>normal is too easy
>hard is too hard
What do you do in this scenario?
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>game as difficulty option
>game as difficulty option
>normal is too easy
>hard is too hard
What do you do in this scenario?
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Going through options is very girly. Just START START START until the game starts.
I watch the game on youtube instead
>hard is too hard
I've never experienced that
git gud
What game inspired this post, OP?
Stop being bad, though its clear that isn't an option for you.
Git gud.
I play it on Normal because it's default difficulty, ergo normally game is intended to be played that way.
If it's too easy for me, it just means the game doesn't push too hard on player or I am just too good at it.
This
And if I liked the game enough after a playthough I'll play again but on hard and getgud
Play on Normal. If there's perks for the difficulty change, like better drops or unlockables, I'll play on the Hard mode.
>normal is the tutorial
>the game is actually balanced around playing on hard
this is how you know a game is good
i have never played a game in hard mode and never will.
>the same exact fricking game, but enemies have three times as many health, waste all of your bullets and it takes you half an hour to get through a short corridor
no thanks
yikes, big oof
> the same exact game
Some games actually reward you with different ending or even extra levels for playing on Hard, did you know that?
examples?
Not that anon but timesplitters 2 and goldeneye had more objectives on harder difficulties at least
Double Dragon 2 wont even let you finish the game until you up the difficulty.
TMNT: Tournament Fighters
On Normal difficulty you see only half of the ending, beating Hard gets you full one.
Same with Turtles in Time on SNES.
Musashi no Ken on Famicom requires you to beat game twice in a row, with second loop being harder than first. You'll only get the ending screen after that.
Legend of Kage does that too, but you need to finish 4 or 5 loops.
Sparkster on SNES unlocks Super Hard when you beat regular Hard mode, and if you beat Super Hard, it would unlock Crazy Hard mode with true final boss and ending. Rocket Knight prequels on Genesis may have something like that too, but I didn't beat it so I don't know.
Ninja Gaiden Black has different and much more complex enemies in the higher difficulties.
Shmups such as Vasara 2 and DoDonPachi hide their true final bosses behind the second loop.
In Contra 3 the final boss has an additional final form in the hard mode.
Thief has larger levels on harder settings.
#Notallgames
Play something besides Borderlands.
this thread is just going to have posturing egohomosexuals like every other thread about this that has ever been made, which is lamer than picking easy in the first place.
Cheat
>What do you do in this scenario?
I get good
Play better to play on hard or just deal with the fact you're not that good at video games and stick to normal difficulty.
Any games where the harder difficulty isn't just giving the enemies more HP?
Rare/Free Radical FPS games increase the number of objectives
i just play easy
It depends,is it unplayably hard or still achieveable hard?
>"normal" is gay mode
>"difficult" is normal
looking good
What does the difficulty change in this game?
It makes your attacks do way more damage.
Makes it fun
very normal
lel
>game has unlockable costumes for the female character for each difficulty beaten
I'll now 100% your game.
Too easy > too hard
One simple reason is the devs wanted you to finish the game, probably
If you're into CBT you may then try again on hard mode and maybe find some exploits