I prefer my games to be not too easy, but not so hard that you throw the controller/keyboard/phone/handheld at the wall. I don't want to have to go through fifteen different menus to find the option I'm looking for.
I also don't want a boss that takes two months to defeat on EASY mode.
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12-01-2017, 03:22 AM #1Senior Moderator
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12-28-2017, 03:14 AM #2Molly, you're so adorable!
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Having spent nearly all of my first year of video gaming playing the original Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt on the NES, I prefer that games have controls that are simple enough to master in a short amount of time, and plots that are straightforward enough for beginners, yet allow some amount of leeway for going 'off-course'.
Goodness Gracious! That was my problem with the original N64 Super Smash Bros.: A lot of the levels were a pain to get through, even playing on "Very Easy" mode. Very frustrating when trying to unlock bonus features (e.g. extra characters and options).
Originally Posted by EmeraldSky
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