A mecha that is about ten galaxy-lengths tall and can move at the thousandfold speed of light versus a half-ape who's barely able to smash a single planet? That's a tough one. I guess TTGL would win just barely.
Well, thats not for me. I'd rather be stuck because I either suck or I'm doing something wrong rather than for the game to allow me to go into an encounter it knows I'm underpowered for, very annoying, I don't even get why games do this. Why pit me against a boss I can't beat.Lulu_Lulu
Isn't picking a fight with a too strong enemy a case of "doing something wrong"? Giving the players freedom also includes the freedom to make mistakes and overestimate themselves.
I usually prefer focused games. Adding puzzles in an action game is something I really don't like. Easy puzzles are just a waste of time and difficult puzzles are just annoying for people who are playing the game for something else. If the puzzles are going to be challenging, the game should be clearly defined as a puzzle game.
(does any game do this? Â Change the puzzles depending on the difficulty you chose?)NaveedLife
I know that Silent Hill 3 has seperate difficulty settings for fights and puzzles. You can make both hard or just one of them while the other is a cake walk; whatever you prefer.
Going by the thousands of tourists that come here every summer, my place gotta be kinda interesting. There's a lake and lots of wood and mountains around but nothing particularly interesting, if you ask me. The view from my balcony is kinda nice though.
I bet there are lots of people in the UK that could beat up Queen Elisabeth. Yet, she's without a doubt the Queen of the UK. So, why would the King of the Jungle need to be an unbeatable badass?
Until just now I didn't know that there were another word for this besides 'mental dysfunction'. I don't mind it. It means the opponent is wasting time on looking as stupid as he is which increases my (already pretty high) winning chances.
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