>game is too easy
>change difficulty from "normal" to "hard"
Game is too easy
Landon Perez
Christopher Bennett
>game is too easy
>can't go beyond very hard
Fucking Death Stranding..
Colton Nelson
>change difficulty from "Normal" to "Hard"
>nothing changes except you have less health
Ryder Nelson
>only difference between easy and hard is that enemies do more damage, but so do you so hard is technically the easiest because you defeat enemies fast due to their lack of skill
Tyler Wood
literally harder
Matthew Wilson
>hard mode just makes enemies spongier.
Henry Peterson
>doesn't start the game in ultra hard from the get go
Jaxon Thomas
>hard mode changes the enemy layout of the level
Elijah Roberts
>hard mode makes the game easier because of improved drop rates
Ryan Campbell
>play Halo 2 on Legendary
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Jose Smith
>when a harder difficulty adds more enemy attack types and enemy variety instead of just tweaking health vs damage numbers
Sebastian Turner
>Normal mode: 1:1 damage given/received
>Hard mode: 0.25:4 damage
>This is the only difference
Fuck you fallout 4
Carter Lopez
>hard is locked until you beat normal
>Normal is so easy you don't want to even keep playing the game
Leo James
>ok google
>lets gayme
Caleb Gray
>game is too easy
>change it to hard
>enemies become sponges
>change it back to normal
Ryder Hall
>hard is locked until you beat normal
>you can circumvent it with the developer menu and then laugh at the ignorant suckers playing normal mode first
Angel Scott
>Difficulty: Just the story
>Cutscenes skipped
Nathaniel Lee
What, did you think it'd make the AI smarter? That's too hard for AAA devs to program!
Austin Campbell
>hard mode is actually the easiest and easy mode is the hardest, due to how slow everything moves
Elijah Evans
it had its flaws, but I think Fallout 4's Survival mode was just about the highlight of the entire series. The damage modifiers still felt pretty stacked against the player, but the added lethality an desolate nature of the world was awesome. I loved finding a strategic location on the world map to begin building my own base. Then going on gradually more risky endeavors to sequester building materials and scarce supplies. Then arming myself with the right amount of weaponry, food, water, and medical supplies before resting up and heading out under the cover of nightfall to complete and important mission. To me, that felt like what Fallout always should have been like. The fact that they gutted so much of the RPG aspect is a shame, but the gameplay was the best in the series.
Gavin Nguyen
>want to change difficulty
>have to start from the beginning to do so
Evan Foster
>normal is too easy
>hard is too hard
Sigh.
Jason Lopez
lmao
Kayden Rodriguez
>strategy game
>feels too easy, ai too dumb
>change difficulty to hard
>the ai behaves exactly the same, except they get hard stat bonuses, faster build times, and free shit
Robert Martin
welcome to real life fucker
Wyatt Williams
Name one(1) game that does this
Levi Jenkins
>game is story driven
>coworker starts talking over cutscenes
Angel Hughes
I keep hearing this, but I don't play strategy games. I'm curious, though, which games in particular do this?
Ayden Reed
>game is too hard
>change difficulty from "literally braindead" to "gaming journalist"
>game is too easy now
Adam Baker
Any halo game, but specifically CE
Camden Gomez
Civilization
The AI is as advanced as it will get on "Prince" difficulty. Any higher and it just gets bonuses to production/growth/combat
Ian Lee
Star Craft 2: AI gets more minerals and gas on each trip, faster build, train, and research times. I think harder ai ignores for of war.
Total Warhammer: AI ignores income mechanics, gets melee and leadership buffs while player gets nerfed, and ignores fog of war on the campaign map. Even high tier melee units will lose to trash on legendary (with some exceptions).
Grayson Russell
Why would you not just have the best ai across all difficulties?
Kevin Gutierrez
Wojak has been raped by you cringe incel fucks.
Easton Edwards
>normal too easy
>hard too difficult