[ SECRET POST #5974 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5974 ⌋

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[Arto]



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[Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

SAME! I'm also very poor at action games (I don't have good coordination when using a controller, but my back is fucked up and I can't play much with mouse and keyboard nowadays lol), but I'm very strong at strategic turn based ones.

I usually play easy on the action/adventure ones (or normal if it's too easy) because I want to enjoy the flow and story and I don't particularly enjoy replaying the same scene. It breaks immersion for me.
On the strategic games I usually start with the hard setting and then when I beat the game I go up into lunatic or nightmare mode. I like the grinding and the repetitiveness of isometric strategic games, so yeah. I can repeat the same levels 10 times and still enjoy it.

Bonus: Having settings that you can change in mid game is the absolute best!
IDK, I just want to have a fun time. I don't get people whining about difficulty settings. More choice is better for everyone imho!