[ 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)]

The discourse around the Souls game is mostly like "you can't have easy mode because you have to suffer to beat it" which for me personally is a little bit shitty because for people with disabilities and such even beating a game on easy is difficult sometimes.

Being brutally hard is literally the entire selling point of the Souls games, though. People play them specifically for the challenge. So yes, in that case, making an easy mode WOULD be defeating the purpose of the games because the main focus of the game is the difficulty and that's why people buy them in the first place.

[(Anonymous)]

So yes, in that case, making an easy mode WOULD be defeating the purpose of the games because the main focus of the game is the difficulty and that's why people buy them in the first place.

Not true. The draw for them is the complex combat systems, the way you have to be wise in picking your battles, the interesting variety of bosses and enemies to fight, everything about Bloodborne’s world honestly, etc. It might be the hard difficulty for some people, but others are capable of appreciating more than just the surface difficulty that they can use for bragging rights. So it would not in any way objectively defeat the purpose of the games to make different difficulty levels that would include an easier and more accessible one.

[(Anonymous)]

See, you’re saying “people” when you should be saying “I”. You are a people, but your experience isn’t as universal as all that.