Easiest Game Ever
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Vanilla Fallout 3 is just so... so easy! Enemies do crap damage to you, the DLC weapons are over-powered, you can get the best armor after two hours of playing, I have so many stimpaks I could stack all of my stimpaks together and make a house, not to mention the thousands of energy cells and about 2 dozen mini nukes I'm sitting on, with at least a thousand for every type of bullet.
No challenge I say.
No challenge I say.
Go Left, that's all you do.. just keep holding left. In the Championship edition they added jumping.
"7 seconds of uniquness" or something.
You basically just let it run, if it runs for the full time with no one else in the world running it you win. If someone else runs it, the program closes and you lose.
It uses the internet to check if anyone else is running it.
You basically just let it run, if it runs for the full time with no one else in the world running it you win. If someone else runs it, the program closes and you lose.
It uses the internet to check if anyone else is running it.
It wasn't that easy, I even died once!Lilani said:
Other than intentionally super easy games, I'd say something like Fable is probably the easiest game I've played. It constantly gives you so many healing potions and resurrection vials that you have to deliberately play badly if you want to lose. I don't think I ever had less than 7 resurrection vials in the entire game (except for the beginning of course).
Excluding games that are explicitly not supposed to be a challenge, I'd have to say Twilight Princess. Built like OoT but with none of its challenge. I had a suit of invincibility and all 4 bottles, 3 with fairies (instant revival if you die) and one with fairy tears, which fully heals you and temporarily superpowers you. I never used the armor, never had a single fairy activate, and ended up using the tears during the final battle just for the lolz, even though I had been hit like once. Should have had a hard mode or something.
Prince of Persia. The 2006 one. Easy game. You can never die. Every time you get close to just that, your @$$ is rescued in a split second and you're left in a place where your screw-up has caused the least amount of damage to your progress. There is no failure here. Rather, it's not so much a game so much as it is an interactive story book.
In terms of "real" games I'm going to say pretty much any game in the Fable series especially the third installment. Of all the games I have ever played never have I had such an easy time bulldozing everything. No matter what I felt like an unstoppable tank of almighty power.
Of the games I've played & completed, I'll agree with this. Even as a low level character, I was walking through the subways effectively yawning my way through them, dragging ammo, money and medkits in wholesaler quantities as I was. Still fun though.Easton Dark said:
Other than that, ACII wasn't much of a challenge either (even the timed assassinations/wall-running bits).
Quest for the Crown. http://onemorelevel.com/game/quest_for_the_crown
And that rope burning one that was mentioned earlier.
And that rope burning one that was mentioned earlier.