Pretty simple question. (YesIusedthesearchbaranddidn'tfindanythinglikethisin14pages).
I used to play in normal until I met Gears of War. Being killed pretty quickly without a reliable health indicator got me a bit angry, so I switched to casual.
There I realised I enjoyed games a lot more when I wasn't trying so hard not to die, so I started playing everything on easy. I appreciate a lot more the environments, plot, voice acting and gameplay stuff (moves, combos, abilities, weapons) when I'm not trying to get to the next checkpoint in 1 hitpoint. It's a more "cinematic" experience.
Sure, I *could* finish the game in a harder difficuly, but what's the point?
(some games I still play in normal if easy proves too dumb)
Besides, who has the time to die over and over again these days?
Do you always start in normal? Do you give it a try in hard before deciding? Start talking.
I used to play in normal until I met Gears of War. Being killed pretty quickly without a reliable health indicator got me a bit angry, so I switched to casual.
There I realised I enjoyed games a lot more when I wasn't trying so hard not to die, so I started playing everything on easy. I appreciate a lot more the environments, plot, voice acting and gameplay stuff (moves, combos, abilities, weapons) when I'm not trying to get to the next checkpoint in 1 hitpoint. It's a more "cinematic" experience.
Sure, I *could* finish the game in a harder difficuly, but what's the point?
(some games I still play in normal if easy proves too dumb)
Besides, who has the time to die over and over again these days?
Do you always start in normal? Do you give it a try in hard before deciding? Start talking.