I'll go with this too. I don't mind dying to a single shot, it's when I have to shoot them four times before they even flinch that it gets annoying. And the time limits...Serving UpSmiles said:
At least there are checkpoints. Every twenty minutes.
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Have to agree with this. I don't normally play FPS but someone recommended it to me, and I was thinking is it supposed to be this hard????TheTim said:
Dont forget randomly catching fire or being torn apartMulticolorCharizard said:
Ohhh and the damn dogs, and the blood sucking invisible monsters and ..... Stalker : SOC & CS are awesomely hard. Call of Pripryat not s o much its way more hand holdy and noob frindly but still has the fundamentals, a good intro to Stalker though Id play 3 then 2 then 1
Operation Flashpoint/Arma/Arma2 are good examples of hard but their hard due to shitty AI spotting you from miles away & unbeleivably accurate shooting :/. Its not a fair hard
Stalkers totally fair hard, itll kill you as soon as let you live, whether your in an action man jumper & carrying a Tokarev or in an experimentally upgraded armoured plated exo-skeleton with a Gauss Rifle (Pack of dogs will still kill you
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Alsot of people say this, but I havent had problems with ammo so far. The only problemms I have is death due to lag (my computer struggles to run it)6unn3r said:
But then again, Im at the part where you hide underneath the train thingy (about 4 hours in)
i can breeze through any game (that i've played) on normal difficulty (hell i got the "do not die" achievement in bioshock) but the hardest campaigns ever would have to halo on legendary. alone. spending 2 hours to beat one level? good times, good times
And ninja'dSealpower said:
You should have seen me when I completed Resistance. I don't think I've ever been that happy about a videogame....
My Dad got Half Life 2 back when it came out and, as I was quite a bit younger than I am now, I watched him play it as I was far too scared to do so myself. He played it on Normal, and always seemed to have a lot of trouble with it. Especially with Striders.Woodsey said:
Then recently (i.e. the end of 2009) I got the Orange Box, and was very excited to play Half Life 2 for the first time after having seen it played so much. I stuck it on Easy, clinging to the same childish fear that I'd apparently carried over. It was, as the difficulty name suggests, very easy. I ramped it up to Normal (ooooh, hardcore
) for my next playthrough... aaaaaaand I still did it with no trouble at all. Maybe my Dad just isn't very good at it.
Funnily enough, I played it when it first came out after my dad had been playing for a while (he got stuck in Nova Prospekt with the turrets at one point) , and because it was hard for me then I think that's why I still play it on easy xD I'm struggling to remember if I have actually ever put it up to normal, because easy always seemed just right.Cheesus333 said:My Dad got Half Life 2 back when it came out and, as I was quite a bit younger than I am now, I watched him play it as I was far too scared to do so myself. He played it on Normal, and always seemed to have a lot of trouble with it. Especially with Striders.Woodsey said:
Then recently (i.e. the end of 2009) I got the Orange Box, and was very excited to play Half Life 2 for the first time after having seen it played so much. I stuck it on Easy, clinging to the same childish fear that I'd apparently carried over. It was, as the difficulty name suggests, very easy. I ramped it up to Normal (ooooh, hardcore
Maybe my Dad just isn't very good at it.
I also tried Bioshock on Easy before Normal, and completed it without dying. Except instead of turning it up the second time and finding it easy anyway, I turned it up and got the shit beaten out of me by every Big Daddy ever.Woodsey said:Funnily enough, I played it when it first came out after my dad had been playing for a while (he got stuck in Nova Prospekt with the turrets at one point) , and because it was hard for me then I think that's why I still play it on easy xD I'm struggling to remember if I have actually ever put it up to normal, because easy always seemed just right.Cheesus333 said:My Dad got Half Life 2 back when it came out and, as I was quite a bit younger than I am now, I watched him play it as I was far too scared to do so myself. He played it on Normal, and always seemed to have a lot of trouble with it. Especially with Striders.Woodsey said:
Then recently (i.e. the end of 2009) I got the Orange Box, and was very excited to play Half Life 2 for the first time after having seen it played so much. I stuck it on Easy, clinging to the same childish fear that I'd apparently carried over. It was, as the difficulty name suggests, very easy. I ramped it up to Normal (ooooh, hardcore
Maybe my Dad just isn't very good at it.
[sub]*sniff* I'm jus' after a lil ADAM, jus' enough ter get by![/sub]
Then the opposite problem with Bioshock 2... that was just downright weird...
uhh, serious sam advance, On the GBA, you can get about half way easly enough, but then you get so many tough enemys, with so little ammo for the only gun thats powerful enough to take them down in under 10 sconds. trust me, its hard.
Well I finished Crysis, so I guess it can't be that hard after all.
It's a very oddly designed game. I got used to the game and it was going great - all set to get a place in my top 5 FPSs, and then the second half of the game just turns to shit. From the moment you step out into the frozen landscape for the first time to the end of the game there's virtually nothing that resembles the first half of the game. It's incredibly linear and there's countless mission gimmicks including unbelievably awful vehicle sections and bafflingly unintuitive situations to get out of.
It still looks great, but being herded from one set piece to another is not my idea of a good FPS.
So, not nearly as hard as I first thought, but not as good either, disapointingly.
It's a very oddly designed game. I got used to the game and it was going great - all set to get a place in my top 5 FPSs, and then the second half of the game just turns to shit. From the moment you step out into the frozen landscape for the first time to the end of the game there's virtually nothing that resembles the first half of the game. It's incredibly linear and there's countless mission gimmicks including unbelievably awful vehicle sections and bafflingly unintuitive situations to get out of.
It still looks great, but being herded from one set piece to another is not my idea of a good FPS.
So, not nearly as hard as I first thought, but not as good either, disapointingly.
Hi. Solo Borderlands player here!Popadoo said:
Did it all, including Playthrough 2, with a Siren. No real grinding needed, either. Just do every quest as they pop up.
For me it was Just Cause 2
Mainly because I was rope swinging all over the place, trying to hook people to cars and then watch them get dragged away while I try to snipe it with a bazooka.
Mainly because I was rope swinging all over the place, trying to hook people to cars and then watch them get dragged away while I try to snipe it with a bazooka.
I've got to agree. Stalker is the only shooter I've ever had to put on easy. I usually play on hard to :/MulticolorCharizard said:
Yup, nailed it.MulticolorCharizard said:
I played it on Recruit and still had a hard time doing well. It's a damned hard game.