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I found hardcore to be so frustrating, particularly the "Find Liara T'Soni" mission. Everytime I came across the final Krogen I always died. Hell, even Wrex couldn't hold his own against him.Galad said:
No fun on that level, just anger & space bar mashing to skip all the pre-boss dialogue
Fallout 3 & Oblivion become boring after reaching a certain level on highest difficulty. Nothing, save Deathclaws, can kill my lonely wonderer.
God of War God Mode. Too.. Fucking.. Impossible!
Never finished it on Hard either
Half-Life 2 on Hard is fun though.
Never finished it on Hard either
Half-Life 2 on Hard is fun though.
I mentioned Viewtiful Joe as well but how could I forget F-Zero GX. I loved that game it was so difficult. I unlocked everything and beat every difficulty.Outright Villainy said:Ah, g.x, I do miss thee... My greatest sense of achievement in a game was unlocking all the arcade racers; story mode was absolutely fucking impossible on the hardest difficulty but damn it was satisfying.mightybozz said:Viewtiful Joe and F-Zero GX. Really, really hard but not unfairly so, and I felt so triumphal when I managed them
Also, the grand prix on master is the only racing game I've seen that doesn't resort to rubberband A.i., they beat you fair and square. You can target the leader specifically and kill him to get more of a chance at winning. Hell, just straight racing, placing consistently 4th/5th will probably win you the competition, there's no mario kart destined winners here.
It's a monster to beat, because it's insanely fast, but the grand prix is always fair I found, I never got pissed at the computer, I knew if I lost it was because I messed up. I can put up with any insane difficulty when it's like that!
I agree with the description of GX. It's difficult as heck but not because the A.I was cheap.
I have to agree.Hobo Joe said:MW2 was rather easy though; very short too - disappointing single player.sean.A7x said:All cod games on veteran are good, but not to hard
I felt it was a big letdown, difficulty wise; I didn't mind the story, considering how hard Call of Duty 4's campaign was.
Yes, yes, you're awesome, you haz the mad skillz and all that...Snowalker said:
We're not here to brag, see.
Many people found Dragon Age tough going, even on easy mode.
Right: Resistance: Fall of Man, you're looking at 12-15 hours on superhuman; it was one of the most difficult experiences I've ever had in a fps, but it sure as hell was fun.
Wrong: Resistance 2, the on superhuman was way too easy, took me only 8 hours and I only died about 16 times compared to the 200+ from Resistance 1
And then there are the CoD of Duty campaigns on veteran difficulty, where enemies throw PB&J sandwiches at your face the momoent you expose 1 sq. in. of your body out of cover. It's about 12 hours on veteran but when I subtract all the time I spent waitng for health to regerate behind cover, it takes about an hour and a half.
Wrong: Resistance 2, the on superhuman was way too easy, took me only 8 hours and I only died about 16 times compared to the 200+ from Resistance 1
And then there are the CoD of Duty campaigns on veteran difficulty, where enemies throw PB&J sandwiches at your face the momoent you expose 1 sq. in. of your body out of cover. It's about 12 hours on veteran but when I subtract all the time I spent waitng for health to regerate behind cover, it takes about an hour and a half.
Everytime I accomplish a rather tricky section on expert for a song on a Rock Band game (most specifically, the Beatles Rock Band) there is a thrill of excitement in me. Of course then I think "if only I could actually play guitar."
But it's cool, I can actually play bass. In real life. Like, a real instrument. With strings. Ever heard of one?
Oblivion on the hardest difficulty is just boring. Every 1v1 fight takes 10 minutes. It's piss easy, but you don't feel like that grand, epic hero when you are battling a generic goblin for 15 minutes.
Resistance: Fall of Man had an ass-kicking hardest difficulty. I never finished it. I had fun, but it was too hard at certain points.
And Assassin's Creed 2's hardest difficulty was..... wait. Nevermind.
But it's cool, I can actually play bass. In real life. Like, a real instrument. With strings. Ever heard of one?
Oblivion on the hardest difficulty is just boring. Every 1v1 fight takes 10 minutes. It's piss easy, but you don't feel like that grand, epic hero when you are battling a generic goblin for 15 minutes.
Resistance: Fall of Man had an ass-kicking hardest difficulty. I never finished it. I had fun, but it was too hard at certain points.
And Assassin's Creed 2's hardest difficulty was..... wait. Nevermind.
No, I was serious, I was seriously asking why it is hard for everyone, Between me and my two other friends, we found this to be a cake walk. I was let down by Bioware on this game, I wasn't attempting to brag, I seriously don't get how its a tough game.MiracleOfSound said:
Well, I might change my opinion on the "well done" part after a few days..I mean, I first went to Argus Rho, just because it's closest to the centre of the map, and there I couldn't possibly beat the turians guarding Wrex's family armor - I'll get back there when I get a few more levels under my belt. I also skipped the fight with Jax on the citadel. Hopefully I'll beat the game eventually though.Eerors said:I found hardcore to be so frustrating, particularly the "Find Liara T'Soni" mission. Everytime I came across the final Krogen I always died. Hell, even Wrex couldn't hold his own against him.Galad said:
No fun on that level, just anger & space bar mashing to skip all the pre-boss dialogue
Fallout 3 & Oblivion become boring after reaching a certain level on highest difficulty. Nothing, save Deathclaws, can kill my lonely wonderer.