Im just determined to play through without wussing out and lowering the difficulty. The first time I didnt know what I was doing and spent my points all over the place so my guy was pretty much average at everything, like real life lol. How do you play?
Im just determined to play through without wussing out and lowering the difficulty. The first time I didnt know what I was doing and spent my points all over the place so my guy was pretty much average at everything, like real life lol. How do you play?
I always have the difficulty set to normal, I never set it to easy. If I was to do that It'd take the sense of achievement out of it when I finally worked out the difficult parts.
I also like to role play and immerse myself in the game. So if I'm walking along a path in the mountains at night and see a campfire up ahead... I really think about whether to approach or not. Are they friend or foe? Will I die?
I try to think about my characters current situation and make choices on that.
Skyrim is one of the best made games I've ever played :thumbup:
On a side note I hear 'Red Dead Redemption 2' is finally being made for PS4!
I always have the difficulty set to normal, I never set it to easy. If I was to do that It'd take the sense of achievement out of it when I finally worked out the difficult parts.
I also like to role play and immerse myself in the game. So if I'm walking along a path in the mountains at night and see a campfire up ahead... I really think about whether to approach or not. Are they friend or foe? Will I die?
I try to think about my characters current situation and make choices on that.
Skyrim is one of the best made games I've ever played :thumbup:
On a side note I hear 'Red Dead Redemption 2' is finally being made for PS4!
Well I meant more specifically how do you build your character. As for difficultly, i find i get easily frustrated by RPGs because they require a ton of trial and error, Plus they punish you big time if you don't know what you're doing. Skyrim frustrated me early in game because you can't tell how strong someone is by looking at them unless you already have some knowledge of enemy names. So id be cutting a path of death through these weak bandits, then come up on their leader (who doesn't look all that impressive) yet he hits me so hard it takes a huge chunk of my health even while blocking. Or like Dragons Dogma, i just get done killing a 20ft tall hydra and then a cyclops with no problem. Then half an hour later my whole group gets DESTROYED by some bandit wearing leather scraps and with a bucket on his head >.<
Titanfall 2 is way better than I was expecting. The campaign was pretty fun. Not sure how long the multiplayer will last with me, though. It suck at it. Last time I played it seven times before never touching it again.
Haha yea you got that right brutha! :bigsmile::thumbup:
I have a PS4 too, but there's not too many games on the console I've truly enjoyed. The Last of us would be one of them, a true masterpiece in the gaming world.
Nah bruh PC is for adult entertainment and word documents. :bigsmile:
I think Lainy may have been talking about if you spend a great deal of time gaming and less socializing. Like me for instance, I hardly leave my house on the weekend and spend most of it gaming. So I cant say its helped my interpersonal skills.
@Gunther Ye but don't you only feel good playing games? I feel like large deal of people only play games and don't go outside because they have some sort of ''anxiety'' or mental illness. In reality they are just basement dwellers who escape social life trough games, and playing games makes it worse. Maybe I',m wrong