The Hang Out: your post count is going backwards!

[Evans]

Well, PSO seems temporarily back. /disappears

[Inferno.]

Play Call of Duty - World at War on veteran if you want a hard console FPS.

[Raype]

I'm gonna go black out for a couple hours.

And then, maybe, just maybe, I'll finally do something of note for the first time in forever.

[Drageuth]

I know a guy with a car.

WE CAN MAKE THIS HAPPEN.

The coming home part.

I will never understand their love of low grade beef and oversalted french fries.

No one should ever sacrifice on the quality of their beef.

[Gare]

What, if I play Bioshock on the PC, it will be impossible? Logic.

That's not what I meant. It's easy on the PC as well. It just seemed like it was simplified for a more casual console crowd, especially when compared to System Shock. Same reason why every other game has auto HP regen these days.

I'm noticing that in most games Easy = Super easy, Normal = Easy, Hard = Normal. If you're lucky, there's a difficulty level above Hard.

[Inferno.]

That's not what I meant. It's easy on the PC as well. It just seemed like it was simplified for a more casual console crowd, especially when compared to System Shock. Same reason why every other game has auto HP regen these days.

I'm noticing that in most games Easy = Super easy, Normal = Easy, Hard = Normal. If you're lucky, there's a difficulty level above Hard.

I can remember the days when hard was actually fucking hard. Now it's like, pretty easy. Unless the games are like Call of Duty and use cheap tactics like grenade spam/respawning enemies.

[Gare]

I remember Black being fairly challenging on the PS2, actually. Though I'm not sure whether that was the game being hard or just me sucking at it.

[Inferno.]

I remember Black being fairly challenging on the PS2, actually. Though I'm not sure whether that was the game being hard or just me sucking at it.

Yeah I remember games being rage worthily hard, then going back to them when I got better at games and then finding them really easy.

[Drageuth]

Maybe it's just me, but I always play games on Normal. I usually attribute Hard to "really fucking hard" and never really bother. Then again, I'm a pussy.

[Inferno.]

Maybe it's just me, but I always play games on Normal. I usually attribute Hard to "really fucking hard" and never really bother. Then again, I'm a pussy.

Hard, always.

Then re-play on easy for any trophies/collectibles I missed playing on hard.

[Gare]

I don't care much about difficulty. Sure, I always start on Normal, but generally I just set it to the one that feels the most comfortable. If the game's too easy, I'll crank it up to Hard, but if I get too furstrated, I don't really make a big deal out of switching to Easy.

[Inferno.]

Always hard. Never switch down, it disables trophies/will only net you up to normal.

[Krisan Thyme]

Maybe it's just me, but I always play games on Normal. I usually attribute Hard to "really fucking hard" and never really bother. Then again, I'm a pussy.

For the longest time, I would always pick Normal for my first playthrough, and then attempt Hard on a later (usually consecutive) playthrough. I would never pick Easy, ever. Though these days I find myself starting every game I play on the Hardest difficulty setting available.. which actually is rarely the hardest in the game. (As the actual hardest is only unlocked after Hard is cleared..)

[Quiji]

That's not what I meant. It's easy on the PC as well. It just seemed like it was simplified for a more casual console crowd, especially when compared to System Shock. Same reason why every other game has auto HP regen these days.

I'm noticing that in most games Easy = Super easy, Normal = Easy, Hard = Normal. If you're lucky, there's a difficulty level above Hard.

Survivor, which I don't feel like restarting the game for.

Wait, I can just change the difficulty at will? Kick ass, at least they got that right. I hate games that cement the difficultly with no chance to change it during if things get too hard/easy. That's why Fallout 3 is so awesome.

[Drageuth]

I always figure starting on Normal is a safe bet. If I find it slightly difficult, then I know I'm at the right setting. If I find it too hard, then I'll just rage through it and then never try it again on anything higher than Normal. Then again, I'm not a trophy whore, so I don't really care beyond that.