Games and their so-called Advantage

[Onyxmeth]

Lightning_24 said:

Onyxmeth said:

Lightning_24 said:

Onyxmeth said:

Lightning_24 said:

I just want a game that gives me the advantage and i have the advantage throughout the whole game. Don't stifle me. lol

I'm not trying to bash these games, i just wanted more. Maybe i'm a different gamer than most, I don't like a challenge, i like fun. I want to have a game that is 100 hours long but easy to get through because i have this incredible power that no one can stop. But give me some creative ways to use that power, give me hordes of bad guys to kill. Give me extreamly hard bosses but let my powers overwhelm them.

You're talking about Dynasty Warriors. Tons of enemies, easy to kill, and you are always stupidly more powerful than them.

 

 

 

But i play it on Chaos a lot and it is really hard. The there are only like 4 or 5 characters i can beat Chaos mode with and Lu Bu is not one of them I die with him quickly.

Ok so I don't get what your problem is. You've said you want to feel overly powerful and not have a challnege and yet you bump your games up to the highest difficulties. Why don't you just play your games on easy? That is what it's there for.

 

 

 

No see the thing i am talking about is games that you are supposed to have an advantage in and then don't. I like playing games on Easy then on the Hardest difficulty. Those games are ones that i am okay with. It is the ones that have an advantage in them and then all of a sudden i don't have that advantage anymore.

But 3/4 of your examples in your OP had nothing to do with that.

Your complaint about Wolverine is not an about an advantage he had in the game and then does not have it, you're complaining about how faithful it is to the movie.

Your Uncharted example is stupid just because who would ever climb to get away from enemies in that game anyways? They'ed shoot your ass dead as you scaled a wall. The platforming segments of Uncharted were always seperate from the shooting segments anyways, so this is merely a new challenge to undertake as you platform, nothing more.

The Timeshift example had nothing to do with not having an advantage, just about limiting your time travel powers, which from how you put it seems to be consistent throughout the game.

I can't comment on Assassin's Creed because I've never played it.