W29 on 27 October 2007
| Entroper said: For me, it depends on what kind of game it is. Most games I prefer to play without a guide, unless I get stuck somewhere and really can't figure out what I'm supposed to do. Whip out the guide for 5 seconds, do the thing, and put the guide away again. Then once I've finished the game I can look through the guide to see what I missed. Some games, though, are really annoying and anal about having you collect things, and there are things that would kinda screw you over if you missed them. If I can tell it's going to be that kind of game, I'll use a guide all the way through the game. Or if it's a game like Gran Turismo, a guide can be helpful to let you know what prizes you get from completing each event, so you know which ones are more worth your time. In these cases I don't feel like using a guide is "cheating" because winning races is completely up to your driving skill. |
Thanks, I agree on all points 8)
