Is Splatoon 2's Octo Expansion worth it if you don't like high difficulty and are easily frustrated?

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JWeinCom said:

curl-6 said:

Yeah I was relieved to hear you could skip levels you got stuck on, but even then, I wouldn't be having much fun if I spent the whole time failing and skipping, failing and skipping.

I'm not the most capable gamer due to mild motor control impairment. I can still play most games just fine, but my fingers aren't fast or accurate enough for me to ever be an expert gamer, and I get pissed off easily when I fail at stuff.

About the hardest games I've ever beaten were Monster Hunter 3 and RE4 on Professional.

It's hard to compare it. RE4 on professional is probably harder overall (assuming you're not carrying over a save file with weapons and such), but a lot of the challenge in that game can be mitigated by good planning and resource management, where here the challenge is mostly about reflexes.

The best comparison I could think of is that the jump in difficulty from the main campaign is similar to the jump between Mario Galaxy 1 and 2. It's notably harder, but still not crazy hard.

Alrighty, good to know. It's mostly the reflex/dexterity stuff that bothers me. I had no real issues with the campaign of either Splatoon 1 or 2, but the final "world" of 2 was around where I started to near the edge of my comfort zone.