Hey all,
This game is quite good fun actually, the dialog is very good, the graphics are pretty impressive, & it somewhat of a spooky game, however.........it is too easy!
Are there no difficulty settings? Because I can't find any...
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Go for #1 on the leaderboards like everyone else who thinks the game is too easy.Originally Posted by iAnjunabeatshowever.........it is too easy!
I don't do getting my name up in lights, that is for kids........but the game is too easy!Originally Posted by KyoshiYozimaGo for #1 on the leaderboards like everyone else who thinks the game is too easy.Originally Posted by iAnjunabeatshowever.........it is too easy!
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Get #1 on the leaderboard if the game is so easy... That's what people do when a game is too easy, it provides a challenging aspect of the game.Originally Posted by iAnjunabeatsI don't do getting my name up in lights, that is for kids........but the game is too easy!
And how is challenging yourself to make the game more difficult by trying to accomplish a high score "kiddish"?
Sounds to me like someone is exaggerating about the game being too easy. If this was the case then surely you'd be smarter enough to figure out a way to make the game challenging, (aka getting a top score). The linear part of games nowadays are (usually) always easy for the adept gamer, the devs aren't going to make the game harder.. So find a way to make it harder for yourself! Below is a perfect example:
Psh... passing Inferno II was so easy...
0 faulting it, however, is a level beyond passing it.
Then getting it under a minute is a level beyond 0 faulting it.
Then getting it under 40 seconds is a level beyond getting it under a minute.
So on and so forth. Do you understand? These games have scoring systems for a reason.
If you're looking for a greater single-player challenge and haven't played it yet, try the original Allen Wake. It has the same general mechanics, excellent production values and it's a good deal creepier. After you clear it once it unlocks nightmare difficulty, which ramps things up noticeably.
From what I understand Remedy deliberately shifted focus to a more accessible, action oriented approach for American Nightmare, whereas the original has a less powerful protagonist, limited supplies, and is more difficult in general (some folks had trouble with ammo management).
Originally Posted by KyoshiYozimaGet #1 on the leaderboard if the game is so easy... That's what people do when a game is too easy, it provides a challenging aspect of the game.Originally Posted by iAnjunabeatsI don't do getting my name up in lights, that is for kids........but the game is too easy!
And how is challenging yourself to make the game more difficult by trying to accomplish a high score "kiddish"?
Sounds to me like someone is exaggerating about the game being too easy. If this was the case then surely you'd be smarter enough to figure out a way to make the game challenging, (aka getting a top score). The linear part of games nowadays are (usually) always easy for the adept gamer, the devs aren't going to make the game harder.. So find a way to make it harder for yourself! Below is a perfect example:
Psh... passing Inferno II was so easy...
0 faulting it, however, is a level beyond passing it.
Then getting it under a minute is a level beyond 0 faulting it.
Then getting it under 40 seconds is a level beyond getting it under a minute.
So on and so forth. Do you understand? These games have scoring systems for a reason.
Touching story.......thanks!
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Based on a true storyOriginally Posted by iAnjunabeatsTouching story.......thanks!
What I said came out wrong, I shouldn't of said it is for kids, sorry if I offended anyone, I didn't mean to.........I should of said it isn't that important to me (high scores), oops!Originally Posted by KyoshiYozimaBased on a true storyOriginally Posted by iAnjunabeatsTouching story.......thanks!
If I get a better score on something, brilliant.........& if I don't, oh well!
But I do find AW:AN easy, I wish it had difficulty settings on it...
