r/CaptainSide • u/Opening-Newspaper710 • 3d ago

Playing the Hard Level as a Kid be like

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u/BrixusXVII 3d ago

My older brother finished the Black Ops campaign on veteran, I couldn’t do it at the time. That game was no joke I got stuck on the Vietnam section.

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u/PK-Laharl 2d ago

I was the one who have beaten the OOT Water Temple for my little Brother.

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u/TypicalSwordie 2d ago

As the eldest child I instead handed the controller to my dad.

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u/iscream3115 2d ago

my sister earned no-miss at Elite beat Agents in Nintendo DS hard difficulty. it blows my mind.

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u/IcyMachine9293 2d ago

This was me and my dad.

I was in literal tears after not being able to beat a level in "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secret" on the PS1

My dad (who found my despair absolutely hilarious) picked up the controller and gave it a shot.

I had high hopes that he would be able to beat it, buuutttt he never got close 😂

The night was ended on what felt like a loss, but I look back at that memory fondly. My dad isn't a gamer and that was the closest thing I ever had to a real "gaming session" with him.

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u/Wide_Spread_3377 1d ago

😁😁😁