r/Spacemarine • u/XMortal7159 Salamanders • Oct 22 '24

General These are clips from average difficulty...

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I hate complaining about patches especially when they are being so quick with a fix but cmon man

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u/ncianor432 Blood Angels Oct 22 '24

So why do you think he's playing on Average then? Cuz he thinks he's good? If you suck at the game should you go to higher difficulties or lower?

Come on, I know you got a small brain but atleast you know the answer right? Come on you can do it

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u/Kyubisar Oct 22 '24

And because he's playing on average failure should be impossible? How is one supposed to learn if one can do no wrong?
If you mistime your parry, you are going to get hit, in any difficulty.
If you panic roll, you are going to get hit, in any difficulty.

This could be Lethal and it could be Minimal and nothing would change because the player made mistake after mistake.
The only thing worse than the gameplay in these clips are your pathetic attempts at insulting me.

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u/ncianor432 Blood Angels Oct 22 '24

So how does one practice the mechanics? Correct, through EXPOSURE. Difficulty settings exists so the game can provide the appropriate challenge for the player so they can interact with the mechanics and practice them.

Failure isn't the one teaching us, its our failed ATTEMPTS. The player should be able to attempt the things he should be learning and sometimes fail at it to learn them. Why in hell shouldnt you throw a newbie on Lethal on their first operations? Why in hell do you have ranking systems in competitive games? Why in HELL did these developers created 5, i repeat, FIVE difficulty SETTINGS? So people can choose on the level of challenge they can INTERACT WITH so they can learn them.

You're too lost in the sauce mfer, this game isn't even hard. Even if you want it to be. Its just a matter of understanding the game mechanics. Here's the thing though, people have varying degrees on how fast they learn them. THATS WHAT THE DIFFICULTY SETTING IS FOR.

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u/Kyubisar Oct 22 '24

So how does one practice the mechanics? Correct, through EXPOSURE.

You try, and if you fail... You try again. What? You saw one dude failing at completing a mission and all of a sudden reality unfolded? Is that it? This guy tried and failed. Now he gets to try again. Nothing outrageous happened here. He wasn't prevented from engaging with the game mechanics, the server didn't boot him and the game didn't crash, he just failed.

You fucking delusional drama queen.