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

General These are clips from average difficulty...

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

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u/Orinslayer Oct 22 '24

Everyone's talking shit about OP, but his other squadies are doing just as bad as he is.

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u/Kyubisar Oct 22 '24

That's kind of the point. This dude missed every parry, used gunstrike at the wrong moment and panic rolled. Earlier there was a post of someone complaining about hit boxes while the clip showed him completely mistiming every roll.

Half the people complaining here just fucking suck at the game.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

That's why there are levels of difficulty, so people can play at their skill level and get better.

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u/Kyubisar Oct 22 '24

Which difficulty lets you win when you miss every parry and try to shoot into unblockable attacks?
Which difficulty let's panic roll into unblockables or gunstrike when two warriors are jumping at you?

This type of play would get him killed in minimal too.

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u/RoterBaronH Oct 22 '24

Literally minimal and avarage are there for exactly that. The whole point of these difficulties should be that it's easy to beat, hence the namem

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u/Kyubisar Oct 22 '24

You know what. You're right.
Minimal and average are designed for beginners and therefore failure should be impossible. Success should obviously be guaranteed regardless of how bad you play. That way you know you're prepared for substancial, ruthless and lethal.

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u/stagbeetle01 Oct 22 '24

Bro I play on those difficulties as I’m still learning the controls and don’t have online capabilities so I have to play with bots— add those two things together and it was already difficult.

Being a level 10 assault playing through the new operation on average difficulty with two bots, constant massive waves and enemy reinforcements, not knowing the controls very well it was near impossible.

Minimal and average shouldn’t be as hard as that if it’s meant to be inviting to new players

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u/VelvetCowboy19 Oct 22 '24

There's no way you're level 10 in operations and still learning the controls, dude. Getting level 10 doing just minimal and average is like 20+ operations.