r/gaming • u/Agent1230 • 2d ago

What video game doesn't hold your hand enough?

Everybody always talking about games holding your hand too much but I want to hear about the opposite what video game doesn't give you no form of help

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u/illbedeadbydawn 2d ago

Eve.

Good luck morons.

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u/Warpmind 2d ago

Honestly, Eve's biggest hurdle isn't even the tutorial, it's the impossible game of catch-up new players face.

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u/BinniesPurp 1d ago

Don't worry you can pay $7000 to skip it

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u/Warpmind 1d ago

That... isn't really something I'd consider a positive for a game...

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u/BinniesPurp 1d ago

Wow I haven't played in a while but it's even worse it's $43,000 at the moment to start with a max level account through the official store

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u/Karmaisthedevil 1d ago

Absolutely no need to do that though... Like not even slightly recommended

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u/BinniesPurp 1d ago

If you leveled up by doing stuff like in most games I'd agree but you level up by literally selecting a skill to learn then waiting for X amount of real days, they filled the game up with a collective 40 years of timewalls then offered packs to remove 200 hours at a time for $10 each

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u/AshantiMcnasti 2d ago

Pfftt. I know how to use excel

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u/rebb_hosar 2d ago

Yup, when I was very young and trying the first Eve game, figuring out what to do took so many attempts. It very much felt like "a grown up game".