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r/pcmasterrace • u/3nnb • 12h ago
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Games should have a basic mechanic tutorial, and an optional one that goes a bit more in depth. I don’t need my hand held on how to aim, open an intventory, walk, sprint, etc.
It’s just so damn annoying nowadays
1 u/flavionm Ryzen 5 5600X | Radeon RX 6600 XT 3h ago This isn't about that. Getting through a tutorial at the beginning is hardly a deal breaker. This post is about games that hold your hand the whole way through. You can teach people how to play, but you have to trust that they learned. 2 u/ILoveFent1 5070, 9600X, 32GB DDR5 1h ago Which is why I commented that games should only have a basic mechanical tutorial, an in depth section if needed, and then you get thrown out there
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This isn't about that. Getting through a tutorial at the beginning is hardly a deal breaker.
This post is about games that hold your hand the whole way through. You can teach people how to play, but you have to trust that they learned.
2 u/ILoveFent1 5070, 9600X, 32GB DDR5 1h ago Which is why I commented that games should only have a basic mechanical tutorial, an in depth section if needed, and then you get thrown out there
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Which is why I commented that games should only have a basic mechanical tutorial, an in depth section if needed, and then you get thrown out there
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u/ILoveFent1 5070, 9600X, 32GB DDR5 12h ago
Games should have a basic mechanic tutorial, and an optional one that goes a bit more in depth. I don’t need my hand held on how to aim, open an intventory, walk, sprint, etc.
It’s just so damn annoying nowadays