often a play a game on easy first time through to work out whether its worth the 2nd or 3rd playthrough, that is all (next playthrough would be on hard if worthy)

"hell him because only casual ***** play en easy" very good, very good. Such is the fate of all such children.

So I usually played on easy but a few weeks ago I got. Y little brother halo reach and we were playing on coop. We didn't realize it was on normal until after a few levels. Then I have gone back to each level on my own on normal.

I usually only play on normal mode for the story, then games like doom i'll bump up because I enjoy the anxiety of rockets and fire balls and barons coming at me while 'trying to run across on an inch thick bridge to get a key that will spawn two cyber demons behind me that i'll have to kill before I get to the exit room hat has a chain gunner and two meat ball ***** waiting above the door that will kill me when the exit switch was in front of me

I always tend to play games on either the hardest or second hardest difficulty. This did not exactly work out when I played The Witcher 2 on Insane mode on my first try. (I didn't read the blurb about death being permanent.)

I didn't even make it to the ballista.

I played god of war on extreme dificulty. got past the medusa and then i eventually rage quit.

/v/, where you aren't enough of a summerfag for /b/, but not enough of an elitist for /tv/.

I always play games on the hardest modes first.

I like being a casual player

his friends want to come over for a sleepover, they don't get through the door...

**weenieandthebutt rolls 9,787** QUADS

did the same **** with my 9 year old nephew...but what really made me proud about that little ****** , is he's playing retro games all by himself.

If a game is good I play it twice atleast.
First time on easy, because I want to relax and learn the game and get through the story as soon as possible.
Second time on hardest setting available, because I want to truly beat the game.