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I think you missed the point of the thread. Of course those are retarded. As SSJ Ness saidThose restrictions never existed, you're just retarded.
I even mention it in the OP. I don't care for Dark Souls, but fans often get mad at me for it because I "didn't play it right". If someone mentions beating Ornstein and Smouge by spamming magic, they'll get mad at them for "playing it wrong" because what they consider the best boss in the game can be beaten by walking backwards and spamming ranged attacks.Nobody should have shit to say to anybody about how to "really" play a game usually. I try to play games on normal but if I'm going to have more fun on easy then that's what I'm gonna do, even though a lot of people criticize playing that way.
What I'm interested in is what others have come across, and what games actually benefit from playing a specific way.
Going back to Xcom again, I play those games on easy and medium, but that's because I don't like doing the boring, but effective strategies, such as exploiting the ai into running into overwatch fire repeatedly. Also higher difficulties do some dumb things like weighing the RNG against you, or giving your soldiers a health penalty.I don't care that other people think it's cheating, some games are literally designed to cheat you so cheating back is fine, and other times they're just poorly designed, etc so I'm justified in using them. But where I draw a line is tough, otherwise I just end up brute forcing everything and ruining the fun.
I also play JRPGs on easy if it's an option, because I don't like grinding. I technically spend most of the game under level, but it all balances out as by the time my low level becomes a problem I'm leveling up every other fight.