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is it just me or were these games rly short and easy on the hard difficulty? made me feel like whn i bought fable 2 and was like wtf after a few hours it was over >_<

necrondude89 wrote:is it just me or were these games rly short and easy on the hard difficulty? made me feel like whn i bought fable 2 and was like wtf after a few hours it was over >_<

They got some good replay value though. If you find them too hard, put them on Insane.

Personally if I play a game for 10 hours and enjoy every minute of it, then I am happy. People spend hundreds of hours grinding and killing the same creatures over and over. I really liked Dead Space 1 & 2. I bet I played them both all the way through 5 times.

Play more Final Fantasy and go for 100% completion??

ive been playing Final fantasy since i was 6 >_> LOL and i dont find it hard just easy

I wouldn't say an 8-12hr campaign is "short"

First playthrough of Deadspace 2 took me about 10 hours I believe, was a pretty good length imo.

First playthrough took me 15 hours, but that was because I was on Zealot and had to eventually lower the difficulty. Still haven't played through on Hardcore, mostly because I don't have the time to do it; having only one day off because work is down 3 people is pretty harsh on the gameplaying time.

I have not had a chance to play deadspace 2 (CURSE YOU GAMEFLY) but I really enjoyed the first game.

Simply put it was everything RE5 failed to be IMO.

Tbh even at 10 hours the game was starting to pall. The only 'highlight' well switch up in difficulty/pace was the introduction of the ubermorph towards the end. One problem i had with it was that even me, who is far from a completionist or indeed skilled gamer, found at least ~45 of the powernodes sans Faq. Same with the audio logs, the collectables simply were not well hidden. Another weird thing is that due to the player weighted 'random' ammo generation if i had never bought another gun bar the cutter (which in hindsight is the best gun) i would have had a much easier time of it.

You know what my most anger inducing moment of the game was?

Unlocking how to find Peng, and then skipping it, only finding out what I skipped after I beat the game......

THat's a good 10,000 dollars I should have had.........