what game difficulty do you play your games at?

what game difficulty do you play your games at?

I play mostly on easy these days. Having a bunch of games that I havent finished yet. Playing them all on easy seems to be the best bet for me to finish them all. Plus im lazy.

At least on normal. Some games I like to crank it up to hardest or whatever, but I never feel any enjoyment playing on easy.

I usually start out on the medium difficulty, but lately I've been thinking of raising my game to another level...literally!

Normal. I figure that's the mode the developers built the game around

Used to play on easy alot, now I choose normal. Always bad to choose easy and just find out that you are breezing through the game.

The easiest. I just want to have fun/experience the story001011000101101

I juggle between easy and normal. But I usually pick the easiest difficulty. I don't have the vast amounts of free time I had when I was a kid so I usually choose easy. So yeah...easy cheesy for me, and I'll go back and play on a harder difficulty if I really like the game.

generally i start at normal.

but if i'm pressed for time i'll do it on easy. by 'pressed for time' i mean that like perhaps in 2 or 3 days in the future of starting to play i have to go away or be doing something important. In that case i just wanna enjoy the story.

Normal, the way games were intended to be playedcampzor

Majority of the time on hard. I only play on medium if I know for a fact I'm gonna due a second playthrough.

i normally start on normal and then replay till i hit the ahrdest difficulty. i then use eaqsy if i ever wish to get any specific achievements

normal or hard

Middle difficulty.....

Medium difficulty. Then if I decide to go for the platinum, that usually requires a playthrough on the highest difficulty. For racing games I always turn all the assists off and crank up the AI to it's hardest difficulty.

Between Normal and Hard

Normal

Usually normal, keeps the game fun and challenging.

Usually hard, games are pretty damn easy these days.

Usually start on medium.

I always play on Easy because I don't want any frustrations to ruin how the fun the game is. Plus some games on easy aren't actually easy anyway.

Normal. Sometimes I'll switch it lower or higher if I'm having trouble or I'm looking for a challenge but normal is almost always fine.

Normal on the first playthough. So I can take in, and enjoy the whole game.

I like to play on hard. Guess I think you get more satisfaction and sense of achievement from getting through a particularly difficult section or boss when playing on hard.

Sometimes you need to try different tactics or use certain weapons that you may have deemed useless on a easier setting, so for me it gets the most out a game if played on hard.

i play on normal typically

I first play games at Easy, then once I get used to the game-play, I will increase the difficulty to Normal, then Hard. I do so in games like Mario Kart DS and Kid Icarus: Uprising (games which I have played for long sessions).

I always play on medium.

I usually like to start on normal and if I'm replaying a game I'll move it up to hard.

Normal,then i go up.

Normal. It makes me feel as if that was the way the developers intended it to be played. If I like it enough, I might try the harder difficulties later on.

Usually hard. However, if the "hard" aspect is just making the game ridiculously cheap, I tone it down.Heirren

Hard usually. If it's worth a second playthrough then whatever the hardest difficulty is. I like my games to be a challenge.

If it's an FPS or Gears of War, usually the hardest possible. Everything else I generally play on normal when I play it for the first time, But I'll usually go back and beat them on a harder difficulty later.

Normal/Medium is usually where I start most games.

Hardest even though the AI kicks my butt and takes names.

Usuallly I start on the Hardest unless.

• It needs to be unlocked
• I just want to relax and not worry about imminate death
• If its Devil May Cry 4 (I suck at that game>.>)
• Or its so hard to th point, where id be a better idea to get a idea of what to do on an eaier playthrough, then crank it up.