When I buy a game, I expect to gain access to every bit of content it comes with. I want to be able to try all the quests, get all the items or gadgets, or play all the levels. I don't mean to be greedy, but there are things that get in the way of that. The difficulty. The difficulty can make you want to either throw the controller out the window, or play with your feet and get all the achievements. I hope I don't end up with one of those, but mostly the throwing the controller out of the window. I hate it when I get stuck on a level and it prevents me from getting to the next quest. A game like Dark Souls or Devil May Cry are really hard, people say they are fair, and I have to agree with them, but I want to be able to enventually proceed to the next level. People who love gaming but are bad at games, they deserve to play all the quests if they pay for their experience. If you go to a movie, you deserve to see the whole movie, they can't prevent you from that. I'm not saying games shouldn't be hard, but there should be a cheat code, or a way to access all the levels. Say I bought a game like God Of War, (I'm not saying I hate it or it's too hard) and I hear about an incredible boss fight later on, I could be stuck on a level and dying to play that boss. What I want is a way to skip to it if I have been stuck on that level for a week. But the difference between games and movies, games makes you challenge yourself, you have to earn it to play that boss or get that special item. Games such as minecraft have inventory editors and GTA has a cheat code to get all the guns, thats what I want in games, the option to get all of the sweet stuff. But is it the people who made the games fault, the greed of me, or your ability to beat the game?