Do You Play Games on Easy, Normal or Hard?

Do You Play Games on Easy, Normal or Hard?

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Easy - I like casual playthrough
 
If there's an Ultimate I play that. I want to feel everything game has to offer.
 
It really depends on the game. I normally just do Medium. I feel like medium is where most people focus on making their game, it's what they program around, then they make it harder/easier to play. So I personally feel like most games "true" game mode is easy. If it's a cozy style game though I'll do easy, and if it's a FPS style or competitive/skill based game I'll do the hardest difficulty. It truly does depend on the game for me
 
I tend to start on easy to get used to the game.

If it then rewards me with trophies for finishing it on harder difficulties, I'll give it a go.
 
I usually start with normal difficulty. I think that's more balanced for most games. I don't like easy mode as it's too soft and boring. Hard mode can be very frustrating too. So, I prefer the normal difficulty level.
 
I've played most of my games on normal mode because I have this mentality that it is the best approach to go. I can switch to difficult mode when I realize that the normal mode is not giving me what I want. I want to play games when it is challenging, which is why I tweak more towards difficult mode than easy mode.
 
It actually depends on whether I am able to play and enjoy the game. If the hard mode is impossible to play, I go on easy until I can figure it out. Otherwise I take on the challenge.
 
It depends on the game which I'm about to play. For most Souls games I play, I start out on easy mode to get how things are done before I switch to hard.
 
It depends. Most times, I usually prefer playing my games on normal; then, on very rare occasions, I play on hard if normal feels too easy.
 
Sometimes on 'difficult' and often on 'normal'; I don't play on 'easy' anymore—I used to do that when I was literally 5 years old.
 
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