whats a game that you got significantly far into, only to realize you were doing something wrong or missing a key feature/ability altogether?
whats a game that you got significantly far into, only to realize you were doing something wrong or missing a key feature/ability altogether?
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Half Life. Final boss fight. Not enough ammo and I couldn't be bothered to go several hours of saves back to replay and conserve ammo.
I'm playing a similar game called just "Life". I seem to have misplaced the manual for it which is quite the hurdle because there are no save/restore points.
It's an open-world game and there are many NPC's, but the few bosses seem randomly placed (at least, I haven't found any pattern to it) and what's worse is that you can't really tell them apart from regular NPC's until you've already engaged them! Got burned by that a fair bit more than once.
I've considered just starting over but the prospect of losing literally my entire progress... 😬
I got stuck on Resident Evil Rebirth for the same reason. Took me years before I motivating myself to give it an other shot.
I have a similar experience with Quake's final boss. It's the only thing in the entire game you don't kill by shooting. Took me 3 freaking days to figure it out.
It's stupid as hell because it's like the easiest thing to do, but no game had anything remotely like that, and it wasn't a mechanic shown to the player at all in SP (if you don't know you have to telefrag the boss by jumping into a gate when a purple spikey thing flying around the room clips through the boss).