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For what it's worth, I don't find SMB to be a difficult game unless you're going for 100%, and then becomes its own beast when you do the 'no-death' achievements.
Maybe one day i will try to get the achievements.But in many other games achievements are worthless like kill 100 people or fire 10000 bullets or give someone a bottle of milk or even complete 1 level.So i did not think to look at super meat boys achievements before!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8ZzmhtNVE8
If you watch someone fight this zelda boss before you the boss will remain (not easy)
If you watch someone complete a super meat boy stage before you do then it will be much MUCH easyer
I dont call smb skill because of this fact
Dont correct my grammer =P
Your original post says that it isn't hard because you have to memorise how to beat the levels:
It isn't as simple as that, even if you have a strategy it can be difficult to actually perform it accurately and consistently. You have to practice to beat the level, and even if you've practiced levels several times there's a lot of room for error that keeps it from being simple memorisation. Try and play through the rapture light world right now without dieing, you've already completed it once and it's familiar to you but you're not going to pull off a no-death run without practice, accuracy and consistency.
If not that, watch some 106% speedruns and you'll see that even people who have practiced for thousands of hours make mistakes and very rarely get sub-100 death runs despite memorising the entire game.
And you really can't compare it to a puzzle game like zelda which relies almost solely on figuring out and knowing what to do. Compare it to any of the other platformers (and hotline miami) I've mentioned, you won't beat any of them just by watching someone else play them. (except limbo because that pretty much is a puzzle game and relies on knowing what to do)
I know what i said at the first post.I dont understand what you mean about memorization and accuracy.I'v been getting bored of smb so i have not got to the dark worlds yet or anytime soon but regardless you cant throw half the game out of the subject