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Cksalzy Feb 19 @ 11:20am
skill issue in gaming and advice on coping??
im a casual gamer but i want to enjoy hard games like dark souls and soulslike but its just so hard for me. How do i get better? is there a way to just be a better player in general? its been like this for years. Anyone have any advice on how they got better at gaming?
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cSg|mc-Hotsauce Feb 19 @ 11:25am 
Originally posted by Cksalzy:
skill issue in gaming and advice on coping??

im a casual gamer but i want to enjoy hard games like dark souls and soulslike but its just so hard for me. How do i get better? is there a way to just be a better player in general? its been like this for years. Anyone have any advice on how they got better at gaming?

Repetition, practice.

:nkCool:
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ReBoot Feb 19 @ 11:31am 
There's soulslikes with difficulty modes there's other genres of Third-person action. Check out Darksiders 3 and Nier Automata, they got a whiff of souls like without hurting you as much
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Бобок Feb 19 @ 1:03pm 
If the game’s difficulty is in being too fast for you, in single player mode you may consider using Cheat Engine to slow it down. I checked, that doesn’t necessarily “kill the fun”. But if it’s strategy that’s too hard, you can probably look up builds and solutions, and copy them, but it won’t be you playing the game anymore, it will be the solution creator playing via you, and that’s not fun.
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Mr. Smiles Feb 19 @ 1:18pm 
Gitgud and take copium.

Ez fix.
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tvtoon Feb 19 @ 1:40pm 
Depends on what you want to play, some games take more than controller skills to play, if you want to be the better on games, I recommend playing different games more than you would normally do.

For a real example: Tekken 7, I am almost beating the exorcist guy in story mode (hardest), but still get caught on his breaking stances, it will happen, when is another question.
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Cksalzy Feb 19 @ 5:47pm 
Originally posted by Mr. Smiles:
Gitgud and take copium.

Ez fix.
how about some actual advice?
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HIVEmind Feb 19 @ 7:19pm 
Get good hardware. A good motherboard, CPU, ram, video card. Mouse and keyboard as well. A good is to go with. Also.

The rest is skill and practice. We are all noobs to start.
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HIVEmind Feb 19 @ 7:21pm 
Welcome to your next level of entertainment. It becomes a hobby
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