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yesterday i didnt save at campfire in tombraider on ps3 and now have to redo the level cause i assumed it autosaved
If the devs didn't want you to do that, then they wouldn't have made it an option.
Don't need to waste time for stupid pride in single player game.
Sometimes I even use god mode and various cheat in fallout just to build settlements without scrapping thousands of thing first.
Yeah but I never finished them since my thumb never left the first page.
As for save scumming, yup, I save scum with no shame.
absolutely epic.
a true gaming warrior walks these grand halls.
the women shall swoon and the men shall be wistful
HAHA!
If I really like a game and respect the mechanics and think it's possible, I will try to beat the game in Ironman mode on the hardest difficulty. I'm actually quite proud of some of my accomplishments.
I finally wrote a guide for one of the games. Heh, and see it's currently the most popular out of 44 guides. That makes me feel good.
I recently did it in Killer Frequency, which isn't forgiving with its save system. The game wants you to just go with it, but if you want to save everyone, you gotta do many saves. I'm gonna play it again to get the achievement for getting everyone killed
But then I need to play through it a third time to save everyone (f'd up my first playthough), and to also get the speedrunning achievement that comes with saving everyone
I save scum mostly when I don't understand a game mecanics and I want to test it without having to repair everything if it goes wrong. Or in an rpg when I find a decision stupid enough to be fun to watch but don't want to actually do that. I do it one time, load my save and make my actual decision, just for entertainment purpose.