Off-line games are better with hacks. amirite?

Sometimes it's fun to play just like the devs intended, sometimes it's fun to break the rules like that. I think it's fair.

by Anonymous 17 hours ago

Amen. Go-go no weight limit cheats in Skyrim. Inventory management is not a compelling gameplay mechanic to me.

by Anonymous 17 hours ago

That I can get, I like when games adds some gameplay settings for some things, like timers and carry limits, but if you can onehit everyone then it's just boring, at least if the game wasn't made for that in mind.

by ColdManagement 16 hours ago

Fair, but then again: you don't need to set the strings like that. If someone comes home from a tough day of work and wants to have some fun in the world of Elden Ring then it should be totally up to them to turn down the difficulty and just go berserk on anything.

by Lanky_Hat 16 hours ago

If that's genuinely how you enjoy games like MH SP, then sure. But I doubt it, I think this is a resilience issue. Losing in these games costs you nothing and teaches you what you're doing wrong. Not every encounter has to be a win and accepting that can be more satisfying long term. By enabling the cheats when you lose you're robbing yourself of the satisfaction of overcoming the challenge.

by Initial_Try_9472 16 hours ago

Overcoming greater and greater challenges is very addictive. For that reason I self impose challenges in games all the time, like beating Elden Ring with a level 1 character

by Initial_Try_9472 16 hours ago

It is not fun for YOU and that is not the same as not fun for others. I don't play games for a challenge. I have work for a challenge. I play games to relax and explore.

by Anonymous 16 hours ago

Losing in these games costs you nothing Except time.

by Alexanne35 16 hours ago

Max level is boring half the fun of the games is leveling up

by wilbermertz 15 hours ago

Skill issue

by Anonymous 15 hours ago

Life is not short. Life is RNG,

by TightViolinist 14 hours ago

Fun comes from mastering a (preferably challenging) game, otherwise I might as well just buy a $5 stim toy and mash buttons.

by Kevinparisian 14 hours ago

You do whatever you want in solo/offline, as long as you don't play online and ruin other people's fun. Not only in PvP games but also in coop games like MH.

by Anonymous 13 hours ago

Nope

by Eula68 13 hours ago

It's your time and your enjoyment. I'll agree that when I want to play, I usually enjoy certain aspects of a game, and I'll try to skip the other parts. If I've got to 'work' for something, then why did I even leave the office?

by PrintParticular 13 hours ago

I'll run a trainer for a game only after beating it clean. At the end of the day you do what makes you happy. That is the point of it

by Nadiakoepp 13 hours ago

A game where you know you're going to win isn't a game, it's a checklist. Some singleplayer games can make that checklist fun through story or feedback loops, but it's still a worse experience.

by brantkeeling 12 hours ago

Hell yes. I try to beat a game legit the first time but after that,this is my world and you're all just living in it

by Anonymous 12 hours ago

Grand Theft Auto 4 and 5 were definitely a lot of fun with immortality, infinite bullets etc...

by Weissnatderick 12 hours ago

Some people have fun while doing whatever they want not what the developers want.

by Eva72 11 hours ago

Hell no. Working towards a goal and progression IS the fun. Yes, games are to decompress not compress but if there's no challenge and no resistance it sucks.

by Anonymous 11 hours ago

Not sure if it's an unpopular opinion when GameSharks were a successful product.

by Mercedesbashiri 10 hours ago