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Message: [QUOTE="b1tchcelcracra, post: 387608, member: 36027"] i agree! i got a psvita recently and have always wanted to play dragon crown (for the pretty ladies) and while it is hard playing on your own without a party, the skill tree really makes it very easy to just mash your way out; i later found out vanillaware's other game, odin sphere, also got a port to the vita, playing classic mode on it was genuinely intense every step of the way, i was getting my ass whooped by a cute little bear that ate honey and took naps in the middle of our fight but being able to progress on it without losing health and needing to waste more resources was a good puzzle. for even more high skill based games like shmups or fighting games, i feel like theyre basically a new skill that you have to master like a piano; like what [I]full extent of the jam[/I] mentions. learning how to stop mashing and fully understand the rock paper scissors core mechanic in virtua fighter 4 evo's quest mode really reminded me of practising a song back in high school, for that my motivation was the feeling of doing something actually productive. of course, then i get reminded that my house doesnt have ethernet and cant install it, so i wont be able to actually play against real people :( at the same time, now that i think about it, i think this is where character design and even graphics contribute to enjoyment of difficulty; even if enemies keep dodging my attacks, landing a izuna drop in ng2 and watching skull and brain fragments splash out is really satisfying, while gene from God Hand being portrayed in the story as an underdog/slightly goofball shonen type mc makes it easier on myself to lose fights. [/QUOTE]

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