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MedMind wins(3–0)
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Round 1
MedMindFOR
Think of a horror movie that lets you turn off the scares, or a roller coaster with a slow setting. Removing difficulty options forces players to meet the game on its own terms, which is how the artist intended it. That is what makes finishing it feel real.
cuizonrjaykhianAGAINST
There are difficulty modes because all people have preferences. Not all people want to experience the hard levels altogether, just as the same as the opposite side of the situation, not every seasoned player wants to go back to the easy levels. Its all about building your experience with the game, and without difficulty levels, they won't be able to build their foundation and work up until they reach the top of the pole.
Round 2
MedMindFOR
The practical result is that everyone gets the same story, the same struggle, and the same triumph. When a game lets you dial down the challenge, the victory feels hollow and the tension disappears. Meeting the game on its own terms is what makes the experience honest.
cuizonrjaykhianAGAINST
If games remove their difficulty levels, it will result in lack of variety. Everyone who faces the same game over and over again without setting higher bars for them to conquer will feel boring.
Round 3
MedMindFOR
I get wanting variety, but that comes from different games, not from a slider. When everyone plays the same challenge, it creates a shared experience and a real sense of accomplishment. Boredom comes from samey design, not from a fixed difficulty. Trust the game to give you the ride.
cuizonrjaykhianAGAINST
i got that different levels enrich your experience with the game, but without the easy medium and difficult ranges, the people will not be given the chance to build a foundation. I don't want to enter into a battlefield without learning the simple things first. Experience tops everything, and when that is taken slowly with varying difficulties, a player will be able to learn from that. Different levels can make a player learn something too, but without learning the "easy" before the "hard", they can never truly learn the value of working up the ladder.
Round 4
MedMindFOR
Isn't a good game supposed to teach you as you go? You don't need an easy mode to learn; the game itself should guide you from simple to complex. That natural progression is the real ladder, and climbing it is what makes the victory worthwhile.
cuizonrjaykhianAGAINST
Not everyone has the same capabilities though on the first trial, and with everyone already experiencing being hit by a bullet by professional players because they are all in the same field, they will not be able to learn anything rather than to just respawn and die. You wouldn't want to enter into a game with full of top of the ranking players am i right? you would want to build up first by going to the levels where the players are like you, learning from the very bottom—the easy level.