r/ProgrammerHumor • • 2d ago

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u/joelene1892 2d ago

I hate this myself. I understand why people like it, but I want to be able to figure it out, not have it change on me. I like wiki pages with details and equations.

At this point I see more board games in my future, since they need to stay understandable.

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u/xanhast 1d ago

game designers go this path BECAUSE players have normalized walkthroughs and go read wikis instead of just playing the damn game

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u/joelene1892 1d ago

Your tone says this is a problem. I play the way I like, you play the way you like. I never said all games have to cater to me, so I’m not sure the issue you have?

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u/derefr 16h ago

I think the idea is that in most games designed around a primary PvP mode (strategy/4X games being one such category), the PvE is supposed to just feel like PvP. I.e. the AI is supposed to be a substitute for playing against real human players. And you're not supposed to be able to "learn" real human players. So if you can "learn" the AI, that's a bug.