have you guys ever finished games without knowing about core mechanics?
like mechanics you (supposedly) need to kill bosses or to finish levels.
I finished metal gear rising without knowing how to block and other m without those quicktime event instakills and self healing
i just did not know how you could do any of that.
Have you guys ever finished games without knowing about core mechanics?
i beat every dark souls game without parrying once
Thread sounds like a fun read. I can't remember any of mine. I know there was an NES game that used the select button for something. I got pretty far without using it.
I finished Witcher 3 without knowing what 95% of the potions and oils do.
I pretty much brawled my way unto the end.
First time I played through The Wind Waker, I didn't know you could stop swinging from the grappling hook and climb its rope until the post-Puppet Ganon room forced me to figure that out. Subsequent playthroughs of the game have left me trying to remember what kind of back-assward workarounds I putzed my way into for a few situations.
i beat this game without upgrading Emerl once
Just finished FF7 Remake without realizing that Punisher style is for counter hits.
The only one I can think of is that I beat Arkham Asylum and City without realizing you could use gadgets during combat.
Like I knew you could throw batarangs in the middle of combos but I didn't know stuff like the freeze and proximity bombs worked until I saw a guy doing the challenge mode on youtube.
I beat both campaigns of Zoids Battle Legends without knowing you could lock on. I melee'd or used lock-on missiles for everything.
Beat Awakening without recruiting a single child unit