"Late Night Fish Pond" is a self-reserved section of campfire camps where our editors talk about less serious topics. The column's name comes from "Late Night Cafeteria" - everyone has their own story, so let's tell it here.
Which of the game levels have you challenged many times to succeed?
For me, the most recent one in my mind should be the "nightclub" level in "Master". Although I had completed a set of movement training according to the tutorial, and even reviewed various punches and kicks over and over again after failing, I still did not get out of this level alive.
If you push the time a little further, you will have to mention the various hellish difficulty levels in the Stunt Motorcycle series. For a while, I ghostly reopened Stunt Moto: Rise, on the one hand, to refresh the following records of my previous levels, on the other hand, to try out the levels that I had not been able to unlock before, and now I had the ability to do it. The ending is that I did overtake myself in some levels and got the gold medal, but the perverted levels that I couldn't pass before are still unable to pass after exhausting various methods.
In addition, for me, who is a chef and loves to play, I naturally suffered in platform jumping games and Roguelike games. I remember the number of times I pit my teammates in the Teacuphead duo over the years, the experience of having to run the map again and again because I hit a thorn in The Hollow Knight, and the helplessness of returning to the starting point again and again because of a hand cripple in "Hades".
At first, I was always anxious about my "can't do it", but later, after seriously arguing with the angry and inferior voice in my heart, I gradually learned to reconcile with my "can't do".
"Play games, not be played by games."
I believe many people have heard this sentence, but it may not be possible to do it every time. For example, some people will instinctively be angry or inferior because they can't do something when playing a game; for example, some people are particularly prone to argue with teammates when playing multiplayer games, because a mistake in a certain position or group is malicious; and some people will blindly read the strategy quickly because they can't achieve certain achievements in the game, and even use some inappropriate means to achieve the goal, and finally completely lose the fun that the game should have, and sometimes provoke a body of unhappiness.
Later, I found that in fact, many times, in the game, and their own "I can't do it" reconciliation, more can experience the fun of the game. And there are many ways to reconcile, for example, you must first understand that it is not shameful to adjust the mode of the game to "simple", and to experience the work within the scope of your own control is the right way to play the game, moreover, after familiarizing yourself with the routine, you will switch the difficulty to challenge yourself, which is the meaning of the existence of different difficulty modes.
In addition, in recent years, whenever a game comes out, the internet is flooded with "quick passes", "full achievements" and raiders, etc. in a short period of time has been hot. This is a good thing, and in a way, it helps the player to get a more complete picture of the game, and it also allows the player to get answers when they have confusion. But you also need to know that these people who release "quick passes" and "full achievements" in a short period of time are only very few gods, and you have no need to measure the speed and completeness of your experience of a certain game according to the standards and rhythms of others, you just need to enjoy the process of experience.
In the process of "reconciliation," accepting that we are not gods and realizing that we don't actually need to "prove" anything to others in the game is also a key part. It's certainly a good thing to gain a sense of accomplishment by improving my technique in the game, but even if I don't get anything done in the game or even look a little stupid, it doesn't stop me from experiencing a certain game. Most of the time, we'll always find the right way to open the title, and, in the game, sometimes you can "not do that".
Instead of the "must do it" obsession, sometimes you can get different kinds of fun with your buds or holding a thigh to lie down (swing) and win (suck). For example, in the "Monster Hunter" series, as a novice hunter, I grew up rapidly in the experience sharing of my friends and the flying of the team battle belt. And in retrospect, although it was always a cat car, it was actually interesting to see the gods sweating to avoid the novice hunter three cats, or the rookie teammates dragging each other down (provided that these partners had a good enough mentality).
Playing a game is not a task, in which to obtain the purest pleasure, this is the most important meaning of the game for every player. Therefore, the next time you encounter the difficult level of hell and affect your mood, also try to reconcile with your own "can't do", you don't have to collect all the weekly items, you don't have to stipulate that you have to complete the main quest within a week, and you don't need to take down the MVP every time, finding a way to experience the joy of that work is the most important, there is no need to make playing the game a burden.
Of course, if you're a big god player yourself, then please let me hold your thighs tightly when I didn't say anything.
Editorial Board Discussion Board on FishIng Techniques
(The following is excerpted from the real dialogue in the editorial department group)
A Chung
When playing the Soul series: Partial irreconcilability!
XXTX
@Upstairs Little High plays me hard
Miss Frost
There are two kinds of players in this world: people who play simple mode and people who don't play simple mode.
Roast duck
You only saw our sweaty heads, not our tears.
Three hearts
Recently, I've also learned to reconcile, referring to breaking the untouchable records left by my friends in the GT Racing 7 license race.
Panda life
When people reach middle age, they have reconciled with life countless times, and there is really no reason to live with the game again.
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