Hi Charles,

Unfortunately, that sort of mentality isn't limited to blind gamers.
There are some people who are so eager to complete the game, so eager
to finish it, that they will go to a game FAQ site and read the entire
walkthrough just so they can complete the game the first time through.
Personally, I've never understood this mindset, but each to their own
I guess.

As you have noticed we have our own little community right here on
Audyssey who seem not to care about challenge or replay value. They
download a game at 10 and by 11 they are asking the list for a
detailed walkthrough or other how to beat the game. In my opinion its
a type of cheating, but who am I to put them down. After all, I think
we all enjoy different things, and I guess for some people what
matters is winning regardless of how they do it. For me I want to take
my time and do it without cheats, walkthroughs, etc unless I am really
stuck.

Cheers!



On 3/24/13, Charles Rivard <[email protected]> wrote:
> Another thing that I see all the time is this:  A new game comes out at 10
> this morning.  By eleven, gamers are asking the list for help through
> something they have stumbled into.  Even if I know the answer, I will not
> tell them yet.  Part of the challenge of a game is to work on it on! your!
> own!!, and figure it out.  If you bought a jigsaw puzzle with lettered and
> numbered pieces, and it came with instructions that tell you to fit A1 to
> A2, and below A2 you should fit B2, and so on until the puzzle is finished,
>
> what good would that be?  Yet that is exactly what some blind gamers want,
> and I just flat don't understand this.
>
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> Shepherds are the best beasts, but Labs are a close second.

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