When the terms of engagement are negotiable it tips the game towards sandbox for me and I don’t like all my games to feel like that.Ĭorrect, which is why I wish the option was not so prominent. I like when games present their rules and systems ask me as a player to participate in them. I know this is being an armchair dev and please understand that I also understand this is just my opinion, but I just think that if you design a system you shouldn’t also provide an option to circumvent that system. I like puzzles, and I like the Spider-Man puzzles, but without an obligation to overcome them as an obstacle they cease to be fun for me to complete. Because yes, I think when you offer a convenience to a player they will always take it.
OR the option to hide the skip feature would need to be available to me. In this case, I prefer the puzzle not be there at all. By having such a prominent skip function, which negates its function as an obstacle, the puzzle’s function as a progression barrier is nullified.
Without the catharsis of overcoming that obstacle, I don’t feel the puzzle serves a purpose any longer. The Amazing Spider-Man is a 2013 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man and sharing the title of the characters longest-running comic book series.Produced by Columbia Pictures in association with Marvel Entertainment, Laura Ziskin Productions, Arad Productions, Inc. To me, as a game-puzzle-enjoyer, the satisfaction I get from completing them is explicitly associated with their function as an obstacle.
Click to shrink.Correct, which is why I wish the option was not so prominent.
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