First, there are console players out there who can’t mod their games. Plus, outright removing damage isn’t the same as tuning the numbers to your liking lol
Second, I platinumed the game and played through it multiple times with the Demon Bell rung and without Kuro’s Blessing. I do like the challenge and I liked the game being difficult. Just because you and I did, however, doesn’t mean that others do. You’re not impacted whatsoever if FS decides to add difficulty sliders: everyone has their own separate experience playing the game.
Third, yea, I get that sentiment and I was of that opinion for some time too. But as mentioned above, you do not lose anything from being offered multiple difficulties. It’s never a bad thing to be offered multiple options in anything in life - makes it easier to decide what you want. It makes the games more accessible.
Not trying to win you over - just a few points to consider
Just install a mod where you can’t take damage and go nuts then if that’s what you want.
Sekiro really isn’t THAT difficult. Just stop button mashing and pay attention to what your enemy is doing.
If that’s too difficult. Then the game Just isn’t for you. You are not their audience. And they’re fine with that.
First, there are console players out there who can’t mod their games. Plus, outright removing damage isn’t the same as tuning the numbers to your liking lol
Second, I platinumed the game and played through it multiple times with the Demon Bell rung and without Kuro’s Blessing. I do like the challenge and I liked the game being difficult. Just because you and I did, however, doesn’t mean that others do. You’re not impacted whatsoever if FS decides to add difficulty sliders: everyone has their own separate experience playing the game.
Third, yea, I get that sentiment and I was of that opinion for some time too. But as mentioned above, you do not lose anything from being offered multiple difficulties. It’s never a bad thing to be offered multiple options in anything in life - makes it easier to decide what you want. It makes the games more accessible.
Not trying to win you over - just a few points to consider
It’s just not what THEY want to do. That’s not their art.
All games are not for everyone. Just like all music isn’t for everyone.