Have you ever needed a walkthrough for a peice of a game, the whole game, or most of it? It has only happened on one game and I feel like a failure when I need the walkthough. But I must say some games seem hopeless. Not many people like to talk about not being able to accomplish a part of a game for the sake of people thinking they are stupid. But I think sometimes it can be the game itself. Now, I like challenging thinking games, and game makers want to make sure they have a challenging enough game for these kind of gamers. The game I needed a walkthrough on was surely fun for me and I enjoyed playing it and its a PC game I would have to recommend for someone up for a thinking challenge, called Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened. I got most of the game but on parts such as the whole Warehouse 12, and the unlocking of the cell door at the mental institution using the spoon just seemed like parts i needed a manual to know that was supposed to do things or how I was suppposed to do them. Has anyone ever played games like this? Well, if you have ever needed a walthrough for a game I wont call you stupid, or a newb, but a gamer who has tried hard to accompish another game. Remember there will be roadblocks and impossible-seeming puzzles everywhere in life, even on games, no one is a perfect gamer.so if You are reading this and are stuck on a game then keep thinking and trying. Just cause you cant solve or figure something out DOES NOT make you a game failure.
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Now that I have more games than time to play them I use walkthroughs when I'm stuck in RPGs and don't feel any bad about it, the alternative would be to stop playing that game entirely.
Also, I hate puzzle games and cheat codes.
RPG's like some people have mentioned do have tonnes of crap that you can miss and seemingly random objectives to complete sidequests that you would never know how to do or even know they existed in the first place.
Don't care about point and click games that much because I usally just want to see the next cut scene anyway.
I would be very against using cheats in games but I have used SaveAnywhere codes in final fantasy ha ha, save points and limited saves suck balls.
The lesson I learned? Don't look at walkthroughs no matter how long you are stuck. But that's just me.
Best regards, Mary, CEO of small business seo and iscsi mpio windows 2008