Elden Ring is shaping up to be the game of the year, but its ferocious difficulty means that only a small fraction of gamers will ever fully experience it. It doesn't have to be that way.
’s problem, or fault. The issue lies with a certain coterie of “fans” who find exclusion and gatekeeping vital to their experience. Including an easy mode doesn’t take anything away from the people who find satisfaction in a very difficult game. It’s not as if that mode will disappear. Yet they argue continually that wide appeal and playability options will somehow diminish their experience. It won’t.
FromSoftware has made it clear that death is integral to its games, so maybe it’s a moot point. I might be writing all this for nothing. Perhaps I should just cut my losses and walk away, but maybe there’s a compromise to be made here., introducing an assist mode about a year after the game’s launch. It allowed players to tweak difficulty settings, made it more accessible, and opened the game up to an entirely new population of gamers.
This will likely never happen. But I don’t want the people who are hostile to casual gamers, who use that as an insult to keep people out of the discussion, to control the narrative about gaming.isn’t for me, and that’s OK. But I’m still a gamer, and this hill is one on which I’m perfectly happy to meet a quick death.
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