>>11768
Perhaps they made later entries more challenging, I just remember Red/Blue being a complete joke when you play through with your starter. Even the enemies most resistant to its attack types go down easy from all the built-up level from fighting everything with it.

>>11801
red/blue have their fair amount of challenge, but is overlooked by the numerous bugs and oversights by the devs. They are by far the most broken mainline mon games for a great number of reasons. Naturally, starters are meant to have good stats so they don't feel weaker compared to what you'd normally find in the wild. So overleveling your starter can make the game quite trivial, especially if they've got good moves. Type coverage isn't much of a worry. Red/blue is also made very easy with any psychic type as they have no weakness in practice and have good stats all around. DPP (my favorite gen) is made trivial by only ever leveling chimchar, as infernape has good speed and attacking stats and a good move pool. Not to mention, almost all of the gyms are weak to it's STAB moves. The most difficult run that one can do is to do a run with a gimmick pokemon, like ditto or wobbufet or something that is incredibly weak, like magikarp or shedninja.

Getting close to a one-life clear of Mr. Driller. 3500-4500ft is fucking brutal.

>>11665
lvl1/no upgrades runs, did it twice - dark souls 1 and dishonored, both times great experience.

but she has flapjack tits

Lockpicking feels better once you treat it like a route decision: ore, LP, and quest chest access all compete with combat training.

Dumb soulsfag wrote a long ass autistic guide on making Dark Souls hard instead of playing actually hard games. Nothing interesting here.

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dark souls is fucking shit lol

>>13924
con todo respeto dark souls es un buenisimo juego pero que jugas vos? lol?

>>13991
Juego a Elder Scrolls Online, Halo Reach multijugador, Team Fortress 2, Fallout 3 y Combat Master.

whats this

>>13988
whats google?