Maybe so, but there's many ways to experience a story, I mean, people would prefer to read a book than to watch a film, I myself can't stand reading, I get bored after 10-20 mins of solid reading and can't find the will to continue. While watching films, sure, I can do that, but on the other hand, while playing a game, I can take control of the characters, I can decide when to do a certain part of the story, I mean, there's games that are both story driven, and offer exploration and side missions etc. to be done, you can't do "side missions" in a film now, can you? It's all a part of being immersed with the game, I love wandering around game worlds, exploring, and doing the story whenever I wish, I mean, as said, the story is the biggest part of a game for me, but alternatives are always welcome. I just can't see why people (such as yourself Fayte) think that a game isn't worth the money or time, if you're going to play it on easy, they give you a choice for a reason, no one is telling me "If you don't play the game on hard, you've justr wasted £40 and should return the game", if I'm given the choice to play a game on a multitude of difficulties, I'll take those choices, and not let people force their opinions on me, if I want to play a game on easy "just for the sake of getting through the game" and finish the story, then that's what I'll do, as opposed to putting it on hard and screaming at my TV, breaking my controllers with fustration and coming down with a serious case of stress. Capiché?
