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Question: How does difficulty affect your gameplay experience? (choose 2 that apply)
An insanely difficult game can really ruin my enjoyment
High difficulty is somewhat frustrating, but doesn't put me off
I prefer a good balance - maybe an increase in difficulty as the game progresses
I prefer games that are easy, and / or I only want to play for the story
It's not a true gaming experience unless I lose 999 lives in the process!

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« Reply #45 on: 06 March, 2010, 00:46:15 »
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There isn't any option for scanning enemies to reveal their weaknesses. It's mostly guesswork; but it is fairly obvious what a given enemy might or might not be weak against. i.e., if you're up against a "Storm Dragon" that's constantly spewing an icy breath on your party, it might occur to you to use fire-elemental attacks. There are some enemies (mainly bosses) that might be a little more difficult to guess with.
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