No more QTE please.

[RajNish]

See, these are the same people that wanted the FFXV event to be nerfed because they sucked so bad at it, instead of you know... getting good? Like, you're supposed to fail a few times at something before you get it eventually. Expecting to pass everything in one go is literally a child's way of looking at the world. Perhaps some of you are Elidibus in disguise.

Like...just pick two buttons on your controller to mash alternating between them, or two keys with two different fingers.

Legit how are you failing this?

but no, just nerf everything because you failed and you don't like that you didn't win right away and it wasn't easy as pie.

The argument of "It's not interesting" is more compelling, I can reason with that. But anyone who can't do this must be like 60 years old with arthritis or something.

How did y'all play games before that had this kind of thing? Did you just give up and not do it? lol.

It looks like you didn't read this thread well. As Lhunuial and others have said, they have tried to do this many times in different ways. Several people here have tried to solve the problem using different methods, with controller or keyboard. You just say "get good", instead of offering a solution for people who really need help. But it’s impossible to get better if you have spinal disorders, cerebral palsy, contractures, arthritis, lack of coordination after trauma or due cerebral problem, etc. If the "It's not interesting" argument takes precedence over the "I'm in pain" argument for you, I'm sorry about you. And please don't be illiterate, even children may have arthritis.

[Ashpd]

It looks like you didn't read this thread well. As Lhunuial and others have said, they have tried to do this many times in different ways. Several people here have tried to solve the problem using different methods, with controller or keyboard. You just say "get good", instead of offering a solution for people who really need help. But it’s impossible to get better if you have spinal disorders, cerebral palsy, contractures, arthritis, lack of coordination after trauma or due cerebral problem, etc. If the "It's not interesting" argument takes precedence over the "I'm in pain" argument for you, I'm sorry about you. And please don't be illiterate, even children may have arthritis.

And you didnt read my message well. Where i say about get good? What solution i need give you, if people already had even with video? I read Lhunuial posts, i read your posts. And my main point exactly about messages like yours. Not others.

[RajNish]

And you didnt read my message well. Where i say about get good? What solution i need give you, if people already had even with video? I read Lhunuial posts, i read your posts. And my main point exactly about messages like yours. Not others.

Nope, you didn't read my message. You really didn’t read it, look back a few pages where I said that I informed the SE about the problem. Where is the pity card? We are discussing a problem that is important to us and trying to do something sharing our experience and opinion. In addition, I did not answer you, but Aurelius2625 to this:

See, these are the same people that wanted the FFXV event to be nerfed because they sucked so bad at it, instead of you know... getting good? Like, you're supposed to fail a few times at something before you get it eventually. Expecting to pass everything in one go is literally a child's way of looking at the world. Perhaps some of you are Elidibus in disguise.

Like...just pick two buttons on your controller to mash alternating between them, or two keys with two different fingers.

Legit how are you failing this?

but no, just nerf everything because you failed and you don't like that you didn't win right away and it wasn't easy as pie.

The argument of "It's not interesting" is more compelling, I can reason with that. But anyone who can't do this must be like 60 years old with arthritis or something.

How did y'all play games before that had this kind of thing? Did you just give up and not do it? lol.

Or was it you?