Do you use guides?
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Only when i actually need it. I have left a lot of zeldas unfishined because i never knew how to progress.
>>3314431
I used to collect guides, even for games I didn't own. Never really used them much, just liked reading through them as a kid.
>>3314431
Off and on, i try not to be too dependent on them but there's times when you need to consult them.
>>3314441
Same. I've never beaten a /vr/ Zelda without using a guide at least a few times.
Actually, most games I eventually come to a point where I have no idea what to do next and need to use a guide or walkthrough. It feels shameful to use them, but the alternative is to leave tons of games unfinished.
Depends on the game.
And when I do use a guide, it's usually for unusually complicated side quests, never the main story unless i'm stumped into a rage, and usually the solution ends up being something I tried already.
Yes. I'm currently doing the FF5 Four Job Fiesta. I also heavily abuse gamefaqs.
Only when I'm replaying a game and want to not miss anything or get a specific ending.
Usually just for RPGs to avoid those 'blink and you miss it' chances at a great weapon, item or upgrade. I like stumbling around and figuring shit out but I hate getting far in a game and realizing I've long since missed something I want. it's a bit of an impasse overall.
>>3314657
how dare you use the tools available to you to complete a game
What are some guides that are just plain good reading?
