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Games designed to be one thing, but are commonly played other than intended? (pawb.social)

submitted 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago) by Kolanaki@pawb.social to c/gaming@lemmy.world

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Not sure how to title this better 😅

Are there any games that you tend to play contrary to how they are intended?

What prompted this question was playing Project Zomboid; but I am all comfortable and snug in my home base that it doesn't feel like playing a zombie survival game anymore. I feel like I am just playing The Sims with a character that mimics my introverted ass. I never leave the house and just spend all day reading, watching videos, learning new crafts, and just staying alive. I have no need to scavenge since I am loaded up with tons of armor, guns, ammo, food, a source of water, a generator and acess to a near limitless supply of fuel from an underground fuel tank generated in the basement.

How 'bout y'all? Do you prefer Surf to actual Counter-Strike? Have an unconventional way of playing Pokemon? I wanna know! 😃

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[–] Godort@lemmy.ca 3 points 6 days ago

Every randomizer I've played has logic built-in to prevent that exact thing from happening. If there is a game you know inside and out, there might be a randomizer for it that can breathe new life into a title you love.

But with LttP specifically, you can set the randomizer to use a few different modes when placing items which range from "make everything accessible with vanilla item behavior" to "I'm a freak and walls are merely a suggestion"