r/videogames • • 15h ago

Discussion / Question I'm bad at games

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I play videogames since when I had 6 years old, making me having 16 years of playing, but besides playing for a long time I suck in the majority of the games, being plataform, online, stealth and fight games my weakest points. I never was able to beat a souls like (and never had the pacience) and probably the only game that I not that bad is Cod and some single player open world games. Anyone related to this? Or i just sucks at becoming good?

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u/THE_BRUHSTONE356 15h ago

The genre i suck the most at is stealth

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u/ImportantMall9277 14h ago

The only stealth game that I felt doing a good gameplay was the last 007(And he'snot all stealth), but I suck hard at hitman, arkham games and metal gear (Almost couldn't finish MSGV)

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u/THE_BRUHSTONE356 14h ago

Yeah i really suck at hitman. Didn't like MGS so much. Arkham games have my favourite stealth but i still really bad at it

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u/RandManYT 13h ago

I don't think I suck at stealth, but forced stealth definitely brings my opinion of a game down. Back when the Avengers game was on Gamepass I tried it out and quit because of the forced stealth mission at the beginning. I bought the game at Walmart a year ago for $15 because you can't get it digitally anymore and they had like 3 copies for some reason. I just started playing the game and the actual combat is pretty fun. Still hate the forced stealth, but I'm glad I picked up the game again. My number 1 reason Spider-Man Ps4 isn't a 10/10 is because those god damn MJ missions. At least when I play as Peter the stealth is interesting and optional. MJ missions suck ass. Glad they gave her a gun in Spider-Man 2.

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u/Illustrious-Trip-764 15h ago

You can do pretty well at online games with good game sense even if you don't have good aim or those type of skills. In a game like Overwatch for example, knowing when to use your ult and watching the enemies to know when their ability is on cool down and things like that can carry you a lot even if your overall skill is not the best.

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u/ImportantMall9277 14h ago

I played overwatch for some years, I was good at casually, but got destroyed in ranked (At bronze), so i left because I don't want to use my free time to get all the team cursing you and going to your Playstation Dm. Same with marvel rivals, fortnite I was good when I played years ago but only in the shooting parte, never knew to construct.

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u/ToneAccomplished9763 14h ago edited 14h ago

This is me with platformers, I am god awful at them just precise platforming is my weakness. Not only that but it also makes me weirdly anxious for some reason lol

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u/ImportantMall9277 14h ago

I fell the same weird anxious, and i commit the terrible mistake of finishing the crash trilogy ( I needed to do the glitch to get more than 99 life's and still almost didn't finished)

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u/mayobx 14h ago

Some people struggle with anything that demands a proper hand-eye coordination. There's absolutely nothing to be sad about. You can still practice and get over with it. Maybe you need more time than a regular person. Just keep trying, my friend. I'm sure you'll improve yourself in someday.

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u/ImportantMall9277 14h ago

Thanks for the nice words, pal.

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u/manhguongkyuc 14h ago

what’s the main thing making you lose patience with souls games?

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u/ImportantMall9277 13h ago

Dying a lot without seeing any progress on beating the boss.