Heatman

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How do you deal with some games which are too difficult for you to play or games that in one way or another makes it almost impossible for you to continue playing them?

Do you keep forcing yourself to play the game or end up moving on from it and have it quit?
 
I quit playing Call of Duty Mobile and Call of Duty Warzone Mobile on my iPhone because I rarely played them, they took up a lot of space on my iPhone, and it just doesn't have the same feel as the PC and console games did.
 
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YGO master duel on PC, I really want to play it but need to get some friends. The online play with random people is unbearable with bad meta decks.
 
I quit playing Call of Duty Mobile and Call of Duty Warzone Mobile on my iPhone because I rarely played them, they took up a lot of space on my iPhone, and it just doesn't have the same feel as the PC and console games did.
This is a very good reason for someone to quit playing a particular game because you cannot have a game as big as those on your smartphone and not be playing them.
 
This is a very good reason for someone to quit playing a particular game because you cannot have a game as big as those on your smartphone and not be playing them.
I have another game (World of Tanks Blitz) that takes almost 10GB of space on my iPhone, but I play it more often and still have about 14GB of free space left.
 
Sonic Unleashed, I have been stuck on Dark Gaia and I kept dying at the same spot over and over again. I want to beat this game someday, but I had to quit playing it because it was driving me insane.
 
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I've quit some games became they became too frustrating or tedious to me. But if the enjoyment is actually overshadowed by the frustration, I'll definitely move on.
 
Knowing when to quit a game is very essential for all gamers. If the challenge is becoming too overwhelming, it tells you that it's time to reevaluate.
 
Sonic Unleashed, I have been stuck on Dark Gaia and I kept dying at the same spot over and over again. I want to beat this game someday, but I had to quit playing it because it was driving me insane.
I know exactly how that feels especially when you continue dying in the same place which means that there is nothing you can do at that particular time to be able to beat the game so it's best for you to leave it and come back later.
 
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I played Call of Duty very well but then I can't keep up with the energy after going to work. Coming back from work to start playing games made me quit to focus on one thing at a time besides I was getting addicted.
 
The last game I remember quitting was Cuphead many years ago now. I remember people telling me it was a very difficult game but me being up for a challenge, I purchased it and gave it a shot, ended up rage quitting and haven't been back since LOL
 
The last game I remember quitting was Cuphead many years ago now. I remember people telling me it was a very difficult game but me being up for a challenge, I purchased it and gave it a shot, ended up rage quitting and haven't been back since LOL
The difficulty of Cuphead is so notorious. The boss battles is so tough and it gets me scared.
 
Elden Ring. The difficulty is insane, really hard game.
Elden Ring is an incredible game. FromSoftware was excellent with the game's development as usual. Hopefully, I didn't quit playing it.
 
I also quitted Cuphead and what gives me anxiety is the tough levels. Maybe one day I'll conquer my fears and defeat King Dice.
You have to try and relax when you are playing the game. Even though it's a bit difficult but it's not something that should freak you out that much.
 
You have to try and relax when you are playing the game. Even though it's a bit difficult but it's not something that should freak you out that much.
You are right mate! I think I need to take a short break and then come back with a fresh strategy and ideas. I'm gonna win this time.😂
 
I also quitted Cuphead and what gives me anxiety is the tough levels. Maybe one day I'll conquer my fears and defeat King Dice.
It's good to take some time off a game when it's not letting you have a breakthrough. Pushing and forcing it will only keep aggravating you.