>>716052065 (OP)>Did i actually got the total game experience from playing and beating easy mode?Objectively? No. The way the game was balanced in higher difficulties(even assuming there is only Easy and Normal) is part of the "total game experience". An "easy" mode is explicitly there to remove or trivialize all the intended obstacles in your path, often without much thought put into designing easier obstacles and by just letting you progress with very basic knowledge of the game mechanics(usually nothing beyond how to move your character and hit enemies).
Now that aside, on a personal level I think there is also another issue.
>Is it bad for people to play easy mode in games?Maybe once or twice to try out how a game works? Nah.
Doing it all the time and calling that beating games? Frankly yes, if you have enough self-awareness you should ask yourself what exactly is the point of you engaging with vidya at all, and not something like books or movies if you were craving a compelling narrative. If your idea of playing is to avoid dealing with as much gameplay depth as you possibly can, if you never want to solve a challenging section or boss fight, if you never want to manage items and such, and find all of this to become so tedious even on the NORMAL difficulty, what are you even in for? Pushing buttons like some kind of dopamine addict?
