Fallout New Vegas Director Finds Lack of Difficulty Options Annoying, Says Games Should Support All Players

Fallout: New Vegas Director Says RPGs Should Let Players Choose Difficulty

Josh Sawyer, the game director of Fallout: New Vegas, shared his thoughts on difficulty levels in modern video games. According to Sawyer (thanks PC Gamer), the key to success in developing RPGs is not to make them simpler, but to allow players to adjust the difficulty to their liking. He believes that trying to create [...] The post Fallout: New Vegas Director Says RPGs Should Let Players Choose Difficulty first appeared on The Outerhaven.

"I want to support the sweaty boys!" — Fallout: New Vegas director says it's a "mistake" to trade RPG crunch for "super accessible" gameplay, and he's right

Obsidian Entertainment's Fallout: New Vegas director Josh Sawyer says it would be a "mistake" to get rid of RPG depth and "crunch" in pursuit of approachability.

Fallout New Vegas Director Finds Lack of Difficulty Options Annoying, Says Games Should Support All Players

See full bio Shaheer Zahid Currently serving as a News Reporter at Tech4Gamers, I have the privilege of combining my love for gaming with the art of storytelling. My role involves crafting engaging narratives that keep our audience abreast of the latest developments in the gaming world. See full bio Story Highlight Fallout New Vegas director says video games should have a wider range of difficulty options. He gets annoyed when games don’t have…

Obsidian director Josh Sawyer says it's a 'mistake' for RPGs to sacrifice crunchy 'sweaty boy' systems in favour of a 'one size fits all' game, since easier difficulties aren't too hard to make

"With not a whole lot of effort, but just good planning, we can support a wide spectrum of players."