In the original game, there was breathing room to explore and take in the atmosphere. If the player has to think of the janitor as a computer program to be exploited, rather than a terrifying threat to his "life", then White Day stops being a horror game, as any immersion is then gone. People might have done the same things in the original, but I never really felt the need to. Hard and Hell have a faster janitor that instantly knows where you are if you do something wrong, timer is less generous, taking 2-3 hits youre dead, you have all the ghosts. The advice for this game, however, seems to be "exploit the janitor's AI by hiding in bathrooms, turning on every single light, etc.".
#WHITE DAY A LABYRINTH NAMED SCHOOL HELL MODE PC#
I've never personally found anything in a Souls game so frustrating that I had to resort to exploits. but hell hath no fury like a mad scientist fired by a giant corporation. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School v 1.05 + 30 DLC (2017) PC RePack qoob, White Day: A Labyrinth Named School v 1.05 + 30 DLC (2017) PC RePack. And certain people will exploit things in every game, but "cheese" as it tends to be called is usually looked down upon as a "noob strat" or whatever. A Classic Horror For A New Generation: The notorious 2001 first-person Korean survival horror considered by original fans to be one of the scariest games ever made returns by popular demand.
"Difficulty" and "frustration" can be applied to any game. My point was about difficulty as a concept, not how it manifests itself in a specific game. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School (Hangul: RR: hwaiteudei haggyolaneun ileum-ui migung) in Korea, known as The School: White Day overseas on mobile, or simply WhiteDay, is a survival horror title developed by ROI Games and Gachyon Soft (). Yeah, it's not a Souls game, but I feel you're deliberately missing the point with that one. I haven't played 1.07, so I can't really comment on that (if that's what you meant). Personally I have no problems with him, now that they have patched his behaviour (he would appear in the next map after loading the level, right in front of you, now that I consider unacceptable but has been fixed). You run away from him and you hide, or you stay still until he's away and you can explore a little more. But this is not a Souls game, which by the way has a lot of people exploiting the AI of bosses and hitbox errors, this is a slow paced horror title. Just watch the linked video guide to see how it's done. The gold trophy 'Conqueror of Hell' is the trophy that needs some attention (Clear Hell Mode 10 Times). Better follow a guide if you want this shiny platinum trophy. Originally posted by Klepty Snatchngrab: Most of the advice I've seen for dealing with him later on seems to boil down to "he's so easy if you just exploit his AI all the time", but that isn't really in the spirit of this type of game if you ask me.īut everybody did that in the original as well! This is so unnerving, why a character that finally is unpredictable in his patrolling is considered a nuisance? Is he frustrating? yes, at times, absolutely. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School Trophies.
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