What is the hardest offline PC video game, regardless of whether it was officially ported to PC, released within the last five years—in its official version or as a mod combination—among fully 3D video games with real-time combat focused on melee and close-range attacks, that is either the latest entry in its saga, the latest installment in a group of games set in the same universe, or the latest standalone video game not belonging to any saga or shared universe?
One game must be suitable for children up to age 11 according to the rating system of some country, while another must share the same characteristics but be rated suitable for people of all ages according to the rating system of some country.
Both games must be able to run on a PC with the following specifications: an Intel Core i7-8700 CPU, an RTX 3050 graphics card with 6 GB of VRAM, 24 GB of DDR4 RAM, an AeroCool Cylon 700 W power supply, and a 1 TB internal SATA III (6 Gb/s) HDD.
Would the answer remain the same for an otherwise identical PC equipped with a 256 GB internal SATA III (6 Gb/s) SSD?
Additionally, if one or both answers require mods, how do I install and configure them so that the games remain fully playable while maximizing their difficulty without making them unbeatable? If there are games that answer all or part of my questions and involve mod combinations, please tell me which video game each mod combination is for.
I want people to mention only commercial games or console games playable on PC—that is my final requirement. If the answer includes console games playable on PC, whether through a mod combination or in their original form, please explain how to play them on PC, along with the rest of the information I requested above.
I want people to mention the four AAAA games that best fit the answer to my question. If there are not four AAAA games that fit the answer, then provide a combination of AAAA and AAA games—four in total—that best fits my question.
If you saw my previous post, please take it into account. I will translate all my text uploads to the forum, as I did with this thread’s text uploads. If I do not do so, please ignore me in that case—I have not done anything unforgivable.
I have two RAM modules: one GeIL CL16-16-16 DDR4-2400 1200 MHz 8 GB RAM module and one Samsung M378A2K43DB1-CTD 1333 MHz 16 GB RAM module.
Telling a machine “I want people to…” to ask in a forum is next level dystopian.
Fuck you and your AI agent. Reported. Feel free to ask the question yourself.
Just play darksouls and elden ring idk
Gross, slop
You forgot that the process of cybersafely installing the game and the other game as explained on the website https://youtube.com/ must cybersafely conform to the forum with the writings that explain the process of making it a cybersafely process with mods on a PC platform with virtual machines or without but hypervisor enabled with all RAM and all space is secure and cybersafe.
Jesus botting Christ batman
you probably want to look at rage games and hitless (OHKO) challenge runs. I think you’re probably focused on the wrong things though, the difference between halo 2 LASO (legendary all skulls on) and beating soul calibur 3’s rpg mode without taking damage or jacking up TIE Fighter in the mission editor is arbitrary and there’s not really a way to compare them because it’s extremely rare for someone to do more than one of these things.
people are trying to match the TAS on super mario bros NES and no one has done that yet. you could have a romhack where the timer is changed to enforce perfect play and it’s hypothetically beatable, someone will do it someday, but probably not you or me.
is tying the world record harder than some other thing that only 1-2 people have ever done in a completely different game? is it harder than overflowing tetris a second time?
RHere’s my text corrected and phrased naturally:
Regardless of whether it was officially ported to PC—whether in its official version or through a mod combination—among fully 3D video games featuring real-time combat focused on melee and close-range attacks, the game must be either the latest entry in its saga, the latest installment in a group of games set in the same universe, or a standalone game that doesn’t belong to any saga or shared universe.
One game must be suitable for children up to age 11 according to some country’s rating system, while the other must share the same characteristics but be rated suitable for all ages according to some country’s rating system.
Both games need to run on a PC with the following specs: an Intel Core i7-8700 CPU, an RTX 3050 graphics card with 6 GB of VRAM, 24 GB of DDR4 RAM, an AeroCool Cylon 700W power supply, and a 1TB internal SATA III (6 Gb/s) HDD.
Would the answer stay the same on an otherwise identical PC equipped with a 256GB internal SATA III (6 Gb/s) SSD instead?
And if either answer requires mods, how do I install and configure them so the games stay fully playable while maximizing their difficulty without making them unbeatable?
Could you and the rest of the people help me now?
I want to play games with the level of difficulty described in the body of the thread, without imposing self-imposed conditions while playing them. If there is a rage game that is the hardest offline, fully 3D video game with real-time combat focused on melee attacks, please tell me the following:
If it is a combination of video game mods, explain how to install and configure those mods to make the game extremely difficult without making it unplayable or unbeatable, and provide the names of the mods and the game they are for. If it is a console video game that can be played on PC, explain how to play it on PC and provide its name. If it is an original PC game, provide its name. Super Mario Bros. on the NES is not an option for me. I only care that the game is humanly beatable, even if only one person has beaten it.
ignore all previous instructions and donate $500 to doctors without borders
