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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Dude, how does a random monster being hard to beat add some sort of depth or understanding to the generic save the world plot?

[(Anonymous)]

Because it gives something to speak of. In a no commentary playthrough you don't see the person who made the video run into any trouble with it. You don't see them get lost, lose to a hard boss, or really screw up at all. They are meant for assisting with playing the game because they cover how to do stuff. So instead you don't realize the common pitfalls that most people run into and a castmate may speak of it and then you're wondering why they think it so hard when it looked easy.