Kids are getting dumber and dumber

My little brother can't even find Kairi in Kingdom Hearts.
Before anyone says "help him out" I like for him to figure out because that's how I worked when I was his age.
Is this the reason why kids like casual crap?

 

But Kingdom Hearts is a casual game.

 

which part in the game?

 

If he's talking about his brother being dumb, then I'd assume it's in the beginning with the huge door by the secret place.

am i right?

 

Pretty much yeah

KHII is a casual game, KH was a challenging and unique experience, that's why I prefer it over KHII

 

Depends on the difficulty though

Beat it on Proud Mode and tell me it was a casual game~

 

That explains alot. Btw nice Sora you got there cat :3[DOUBLEPOST=1356299096][/DOUBLEPOST]

Still easy.

 

I did, I wanted to play Final Mix because I hear it adds critical mode which actually makes it hard.

 

KH on Critical was a casual game.

 

I could have sworn that KH1FM is what added Proud mode. Highest normal KH1 had was Expert. KHIIFM added Critical.​

 

Games much easier on critical.[DOUBLEPOST=1356299334][/DOUBLEPOST]

Not sure but it did add a feature where you can skip a cutscene. Kh 1 only had two difficulties which is Normal and Expert.

 

That's like saying Dark Souls is the next game in the LEGO game series.

 

Pretty much this.

 

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I have multiple times.

It's a casual game.

Go beat Ninja Gaiden Black and then we'll talk about what is and isn't casual.

 

Just because it's challenging doesn't mean it's not casual. Look at Team Fortress 2. I find it hard as hell but it's clearly made for casual players.

 

That's because its an online game, online games require luck besides skill, you never know who might be better than you at the game.

 

I find it difficult in offline mode too.

 

Offline mode?
You mean MvsM? Haven't gotten around to play it.

 

I don't know. I just know that you can play offline against computer controlled opponents to simulate playing online and that I suck at it.

 

He's only your little brother. Give him a chance.