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Dynamic Difficulty

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Dynamic Difficulty	comment	Video games attract all kinds of people, from the casual gamer to the hardcore tournament champion. But this raises a problem: how do you create a game experience that is satisfying for players who might have wildly different skill levels? One common solution is to allow the player to select their own difficulty level, but this can be unsatisfying in its own way — it might make the player feel like they aren't playing the "real" game, or feel inadequate for not being able to play the harder difficulties. (Particularly if the game insults them over it). Instead, some games take a different approach: they automatically adjust their own difficulty to match the player's skill. If done correctly, all players should experience the "same" level of challenge from the game — it's just that the challenge level automatically rises or falls to adapt to the person playing it. Implementing Dynamic Difficulty can be a nice equalizer, allowing players to just play the game at their own pace without worrying about difficulty, and it also frees the game designers from having to spend time tuning the difficulty since the game will tune itself. It can also address the problem of Unstable Equilibrium by preventing a player from gaining a runaway advantage. It is considered good design practice in tabletop and board games, as a player will likely not enjoy such a game if they feel they have no chance of ever catching up or winning. The downside of Dynamic Difficulty is that, like AI, implementing it well is hard. There is no 100% reliable way to tell how good a player is, other than to check in-game metrics and try to interpret their success from those. This can often go wrong in unforeseen and unexpected ways, particularly if the player does something the game wasn't expecting. In the worst case, this can result in Do Well, But Not Perfect, where players learn that the game will punish them if they are too good, and thus will deliberately refuse to play their best game. There are also some players who simply don't want an adaptive challenge, be they a casual gamer who enjoys the power trip of kicking ass on Easy mode, or the hardcore/borderline-masochistic Challenge Seeker who will happily fight That One Boss over and over again on the hardest difficulty and will feel cheated if the game just "lets them win". Speedrunners, on the other hand, delight in exploiting the nuances of adaptive difficulty settings and will happily use them to manipulate the game into doing whatever is fastest for them. This an especially common feature of arcade games, where the practice is known in industry parlance as "rank". Not to be confused with Schizophrenic Difficulty, where the difficulty goes up and down unpredictably, regardless of the player's performance. If the single-player mode has dynamic difficulty but the multiplayer mode doesn't, this can result in a Multiplayer Difficulty Spike (although this can be mitigated with matchmaking players with other players of similar skill). See also Comeback Mechanic. Subtropes Difficulty by Acceleration: Gameplay speeds up as you progress. Level Scaling: Enemies become tougher the higher your Character Level is. Low-Level Advantage: The game gives benefits or waives penalties for low-level characters to make the early game easier for them. Mercy Mode: The game becomes easier in response to you failing frequently. Rubber-Band A.I.: Computer-controlled opponents raise or lower their skill level depending on how well the player does.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_10fb6779	comment	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Arcade Game features a dynamic difficulty involving the enemy count that kicks in depending on several factors, including how many people are playing in the game, and — chiefly in one-player mode — whether or not the player has died/continued. Beating any level without losing a life will make the subsequent level much tougher (in that you have many more enemies to contend with in each wave), and dying at all will reset the soldier count to an easier level. Also, some bosses (namely the Dual Boss with Rocksteady and Bebop, and the final battle with Shredder) will have more health if you reach them without dying.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_17bfcf60	comment	Homeworld scales enemy fleets to match yours. However, it doesn't count captured enemy ships, and due to a bug it's much easier than the developers intended to do so. By kiting enemy fleets while your salvage corvettes steal them one-by-one, you can become game-shatteringly overpowerful. Homeworld 2 addressed this by making capturing enemy ships a lot harder, to the point where it's not usually worth the effort outside of a few occasions where it's required to complete an objective. Unfortunately, there's no upper limit to how many additional enemy ships it will spawn while the player's faction is still subject to a quite restrictive unit cap, meaning that not only can later missions become effectively Unwinnable thanks to Not Playing Fair With Resources, but the game can potentially try and spawn so many units that it lags or freezes because the CPU can't keep up. There's also nothing stopping you from exploiting it by dismantling or self-destructing most of your fleet right before you complete a level, tricking the game into thinking you're doing much worse than you really are.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_1882ec3c	comment	Soaring Machinariae: Every time a dungeon boss is defeated, all enemies get stronger. This is to allow the player to beat the dungeons in any order they want while maintaining a level of challenge.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_1a76a111	comment	Games in the Crash Bandicoot series will often disable environmental hazards and/or move checkpoints if a player dies too often on one particular obstacle. The spin-off party game Crash Bash does this for practically every game with computer-controlled opponents. If you win too easily on the first match, the computer suddenly gets harder for the second, and vice versa if you lose by a lot of points. Case in point: the final boss (a PONG clone) is nearly untouchable the first time you fight him, but every time you lose, he gets easier and easier until he can't even return the very first ball. However, the instant you DO score against him, his difficulty goes back up. Winning this fight means using his Dynamic Difficulty to make sure he's easy enough at the first ball that you can still win when he hardens after being scored against.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_223c2a48	comment	The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild implements a system that gradually increases the value of both enemies and weapon pickups as you progress through the game. For an explanation of how it works: When an enemy dies via any means, it will provide points towards a hidden Experience Points counter; this happens until 10 enemies of that specific type are killed, after which that enemy type will no longer contribute points when killed. After earning enough collective points, a certain enemy type will be upgraded to their next available level, and this will apply to every enemy on the map that is not specifically tagged to avoid the enemy scaling system. There are 11 levels in total, which you complete after earning 1200.2 points; roughly equivalent to 120 Lynels for perspective. There are two notable exceptions to this system. The first is the Lynel and its allies that hang out in the Colosseum, who do gradually grow in strength, but their progression is linked to how many Divine Beasts you have freed, instead of enemies defeated. The second is the Yiga Clan, who instead get a strength upgrade after a story event (specifically, returning the Thunderhelm to Riju).
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_23553960	comment	In Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, enemy soldiers will adapt their tactics to counter yours. As you cause enemies trouble without being detected, they will begin to install surveillance cameras, proximity mines, and decoys to trip you up. If you use noise to distract and misdirect enemies, they will start ignoring any strange sounds they hear. If you go for headshots, they will wear sturdier helmets. Going for body shots? Body armor and riot shields. Fultoning enemies away? They will react more quickly and employ sharpshooters to take out any Fulton balloons. Prefer CQC? They'll bring in shotguns. And so on. The player can send soldiers from Mother Base on missions to disrupt the transport of tools used to get the better of you, but the enemies will start using those tools again after a while
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_23f5d6cb	comment	The difficulty of a level in NetHack is based on the average of your character level and the dungeon level.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_24a9af51	comment	Enter the Gungeon initially has a 10% chance of each enemy in the game not spawning so newer players have an easier time. This drops by 2% every time the player successfully reaches the Forge, and disappears completely if the player completes the game for the first time no matter how many times they've reached the level.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_25f77092	comment	Dungeons & Doodles: Tales from the Tables: Lampshaded on a few occasions. When the party in Episode 7 attempts to bypass all the traps the Game Master has worked hard on setting up, he decides to replace one of the chests with a mimic.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_289f3039	comment	Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will increase the difficulty of Classic Mode based on how well you perform in the previous match. The higher the difficulty gets, the more items you earn and the more points you get upon completion. The difficulty also takes a drop if you lose and pay coins to replay. If you want the reward for beating it on 9.9 difficulty, that means you can never lose a life while doing extremely well on almost every fight.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_2c55232c	comment	Triggerheart Exelica calls this the VBAS (Variable Boss Attack System): basically, this means that the more point medals you collect during the level, the more forms the boss of that stage has and the harder it is. If you have enough, you even have to face an Optional Boss afterwards.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_2cdc606f	comment	Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe features this type of AI. Lose, and it will edge down the difficulty slightly. Lose more, and it keeps sliding the difficulty down until you can win and continue progressing through the story. The final boss is not exempt from this difficulty edging, either.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_2d940749	comment	beatmania IIDX has Step Up mode. First, your current dan rank dicatates the initial pool of charts you get to play; the higher your rank, the harder the songs you'll start with. Second, as you clear songs, the the game gives you harder charts to play, while failing songs will decrease the difficulty of charts allowed. To accommodate this feature, Step Up guarantees three stages, even if you fail your first two.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_320ae4fe	comment	Warning Forever adjusts to the player's tactics. If a player focuses on destroying a particular segment of a boss, the next boss will have that section reinforced. If the boss manages to kill the player, it'll have more and better guns of the same type next time.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_34ecce5f	comment	Epic Battle Fantasy 5: All optional dungeons have Level Scaling for its enemies and bosses. The Devourer gets a boost in stats proportional to the amount of optional content the player completed, though it doesn't level scale. New content from updates only adds to the potential stat boost.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_3623e01d	comment	In Iter Vehemens Ad Necem, monsters get more difficult as you become more powerful (and boss monsters will appear at particular thresholds), but your companions are not included in this calculation. One easy(-ish) way to win is to collect powerful allies and pets, and have them do all the work for you.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_3642bdad	comment	In Chaos Field, if you switch from the Order field to the eponymous Chaos field, your weapons become more powerful, but the bullets greatly increase in speed and density.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_36f699c5	comment	After Burner Climax adjusts its difficulty depending on how many enemies you shoot down in a level. If you get more than 50%, you'll earn a star (up to five). Dying brings the star level down by one, and using a continue resets it to zero. More stars = more enemies bombarding you with missiles. However, if you have a full set of five stars when you reach specific stages, you'll access an "S" version of that stage instead of the main one.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_38e1d779	comment	Early games in the LEGO Adaptation Game series, such as LEGO Star Wars II, LEGO Indiana Jones, and LEGO Batman, feature the "Adaptive Difficulty" free extra, which merely affects the amount of LEGO studs you lose upon death depending on how well you play, which can go up to a very high amount.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_396309a7	comment	Rabi-Ribi has two types of boss scaling available. The original type has bosses increase in level the more equipment and stat-raising items you collect (difficult at first, but can lead to a relatively easy endgame), while the alternative type has bosses increase in level based on current story chapter instead (you can steamroll a lot of the bosses early on, but expect a bone-crushing Final Boss).
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_3c1f955d	comment	Yandere Simulator refers to its dynamic difficulty as "school atmosphere". When students discover dismembered body parts, puddles of blood, corpses, and unexplained suicides, the school's atmosphere begins to drop. As it drops, students become more paranoid: their line-of-sight increases, they become harder to sneak up on, they react faster to finding unusual and grotesque things, and they become more scared when they catch Yandere-chan acting dangerous. A week of peace will help restore the atmosphere back to normal. There's also an example in the game that combines this with Video Game Cruelty Punishment. So the Student Council are being a pain, catching you on their patrols and pepper spraying you into submission. It's possible to stealth-kill them, but in doing so, the atmosphere drops to its lowest-possible level and never goes back up. Not only this, but the surviving Student Council members' already-large detection radius is doubled, and they react to suspicious behaviour almost immediately, in addition to metal detectors and security cameras appearing around the school. It's like turning the difficulty up to the highest setting and then breaking off the knob.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_3d91c7ce	comment	Sting Entertainment's two flagship GBA games, Riviera: The Promised Land and Yggdra Union: We Shall Never Fight Alone, reduce enemy Hit Points and other stats (notably, the Rage bar in Riviera) when the player loses. In Riviera, if you lose enough, you won't have to fight the enemies at all (although this doesn't work on bosses, for obvious reasons). Yggdra Union just scales down until a certain minimum point, and then stops (although practically, the player is getting stronger all the time because of how the game handles experience).
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_3efc3656	comment	Hangaroo: The words/phrases you have to guess each round are randomly generated with no regard to difficulty. You might get a proverbnote typically the easiest category, as they usually contain a lot of letters and common phrases so you aren't likely to make too many mistakes even if you're just picking letters randomly right after having to name a very obscure animal/plant/disease that contains uncommon letters (e.g. "mononucleosis").
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_429a1c89	comment	In Master Mode of Tetris: The Grand Master 2 and 3, certain game mechanics behave this way: TGM2 requires the player to clear each section in under 65 seconds to get a Master or Grandmaster grade (the latter being the ultimate goal of the game), and failure to do so in any section caps the player's grade at S9 for the session. However, clearing sections in 63 seconds or less can raise the bar for subsequent sections for that session. The time limit for section 6 is 65 seconds or the average time for the first 5 sections plus 2 seconds, whichever is lower, and the time limit for each subsequent section is 65 seconds or the previous section time plus 2 seconds, whichever is lower. In TGM3, if you complete a section fast enough, you will get a "COOL!" message, which gives a bonus to your grade. Each time you do this, it also causes the speed level to increase by 100. Meaning, if you get a COOL!, then advance to level 200, the game will act as if you're at level 300. Do this for the first two sections and you'll hit maximum drop speed at only three-tenths into the game (as opposed to halfway through if you don't get any COOL!s). In addition, the time limits to get a COOL! are also set as "X seconds or 2 seconds more than the previous section's time", with lower values of X for later sections.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_476bc61d	comment	Kid Icarus: Uprising lowers the difficulty every time you die, unless it's already at 2.0 or lower. The hearts invested in the difficulty increase are lost however, and weapons found in the level correspond in power to the difficulty you end on. It doesn't scale up during a level if you do well, but the recommended difficulty for the next level corresponds to how well you did last level.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_49a88442	comment	Final Fantasy XIV has many FATE events spawn more and more enemies the more players participate in them, making it easier for everyone to contribute enough, but not overwhelming smaller groups of players. FATES and dungeons also have sort of a reverse version of this in the form of Level-Synch, which temporarily lowers the players level to the intended level range. In addition, for specific events (usually related to special occasions), enemies don't have a level, and scale dynamically, from the player's perspective, to whatever level the player is. In reality, everyone does the same amount of damage, and the enemy has an amount of health that scales based on the number of players around, while the enemy's attacks do a variable percentage of the player's health rather than a strict number amount based on stats. Some side quests also scale themselves based on your level so that no matter what level you are, you're given the right amount of challenge and EXP rewards. This is handy for when you are leveling multiple classes.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_4a2f06f1	comment	Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light: Once you open up the Very Definitely Final Dungeon, monsters and bosses will keep pace with the party's levels.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_4c56381b	comment	The Binding of Isaac: While playing through the game more and more times unlocks more items to use, it also inevitably unlocks more bosses to have to fight (including stronger versions of previous bosses) and more levels to have to clear, making the game harder and longer the more you play it and beat it. One achievement even blatantly makes the game harder (increasing the likelihood of champion enemies and curses,) and beating Isaac in the Cathedral for the first time increases the likelihood of a curse even further. The two new bosses added in the Afterbirth DLC to Rebirth are designed to counter players who increase their damage so high that even bosses fall in seconds to the onslaught. That is to say, each of them gauges a player's attack power and scales their health to match it. At least one of them even has a hard cap on how much damage the player can do to it. This ensures that no matter how powerful you made yourself in a given run, these bosses will take you some time to defeat.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_51f98f47	comment	A staple of open-world content in Guild Wars 2. Dynamic events adjust the number of enemies, variety of abilities available to bosses, and HP of destructible objects according to the number of active players present.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_54790179	comment	The Fast Money round of Family Feud will have questions with one or two very popular answers that easily come to mind when they want to give away the money, e.g. "Name a yellow fruit" (banana, lemon, maybe pineapple) or "An animal with three letters in its name" (dog, cat). When they've gone over budget, they switch to questions with a wide spread of answers, often numerical, e.g. "On a scale of 1 to 10, how X are you?" or "At what time do you usually eat lunch?"
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_562e8a6e	comment	Max Payne does this in addition to three difficulty levels: doing exceptionally well would have enemies react more intelligently, do more damage, and take more damage (to the point that a headshot might not kill them), while doing poorly would have enemies behave more suicidally, have worst accuracy, do less damage, and be easier to kill. The easiest difficulty level, Fugitive, restricts the difficulty to a lower level, and makes it harder to increase. The medium difficulty level, Hard Boiled, restricts the difficulty from reaching the lowest level. And the hardest difficulty level, Dead on Arrival, locks the difficulty to the maximum level at all times. However, the implementation is somewhat broken (it's supposed to be tick down upon player death, but a death is only factored-in if the death animation is watched in full), making the game far harder than intended. The trope is more obvious in Max Payne 3, where the player receive extra painkillers if they die several times in at the same checkpoint.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_57ad0c07	comment	Resident Evil uses this, formally calling it "Adaptive Difficulty" or "Game Rank", and it's been a part of several major games in the series. In Resident Evil 4, playing well will increase the amount of spawned enemies and improve their AI; conversely, playing poorly and dying frequently will reduce the number of foes and make the enemies dumber. How severe this is depends on the difficulty selected at the start of the game, with Easy reducing the upper and lower bounds, and Professional locking the difficulty to the highest level and keeping it there no matter how many times you die. Ammo and health item rarity is also affected by how well you are doing, with both dropping more frequently if you're low on either one. Resident Evil 5 has a similar dynamic difficulty mechanic to Resident Evil 4, which has been discovered to use a hidden points system. Basically, the game has 11 separate "sub-levels" for the difficulty level, changing how much damage enemies deal, and how much damage they take from your weapons. Attacking and killing enemies adds points in small amounts (anywhere from 2 points for each hit you deal, to 100 points for a critical headshot), while taking damage or dying subtracts points in larger amounts (from 400 points for a small hit, to 1200 points for dying and continuing). For every 1000 points added or subtracted, the game shifts the difficulty up or down one level. Each of the four difficulty modes (Amateur, Normal, Veteran and Professional) has a minimum and maximum setting, and although some of them overlap, Professional mode is in a league of its own. At the lowest setting, enemies deal half as much damage to you, and take 2.5 times normal damage from your weapons. For the sake of comparison, Veteran mode's highest setting is the second-highest overall, where enemies deal three times normal damage to you, and take 88% normal damage from your weapons. The highest setting, which Professional mode stays at all the time, makes enemies deal ten times normal damage to you. The official guide had an entire section devoted to this system, and how to game it. Resident Evil 2 (Remake) follows a similar difficulty dynamic with the previous games. Aside from the general difficulty settings (Easy, Normal, and Hard), the game also fine tunes the current difficulty based on your performance. Doing well and conserving ammo will have enemies become more resilient and ammo pickups will yield less bullets. Getting injured a lot and/or running out of ammo will have enemies do less damage, become easier to kill, and ammo pickups give more rounds. Dying also lowers the difficulty some and dying too much will have the game offer the chance to permanently drop the difficulty by one level; if you died a lot on Normal for example, you can choose to switch the difficulty to Easy. Resident Evil 3 (Remake) uses pretty much the exact same system as the Resident Evil 2 (Remake).
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_5a0093	comment	The Price Is Right has easy games and hard games. If they've gone over budget in previous shows, they'll bring out That's Too Much or Range Game, which contestants have historically been bad at. Individual pricing games can also be adjusted, e.g. in a "put the digits in the correct order" game (Ten Chances, Safe Crackers, etc.) a 0 makes the game easier since it's usually the last digit, and it obviously can't be the first.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_5dc630cf	comment	In The Simpsons Hit & Run, cars that you're supposed to follow or stay close to drop below your max speed when you fall behind and climb above it when you get close. At the same time, cars that you're supposed to outrun or escape from do the opposite. This also gets less exaggerated as the game goes on to make the challenges more difficult as you progress through the game. Similarly, after failing a challenge a couple of times it will subtly get easier by, for example, having other cars during races move a little more slowly.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_5df242fc	comment	Resident Evil 2 (Remake) follows a similar difficulty dynamic with the previous games. Aside from the general difficulty settings (Easy, Normal, and Hard), the game also fine tunes the current difficulty based on your performance. Doing well and conserving ammo will have enemies become more resilient and ammo pickups will yield less bullets. Getting injured a lot and/or running out of ammo will have enemies do less damage, become easier to kill, and ammo pickups give more rounds. Dying also lowers the difficulty some and dying too much will have the game offer the chance to permanently drop the difficulty by one level; if you died a lot on Normal for example, you can choose to switch the difficulty to Easy.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_5e0142cb	comment	''DJMAX Portable'' increases the current scroll speed as the player's Fever (score multiplier) goes higher.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_5e3832b5	comment	In Cave Story, the Last Cave becomes a much harder level if you enter it with Booster v2.0, whose proficient use is required in the "hidden" version.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_5e91c7d	comment	In Resident Evil 4, playing well will increase the amount of spawned enemies and improve their AI; conversely, playing poorly and dying frequently will reduce the number of foes and make the enemies dumber. How severe this is depends on the difficulty selected at the start of the game, with Easy reducing the upper and lower bounds, and Professional locking the difficulty to the highest level and keeping it there no matter how many times you die. Ammo and health item rarity is also affected by how well you are doing, with both dropping more frequently if you're low on either one.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_5e91c7e	comment	Resident Evil 5 has a similar dynamic difficulty mechanic to Resident Evil 4, which has been discovered to use a hidden points system. Basically, the game has 11 separate "sub-levels" for the difficulty level, changing how much damage enemies deal, and how much damage they take from your weapons. Attacking and killing enemies adds points in small amounts (anywhere from 2 points for each hit you deal, to 100 points for a critical headshot), while taking damage or dying subtracts points in larger amounts (from 400 points for a small hit, to 1200 points for dying and continuing). For every 1000 points added or subtracted, the game shifts the difficulty up or down one level. Each of the four difficulty modes (Amateur, Normal, Veteran and Professional) has a minimum and maximum setting, and although some of them overlap, Professional mode is in a league of its own. At the lowest setting, enemies deal half as much damage to you, and take 2.5 times normal damage from your weapons. For the sake of comparison, Veteran mode's highest setting is the second-highest overall, where enemies deal three times normal damage to you, and take 88% normal damage from your weapons. The highest setting, which Professional mode stays at all the time, makes enemies deal ten times normal damage to you. The official guide had an entire section devoted to this system, and how to game it.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_62124bf0	comment	BLUE REVOLVER has five levels of rank, with the difficulty level chosen at the start of the game determining the range of levels that the game will go through. Normal keeps the rank clamped to levels 1 and 2 (the lowest two), Hyper allows the game to use all five levels, and Parallel locks the rank at level 5 for the duration of the entire game.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_63e2868	comment	The spin-off party game Crash Bash does this for practically every game with computer-controlled opponents. If you win too easily on the first match, the computer suddenly gets harder for the second, and vice versa if you lose by a lot of points. Case in point: the final boss (a PONG clone) is nearly untouchable the first time you fight him, but every time you lose, he gets easier and easier until he can't even return the very first ball. However, the instant you DO score against him, his difficulty goes back up. Winning this fight means using his Dynamic Difficulty to make sure he's easy enough at the first ball that you can still win when he hardens after being scored against.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_65c87783	comment	Wii Sports: The AI opponents in baseball combine Dynamic Difficulty with Rubberband AI. Get enough home runs, and they start to make it harder to do in subsequent games, for instance. Golf will switch out the set of possible hole positions for more tricky ones if you are doing too good.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_68c8e9ad	comment	The Super Robot Wars series has Battle Masteries, which are optional, and occasionally difficult, goals to reach in a mission. Depending on how many Battle Masteries (also known as Skill Points) you have at certain points in the game, the difficulty will scale back to Easy, or up to Hard mode.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_69e0186d	comment	SmackDown vs. Raw: After a few wins the computer will kick into overdrive and engage The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard mode to make you lose, no matter how much it has to break the game to do so.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_6c1d09b3	comment	Fallout 3 assigns experience points based on the difficulty setting. Conversely, the higher your level, the tougher your enemies will be when entering new areas. Fallout: New Vegas also has level scaling for certain enemies, especially in the DLC's.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_6c4f2940	comment	SiN Episodes: Emergence features the Personal Challenge System, designed to adapt itself to the player's skill level and varies the skill, numbers and toughness of enemies faced in accordance the player's performance. It was claimed that thanks to this, a proficient FPS player and a brand new FPS player would be able to finish the game in roughly the same amount of time. However, a bug present on release in the system caused the game to never ease up on players making it overly challenging and unforgiving. This has since been corrected. note The game's balancing system worked off of invisible triggers you ran past, among other things. Going over one recorded the time since you'd gone over the last one and deactivated it. Going faster obviously made the game harder. What went wrong is that one of the levels had left in it an extra trigger used for testing, which made the game think you were going faster than you really were in one part... And it didn't deactivate, and was in the middle of an area with a fight so there's a good chance you'd end up going back and forth over it several times, causing the game to think you'd run through half a dozen checkpoints in 20 seconds, thus cranking the difficulty into the stratosphere and making the difficulty-lowering functions a drop in the bucket. These invisible triggers are also autosave points, and loading from an autosave would lower the difficulty, while loading from a quicksave would not. This still applies (though not nearly as much) in the bugfixed release, though in the original version the way most people played (quicksaving and quickloading) meant that the game never let up, as opposed to dropping difficulty slightly each load from an autosave point.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_7201bc7a	comment	Giga Wing: The game's overall difficulty gradually increases until your first death; some players will exploit this by committing suicide at the very start of the game.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_7565a23b	comment	Killing Floor, in addition to the regular difficulty levels, increases the number of specimens per wave and gives them more health depending on the number of players.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_82ca6aa3	comment	DonPachi: In DoDonPachi DaiOuJou, there is a unique Rank System involving the Hyper mechanic. Whenever you unleash Hyper Mode (which causes your ship to fire much more powerful bullets and a bigger laser), this will cause enemies to fire much faster for the duration of the Hyper. When it wears off, enemies will fire slightly faster than they did before your Hyper, and they will spew more bullets. The more Hypers you use over the course of the game, the more bullets will fill the screen, and the faster the bullets will get. Dying or using a Smart Bomb is the only way to lower the Rank. In DoDonPachi Dai-Fukkatsu Black Label, you get a new Super Mode known as "Red Mode" in which continuously using it will gradually crank up the difficulty, indicated by a special gauge off to the side of the regular HUD. Red mode is required for certain score bonuses to activate. SaiDaiOuJou has a visible numeric Rank Meter, which also corresponds to the Hyper System. Like with DaiOuJou, it lowers every time you die or bomb (bombing lowers it by 1 Rank Point, dying decreases it by 3). However, getting it high enough is one of the requirements to fight either Hibachi or Inbachi.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_830f3978	comment	The arcade Lethal Enforcers started with a certain amount of time a baddie took to hit you (a bit under three seconds). This gradually decreased over time and reset only after you took a hit. The upshot was that you'd have to shovel in a ton of tokens to get to the end of the game no matter how good you were. Lethal Enforcers 2 was even more brutal, with a shorter starting time and a much faster decrease. The Police 911 spinoff is extremely fast, with bosses running and shooting around. Players have to aim more precisely in order to defeat the boss.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_86814cc3	comment	In the 20th Anniversary Edition of Final Fantasy II, there's a superboss Phrekyos: a summon beast that changes its stats depending on the amount of key words you've gathered (which indicates your progress in the plot and, naturally, your level).
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_88156ac9	comment	Battle Garegga has a unique game mechanic in which the game exponentially increases in difficulty by increasing enemy aggressiveness and health due to a number of factors, such as picking up too many items you don't need and shooting too much. The only way to reverse this? Dying. (Especially effective if it's the player's next to last life.) To make matters worse, every time someone plays the game, the starting rank (difficulty) goes up, and each time the attract mode loops the starting rank decreases. The idea is the more people are playing it the harder it gets, so it can eat more quarters, but if people stop it backs down so a new player will have an easier time and get hooked. However, people figured out that resetting the arcade game also reset the rank. So Raizing fixed this in their next game, Armed Police Batrider. The rank at power-on was the maximum possible starting rank instead! This is a (very infamous) trade mark of Shinobu Yagawa, the programmer of Battle Garegga, Battle Bakraid, and Batrider. These traits are in his later games with Cave, Ibara, Pink Sweets, and Muchi Muchi Pork. Those are just outlying elements of his style (perhaps a result of working things out), but his style generally punishes typical shmup habits (hording bombs/lives, grabbing all power ups, firing at all time), but people found that by stragetically dying at times (often down to almost no lives left), they can keep it manageable. That and bombs are used to score well (to get more lives to strategically lose). While not super popular, his style of games has a cult following.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_8ab12f88	comment	The Police 911 spinoff is extremely fast, with bosses running and shooting around. Players have to aim more precisely in order to defeat the boss.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_8ae87a20	comment	Press Your Luck would switch to easier-than-usual questions if not enough spins were being earned. For the audience at home, there was a tell for when this happened; the light bulb on the host's podium would blink to prompt him.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_8da0ea80	comment	PokÃ©mon Yellow is a subtle example. You start with a Pikachu (Electric-type), and your rival starts with an Eevee. What he evolves it into depends on whether you win the first two battles with him: If you win both battles, he evolves it into Jolteon, which is resistant to Electricity. If you win one battle and lose or forfeit the other, he evolves it into Flareon, which takes normal damage from Electricity. If you lose or forfeit both battles, he evolves it into Vaporeon, which is weak to Electricity.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_8de0e284	comment	Snatcher had a shooting range which could be accessed for fun. If you get consistently high scores on the shooting range, the game amps up the challenge of the plot relevant shooting set-pieces. It's advised that you do intentionally terrible on the shooting range, or finishing the game may require inhuman reflexes.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_8eaee3d9	comment	Eiyuu Senki: The World Conquest rewards the player for conquering regions outside of the game's recommended order with unique and useful accessories while also raising the strength of the remaining regions as a result.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_8f32d08e	comment	The RAY Series also does this. Especially the third game, where the enemies become more abundant and tougher the lower your Encroachment percentage.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_8f5a610b	comment	In Monster Hunter: World, monsters' maximum HP scales depending on whether they're being fought solo or by a group.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_9112629b	comment	Cruelty Squad has an unusual, one-directional variant of this. You start up in the hardest non-secret difficulty and bumps you down one tier after just a single death, onto the mode that halves the damage you'd take. Dying few more times within the same mission in that one downgrades you ever further which adds ability to eat corpses for a single hitpoint. With all that being said, the way of bumping up the difficulty is a bit more convoluted and whatever remains of this trope stops applying at all when the secret difficulty mode — colloquially named Hope Erradicated — is activated.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_92d87e3d	comment	Resident Evil 3 (Remake) uses pretty much the exact same system as the Resident Evil 2 (Remake).
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_971b0368	comment	SaGa Frontier: Improving your party's effectiveness via Stat Grinding increases the difficulty of enemy encounters.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_991faa43	comment	Creepy Castle adjusts things based on how much or how little damage you take as you proceed through each area, as a way to make it feel like you "just barely" made it. If you get hit by traps a lot and/or mess up a lot of duels, then enemies' normal attacks and traps will have a chance of missing entirely, they won't crit as often (if at all), and the food you find will be items that restore more HP. If you ace most or all of the duels you fight, then enemy attacks and traps will crit you more often, and you'll find smaller food items instead.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_9bad68b8	comment	In The Simpsons arcade game, the amount of enemies on screen depends on how many people are playing. In the boss fight against Smithers, if there are more than 2 players he won't throw any bombs you can throw back.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_9ce50739	comment	In Midnight Club, the type of vehicle you bring to a race determines what kind of opponents you'll face: bring a VW Golf and the other racers will be driving low-level tuners; bring a Lamborghini or Ducati and they'll have high-end exotics.
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_9ef055f4	comment	Ratchet & Clank has a leveling system, and experience points are kept when you die. If you die a lot, you will end up getting stronger than if you played through the game without dying or revisiting old areas. In addition, dying against a single obstacle too many times will either disable it or have the checkpoint moved.
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Ratchet & Clank (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_9ef055f4
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a0972674	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a0972674	comment	EVE Online features wormholes, where the amount of enemies depends on the number and size of the player ships. Don't ever try to bring a carrier (a capital ship) into the fight, however. Each time you do, there is an extra spawn of a few sleeper battleships. Unless you are doing this specifically to farm them, this is tantamount to suicide.
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EVE Online (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_a0972674
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a1288daf	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a1288daf	comment	Will You Snail? has an "Automatic Difficulty" setting. When it's turned on, Squid, the game's fourth wall-breaking AI antagonist, adjusts the difficulty if he believes the player is progressing too quickly or too slowly. He wants the player to die a lot and get frustrated for his own amusement, but he also doesn't want to get bored.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a1288daf	featureApplicability	1.0
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Will You Snail? (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_a1288daf
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a2482670	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a2482670	comment	In the daytime version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, the writers are fond of asking about arcane details of the lives of celebrities and historical figures, often from before they became famous, e.g. asking what Jon Stewart's part-time job was in college, or what George Washington named his dogs. These questions reliably stop contestants dead in their tracks, and they appear to be placed higher or lower on the money ladder based on how much under/over-budget the show is.
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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_a2482670
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a4513827	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a4513827	comment	Once you defeat the final boss of the PLATO computers dnd game, the levels of the enemies you fight increase ten to a hundredfold just to make your final run through the dungeon that much more difficult.
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dnd (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_a4513827
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a4516bb4	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a4516bb4	comment	The difficulty of the bosses in Rez increases depending on the player's skill in shooting down enemies.
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Rez (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_a4516bb4
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a599305d	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a599305d	comment	Mega Man Zero: The series assigns you a rank after every mission based on how well you completed it. If you fought a boss while having an A or S rank, the boss used new, stronger attacks which Zero would gain for himself after winning the battle.
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Mega Man Zero (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_a599305d
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a81325d3	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_a81325d3	comment	Final Fantasy: In the 20th Anniversary Edition of Final Fantasy II, there's a superboss Phrekyos: a summon beast that changes its stats depending on the amount of key words you've gathered (which indicates your progress in the plot and, naturally, your level). Final Fantasy VIII scales monsters level to match your party, and then gives them stronger attacks on top of that. This makes Experience Points a kind of industrial waste generated by grinding for junctions, Guardian Forces and crafting materials, which are the real source of power. (On the other hand, it's a boon for a Low-Level Run.) Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light: Once you open up the Very Definitely Final Dungeon, monsters and bosses will keep pace with the party's levels.
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Final Fantasy (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_a81325d3
Dynamic Difficulty / int_ab515a31	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_ab515a31	comment	For a specific example: The House of the Dead III. With 2 players playing, zombies double in number, and bosses take twice as much shots to cancel their Break Meters. This is especially bad with The Fool's swiping attack, which requires 6 shots in less than 2 seconds to cancel, and that's only in 1-player mode. In 2-player mode, you need 12 shots (6 per player), so unless the other person is competent at the game, he or she will be bogging you down and making you lose a life EVERY TIME, NO MATTER WHAT. Also, for the whole series: Playing good or poorly in a stage will change the boss' speed.
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House of the Dead (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_ab515a31
Dynamic Difficulty / int_aedc983a	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_aedc983a	comment	Early in the Wing Commander series, there was supposed to be an adjustment of AI skills, in the games before Difficulty Levels. However, for many there's often little to no notice of much of a difference, in any of the games where this trope was in effect.
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Wing Commander (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_aedc983a
Dynamic Difficulty / int_b0b22636	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_b0b22636	comment	When the producers want to make Wheel of Fortune harder, they use shorter puzzles in the main game, and the bonus round will usually be a short puzzle and/or one with many different vowels and/or uncommon consonants, e.g. "OAK BUREAU" or "ZOO".
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Wheel of Fortune	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_b0b22636
Dynamic Difficulty / int_b63ff53e	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_b63ff53e	comment	Deep Rock Galactic has enemy health and damage scale based on how many players are in the current session. This means that even in single player mode, the game won't become too difficult even if the lone player is facing a boss enemy.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_b63ff53e	featureApplicability	1.0
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Deep Rock Galactic (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_b63ff53e
Dynamic Difficulty / int_ba1083f7	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_ba1083f7	comment	Guitar Hero 5 has a battle mode called "Momentum", which increases the difficulty every 20 combo (starting at medium), and drops you back down after 3 misses in a row. Warriors of Rock adds "Momentum+", where it increases every 10 combo instead, and automatically drops the leading player back down to beginner difficulty if Star Power is deployed.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_ba1083f7	featureApplicability	1.0
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Guitar Hero (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_ba1083f7
Dynamic Difficulty / int_be68ee29	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_be68ee29	comment	Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U borrows from Kid Icarus: Uprising the system of using currency to increase the single-player mode's difficulty level. The more coins the player wagers before beginning, the more difficult the battles, but the more valuable the prizes for victory. Losing causes the difficulty to be reduced by one half of a level, as well as costing some of the initial wager and a few prizes that had been won. Higher difficulties are required to face the True Final Boss, who takes on more forms depending on the difficulty level.
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Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_be68ee29
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c05bc221	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c05bc221	comment	In Jump Start Typing, you have to type to a certain level of words-per-minute to unlock Coach Qwerty from the trophy closet, and the activities are merely to practice typing. The difficulty of the game, however, is proportional to how well you do in the initial trial, and it is therefore possible to finish the game in a ridiculous amount of time by simply typing at 1 word per minute so the goals are set low, and then proceed to steamroll through it all.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c05bc221	featureApplicability	1.0
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Jump Start (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_c05bc221
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c19c6efa	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c19c6efa	comment	Minecraft surprisingly features a dynamic difficulty system in Survival mode that is separate to (but impacted by) the world difficulty. The longer a player stays in one location and the longer a certain world has been active, the more difficult the game gets. With each passing day-night cycle, the difficulty steps up a small amount. In time, this manifests itself in monsters having higher chances of spawning with armor, enchanted weapons, increased strength of certain attacks, seeing the player from further away, and even enabling certain monsters to access new attacks. At even higher difficulties, the enchantment levels on the monsters' weapons and armor increase as well.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c19c6efa	featureApplicability	1.0
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Minecraft (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_c19c6efa
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c3c01004	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c3c01004	comment	Bonfire's Endless mode becomes more difficult the further you go, but will temporarily let up on the difficulty curve if you lose a hero. Unlike in other quests, instead of the hero coming back injured in the next battle, they're replaced with another hero from your roster; the reduced difficulty is to account for the fact the new hero starts at level 1.
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Bonfire (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_c3c01004
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c6e646e5	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c6e646e5	comment	In Darius Gaiden, getting a shot powerup will increase the difficulty to the stage's default difficulty.
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Darius (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_c6e646e5
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c834792e	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_c834792e	comment	Spyro the Dragon: The series scales difficulty depending on the skill of the player. Unfortunately, this results in an individual playing on the lowest difficulty setting being incapable of completing the third game 100%. Thankfully the third game also has cheat codes to adjust the difficulty for you (O, Square, Right, Left, Right, Square, O, X for Medium, and O, Square, Right, Left, Right, Square, O, Square for Hard).
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Spyro the Dragon (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_c834792e
Dynamic Difficulty / int_cba48b98	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_cba48b98	comment	God Hand will adjust the difficulty up a level (1, 2, 3, and Die) if the player lands enough hits on enemies, increasing enemy strength and durability. It will then scale the difficulty back down if they take too many hits. You gain more rewards for defeating more enemies at higher difficulty levels. The game has "normal" difficulty settings, as well — the difficulty level never rises above 2 in Easy Mode, and Hard Mode has you always on Level Die.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_cba48b98	featureApplicability	1.0
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God Hand (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_cba48b98
Dynamic Difficulty / int_cdd994cc	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_cdd994cc	comment	Depending on which marriages you choose to pursue in Phantasy Star III, gameplay can have a difference of several hours, with different challenges being met between playthroughs. Having Rhys marry Lena will give his son Nial access to an artifact called Laya's Pendant, letting him and his own son (either Adan or Aron) skip dungeons connecting the worlds, while also fighting weaker monsters in the castle holding the Pendant. If Rhys marries Maia, his son Ayn goes questing in the opposite direction, so it's up to his son (Crys or Sean) to find the Pendant in a reasonably tougher dungeon. Adan and Aron also both start with an extra party member, while Crys and Sean both need to recruit Laya and Kara as part of their quest.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_cdd994cc	featureApplicability	1.0
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Phantasy Star III (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_cdd994cc
Dynamic Difficulty / int_cf0603d0	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_cf0603d0	comment	A more subtle example in Heavy Weapon. The better you do, the higher your score, and thus the higher your rank. The higher your rank, the more often your airborne foes will drop bombs on your tank.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_cf0603d0	featureApplicability	1.0
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Heavy Weapon (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_cf0603d0
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d0a5a846	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d0a5a846	comment	Gradius games tend to increase in difficulty the more firepower you have. This is most notable in the original game, where at minimal firepower and no Options the Big Core will fire slow and easily dodgable lasers, but at maximum firepower the lasers practically break the sound barrier.
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Gradius (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_d0a5a846
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d500b17d	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d500b17d	comment	This shows up in Forza Motorsport 4's World Tour. The AI starts ridiculous easy, but the more events you win, the harder they become.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d500b17d	featureApplicability	1.0
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Forza (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_d500b17d
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d5164c46	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d5164c46	comment	Hades: God mode operates like this, gently lightening the difficulty each time you lose to find the right medium for the player.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d5164c46	featureApplicability	1.0
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Hades (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_d5164c46
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d6e2146d	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d6e2146d	comment	Diablo III allows a player to select a difficulty, which can only be increased by quitting the current game in progress (though players are allowed to decrease it mid-game if they're alone). Regardless of difficulty, enemy levels scale with a player's to always give them a decent amount of XP and challenge for their current level on whatever difficulty they've chosen. However, once you hit the level cap of 70, you start gaining Paragon levels, which enemy difficulty does not scale to, meaning that unless you raise the difficulty level (if it's not already at Torment XIII, the highest one selectable), enemies can only get easier for you to fight.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_d6e2146d	featureApplicability	1.0
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Diablo III (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_d6e2146d
Dynamic Difficulty / int_db71810b	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_db71810b	comment	Featured in Rocksmith.
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Rocksmith (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_db71810b
Dynamic Difficulty / int_dec5f386	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_dec5f386	comment	Raiden, Raiden Fighters and Fire Shark are notorious for this, frustrating would-be 1cc players in the form of the tank/gunboat enemies. If you do well enough (survive long enough, amass loads of points, get lots of powerups/bombs), the tanks/gunboats that initially have poor reaction time as well as Painfully Slow Projectiles start shooting you with faster and more accurate shots as soon as they come onscreen.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_dec5f386	featureApplicability	1.0
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Raiden (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_dec5f386
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e2fa7287	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e2fa7287	comment	Touhou has this is the 4th to 6th games. It gets remarkably less complicated each game. In the 4th game (Lotus Land Story) pretty everything that could be considered playing well raises it, but the opposite is also true, meaning that letting point items fall off the screen makes the game easier. The next game (Mystic Square) has fewer things increase the rank, but the only ways to decrease it are dying and bombing. Embodiment of Scarlet Devil has the rank just keep going up over time and can only normally be decreased by dying. And for some reason it resets to the middle level with each stage. None of the other games use rank, though Imperishable Night lets you start with more lives if you keep continuing.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e2fa7287	featureApplicability	1.0
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Touhou	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_e2fa7287
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e5d72e0a	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e5d72e0a	comment	Gods: At predetermined points, the game gives the player a "help bonus" if he's doing poorly or spawns additional enemies if he's unhurt.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e5d72e0a	featureApplicability	1.0
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e5d72e0a	featureConfidence	1.0
Gods (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_e5d72e0a
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e5de407c	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e5de407c	comment	XCOM lets you select a difficulty level to begin the game at, and then moves it up or down a notch once per in-game month. This is rather undermined by an unfortunate bug which resets the difficulty to the lowest level when you load a saved game. Since the game is made up of two executables, it has to save and quit each time you switch from a land battle to the world map (or vice versa). In short, it's impossible to play more than one battle before the difficulty resets to the lowest level unless you patch the game to fix this (using, say, XcomUtil), or use the Windows-based re-release.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_e5de407c	featureApplicability	1.0
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X-COM (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_e5de407c
Dynamic Difficulty / int_eb0dd02a	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_eb0dd02a	comment	AI War: Fleet Command and AI War 2 both have a particular version of this as the selling point. AI Progress (AIP) is a counted measure you are always aware of, that rises whenever you claim a planet for yourself from the AI, among other actions that either alarm the AI or make it think now's the chance to finish off the problem that is you. The higher it rises, the more tools the AI deploys to deal with you, and the more of its near-endless resources it reassigns from dealing with whatever is outside the galaxy to taking care of you. As a result, even in bolder high AIP runs you need to play the guerilla game, because if you just conquer everything you see the AI will stomp you. The sequel makes it track even more variables, and gives it more to respond with; the AI even gets Godzilla Threshold options if you're really running wild (or another faction is), in the form of Extragalactic War vessels that are nastier than anything else in its arsenal.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_eb0dd02a	featureApplicability	1.0
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AI War: Fleet Command (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_eb0dd02a
Dynamic Difficulty / int_eb6719f6	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_eb6719f6	comment	Final Fantasy VIII scales monsters level to match your party, and then gives them stronger attacks on top of that. This makes Experience Points a kind of industrial waste generated by grinding for junctions, Guardian Forces and crafting materials, which are the real source of power. (On the other hand, it's a boon for a Low-Level Run.)
Dynamic Difficulty / int_eb6719f6	featureApplicability	1.0
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Final Fantasy VIII (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_eb6719f6
Dynamic Difficulty / int_ebaa5450	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_ebaa5450	comment	Crimzon Clover: In the original doujin version, Simple mode is meant to be an "easy" mode, but point-blanking enemies will cause them to drop small stars, and collecting enough of these stars will cause enemies' bullets to move faster. This trope is the core of Boost mode in the arcade and World Ignition versions. When you fill the bomb meter, you automatically enter Break Mode and a timer starts ticking up. The higher the timer goes, the more points you'll earn but the more difficult enemies will get. Dying or firing a bomb will end Break Mode and drop the timer to the last multiple of 30 seconds, putting a pause to the difficulty increase.
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Crimzon Clover (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_ebaa5450
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f0d2be77	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f0d2be77	comment	Xeno Fighters has this as of v0.10 in the form of a rank system similar to that of Battle Garegga.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f0d2be77	featureApplicability	1.0
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Xeno Fighters (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_f0d2be77
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f1785a72	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f1785a72	comment	Gran Turismo 4 uses "A-Spec Points" to encourage you to choose slower, less powerful cars to win the race: the more powerful your car is, the smaller your score will be. If, for example, you manage to win against a squad of sleek German machines with a puny little Pontiac Sunfire, you'll win 200 points; but if you win the race with the superpowered Polyphony Formula Gran Turismo, you'll win 1 single point. However, A-Spec points aren't a reliable method of judging difficulty, as the game seems to mainly base the point levels on your car's specs relative to the AI, and it's possible to get easy 200 point races in vehicles such as the Suzuki GSX-R/4, which is much less powerful than most supercars but is good handling and very light.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f1785a72	featureApplicability	1.0
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Gran Turismo (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_f1785a72
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f3ee9559	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f3ee9559	comment	In Aces Wild: Manic Brawling Action!, your Rank fluctuates as you deal and take damage. A higher Rank makes enemies attack more aggressively, but it also boosts the number of points you score with each hit, and how much "Wild" (energy used for power punches and health-restoring "Panic" attacks) you generate per hit.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f3ee9559	featureApplicability	1.0
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Aces Wild: Manic Brawling Action! (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_f3ee9559
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f504596e	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f504596e	comment	Even For Eternia: Downplayed. The enemies of Machina Wastes scale to the player's story progress rather than levels. However, the main boss of the area, Wraith Saturn, doesn't scale and is balanced for a level 45 party.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f504596e	featureApplicability	1.0
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Even For Eternia (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_f504596e
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f8f51b13	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f8f51b13	comment	Unreal Tournament: In practice mode, there's an option to auto adjust skill. This causes the bot's skill level to automatically change if it kills or is killed by a human player, with the developers aiming for an even kill-death ratio, but it is thrown off in team games should bots be moving along a "kill corridor" where they can be picked off trivially. The sequel Unreal Tournament 2004 forces auto-adjusting skill for the final championship 1-on-1 battle, thus making the final opponent to be just better than you even if the game would otherwise be the lowest difficutly.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_f8f51b13	featureApplicability	1.0
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Unreal Tournament (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_f8f51b13
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd49a48d	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd49a48d	comment	The arcade version of Final Fight raises or lower its difficulty depending on how well the player performs. The difficulty is raised as play time is accumulated and is only lowered every time the player loses a life or uses a credit. On the game's DIP switches, Difficulty A (which has eight levels) affects the overall difficulty while Difficulty B (which has four) affects the rate in which the difficulty changes.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd49a48d	featureApplicability	1.0
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Final Fight (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd49a48d
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd5d7b47	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd5d7b47	comment	In Need for Speed: Most Wanted, the AI's cars get faster the more races you win, and become slower when you lose one. Thus the easiest way to win races is to deliberately lose about every fifth race to keep the competitors' car speeds as low as one wants.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd5d7b47	featureApplicability	1.0
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd5d7b47	featureConfidence	1.0
Need for Speed (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd5d7b47
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd8ef85e	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd8ef85e	comment	Left 4 Dead features a "director AI" that spawns Infected based on how easily the players made it past the previous encounter. If the skirmish ends with the players healthy and having used few ammunition, the director sends in a horde. If the players are dying and low on ammo, the director only sends in a few. If you are playing on Expert and are doing poorly, it says "why aren't you dead yet?" and redoubles its efforts. Whimper.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd8ef85e	featureApplicability	1.0
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fd8ef85e	featureConfidence	1.0
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Dynamic Difficulty / int_fe85bfc8	type	Dynamic Difficulty
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fe85bfc8	comment	Super Smash Bros. began using this in its later installments. Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U borrows from Kid Icarus: Uprising the system of using currency to increase the single-player mode's difficulty level. The more coins the player wagers before beginning, the more difficult the battles, but the more valuable the prizes for victory. Losing causes the difficulty to be reduced by one half of a level, as well as costing some of the initial wager and a few prizes that had been won. Higher difficulties are required to face the True Final Boss, who takes on more forms depending on the difficulty level. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will increase the difficulty of Classic Mode based on how well you perform in the previous match. The higher the difficulty gets, the more items you earn and the more points you get upon completion. The difficulty also takes a drop if you lose and pay coins to replay. If you want the reward for beating it on 9.9 difficulty, that means you can never lose a life while doing extremely well on almost every fight.
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fe85bfc8	featureApplicability	1.0
Dynamic Difficulty / int_fe85bfc8	featureConfidence	1.0
Super Smash Bros. (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dynamic Difficulty / int_fe85bfc8

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