Sentence examples for regular difficulty from inspiring English sources

The game didn't split hairs about what you were doing: it was very clear that the standard mode was the way that this game was meant to be experienced, and clear that you should try on regular difficulty before you turned on assist mode.

At least, that's the case on the game's regular difficulty level which isn't particularly tough at all.

Barry's armed to the teeth and takes out his enemies with ease; Claire has to be stealthier, but even with limited firepower there's nothing to really challenge anyone's progress through this first chapter, on regular difficulty at least.

As much as Deus Ex: Human Revolution subverts the standard mook v. villain hierarchy, the nerfing of enemy AI at regular difficulty or lower leads the game to observe another concept from TV Tropes, that of "mook chivalry".

(To be fair, having completed the game on regular difficulty, I restarted it on hard only to find this criticism less applicable. In hard, enemies do sometimes think to flank the player and rush in groups).

(Although you could argue that the same "regular" difficulty level in Konami's game is tougher than it is in EA's, and I'm certainly not at the standard to play like a pro).

Rather than winning a beauty contest, building a business is a marathon that requires steady and constant effort, surmounting regular difficulties, and living through emotional peaks and valleys.

Furthermore, women who reported regular sleep difficulties had a 49% increased risk of all-cause mortality, compared to women without such frequent difficulties.

The current results identified a statistically higher risk of all-cause mortality in women reporting regular sleep difficulties compared to those who reported little or none.

Although breast cancer death was suggestively related to experiencing regular sleep difficulties (MV-HR=1.78, CI=0.94 3.36), non-breast cancer death was not associated (MV-HR=1.38, CI=0.85 2.26) and these two associations were not statistically different (competing risk analyses, P=0.68).

But the court, created in 2009 by the United Nations Security Council at Lebanon's request, keeps going, even though it has no detainees and has regular financial difficulties, including the costs of maintaining its staff of close to 400.