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Real vs Artificial Difficulty
Artificial difficulty is difficulty that is constructed and could be turned off with a knob, whereas real difficulty cannot be turned off — like surviving in the woods; smashing the knob (e.g. not bringing a map into the wild) doesn't make difficulty real, it just makes you fail.
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George HotzEvidence Quote
“Real difficulty is like you're in the woods and you got to survive.”
Created: 6/13/2026, 12:26:10 AM
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