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Line 2: You've tried, and tried, but because [[The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard]], you just can't win. But wait! You can just change the difficulty level, and now victory is assured! Many [[Strategy Game\|strategy games]], [[RPG~~\|RPGs~~]]s, and [[Action Game\|action games]] have difficulty levels. Often, you start the game at 'Normal', though sometimes at 'Easy', then work your way up. Most games with difficulty levels feature extra, even harder levels that you can unlock by beating the game. Some strategy games even let you change difficulty level between scenarios, letting you tackle a particularly challenging stretch without without being frustrated by [[Nintendo Hard]] difficulty. There are two main kinds of AI and how the difficulty level interacts with them:

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