Two Difficulty Levels at Once (Concept)

Sometimes a co-op game allows the various players to choose their own individual difficulty levels. This is typically implemented by higher difficulty levels causing that player to be able to deal damage less easily and to also receive more damage from enemies.

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In the Gears of War series (2 & 3 specifically, as the original doesn't feature this concept), if two players are each playing under a different difficulty setting, then achievements-wise the game will only register the lowest difficulty. This is so one player for example can't play on the highest difficulty setting (Insane) with another on the easiest, and then allow the second player to do most of the work by more easily killing the opposition. This also carries over to the Stars system in Gears of War: Judgment.

Concept Name

Two Difficulty Levels at Once

Appears in

23 games

First Appearance

DDRMAX Dance Dance Revolution

Aliases

Co-op Handicap Individual Difficulty

Concept Name	Two Difficulty Levels at Once Two Difficulty Levels at Once
Appears in	23 games
First Appearance	DDRMAX Dance Dance Revolution
Aliases	Co-op Handicap Individual Difficulty Co-op Handicap Individual Difficulty

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