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I\'m tempted to make a few edits. I see the trope description [[ItsHardSoItSucks making references to hard levels and bosses]]. While difficulty can be used as a cop-out from good level and boss design, a hard moment does not necessarily mean a bad moment--a moment of the game can be easy and still be pretty crappy. (\'\'SymphonyOfTheNight\'\'[=\'=]s reverse castle, for instance, is easier to blaze through than the normal castle, and yet that\'s an example of Xen Syndrome.) As such I\'d like to take the liberty of revising the description.
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I\\\'m tempted to make a few edits. I see the trope description [[ItsHardSoItSucks making references to hard levels and bosses]]. While difficulty can be used as a cop-out from good level and boss design, a hard moment does not necessarily mean a bad moment--a moment of the game can be easy and still be pretty crappy. (\\\'\\\'SymphonyOfTheNight\\\'\\\'[=\\\'=]s reverse castle, for instance, is easier to blaze through than the normal castle due to the potential to get some {{Game Breaker}}s, and yet that\\\'s an example of Xen Syndrome.) As such I\\\'d like to take the liberty of revising the description.
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I\'m tempted to make a few edits. I see the trope description [[ItsHardSoItSucks making references to hard levels and bosses]]. While difficulty can be used as a cop-out from good level and boss design, a hard moment does not necessarily mean a bad moment--a moment of the game can be easy and still be pretty crappy. As such I\'d like to take the liberty of revising the description.
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I\\\'m tempted to make a few edits. I see the trope description [[ItsHardSoItSucks making references to hard levels and bosses]]. While difficulty can be used as a cop-out from good level and boss design, a hard moment does not necessarily mean a bad moment--a moment of the game can be easy and still be pretty crappy. (\\\'\\\'SymphonyOfTheNight\\\'\\\'[=\\\'=]s reverse castle, for instance, is easier to blaze through than the normal castle, and yet that\\\'s an example of Xen Syndrome.) As such I\\\'d like to take the liberty of revising the description.
