When it comes to gaming, not all titles can be dived into and played smoothly without investing several hours for learning, adjustment, and occasionally, sheer determination. “The Ascent” is an illustrative case in point. As described by Unsung_Ironhead, it boasts a meticulously designed cyberpunk universe with rich lore and captivating side quests, but it has issues like sudden difficulty spikes and a complex cover system. It’s much like being invited to a party: you adore the ambiance, but halfway through, you realize that you’re still bustling on the dance floor while others are huddled in corners, lost and scrolling through their phones, bewildered. This sentiment resonated throughout the comment section as users voiced their frustrations with titles they enjoyed yet found difficult to recommend due to complexity or specialized appeal. Take “Civilization,” for example: one user noted that their friends would probably quit after just four turns. Imagine the predicament—explaining a game-changing strategy masterpiece, only to see the next player stare blankly at their screen as they grapple with resource management, completely clueless! That’s quite an awkward situation!