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Enchlore wrote:I tend to get tired from fighting normal enemies around the end of the game, and by the time of the final moments I just run to the end and skip as many enemies as I can.

Yeah, throughout the Game, the beginning Enemies are like Easy to Normal to fight but once you have a lot of Levels and go back just to get something done (also go further on on your quest) these enemies are really worthless to fight because they give you a low amount of Experience Points and Money...

Another thing: I hardly ever use healing items. I'll always try to win a battle without them. This means I store up quite a bit of them, which can be useful for bosses.

I always avoid enemies and rarely use healing potions.

Snow Luigi Revamped wrote:I always avoid enemies.

But at the end it will be a bad sign to have because you have a low amount of Experience points and everything will be harder...

True.
I avoid only the hard enemies but not the easy ones.

Snow Luigi Revamped wrote:I avoid only the hard enemies but not the easy ones.

Another problem is if you only focus to the easy ones you get lower experience points and money than the usual difficulty ones, that means it takes more time to go through...

Easy ones = hard enemies but easy to kill

In Final Fantasy games I am always healing myself in preparation for everything(as some things in FF games can be extremely aggravating at times), and Mario RPGs leave me more focused on either HP or Attack power than other stats. As for Pokemon, I used to level up only my starter when I was younger, but I as grew older began to level up six pokemon per team as well as two alternates and on rare occasions legendaries. I have the habit of teaching my pokemon attack based moves rather than stat moves(unless I'm doing tournaments or participating in OU Battles).

I also kinda have the habits of Experience points because I want to become stronger instead of being weak at Boss Battles and lose it...

To only attack enemies which are way lower than my own level.
And to heal way too much