Forced Tutorial: Difference between revisions

** The tutorial mission of ''Modern Warfare 2'', though in-story it's justified: the first part is a shooting range, where you're showing the local militia how to aim and shoot properly. The second is an obstacle course, which you must go through because a general is hoping to recruit someone into his task force.

 

* ''[[Plane Shift]]'' qualifies, but only on your first character with a given account. There's a limit of four characters per account, so if you want to have five or more characters, you have to do the tutorial again for another set.

 

** ''[[The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall]]'' is nice enough to let you skip their tutorial, but you still have to fight your way out of Privateer's Hold. Ironically, the tutorial is broken anyway and you never get to see the last two or three tips.

** Made really subtle in ''The Elder Scrolls III: [[Morrowind]]'', where the best thing you have for a tutorial is being told to take an enchanted ring from a barrel and being told that there will be no more tips after leaving the office.

** ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'' averts this. After character creation, you're pointed towards an NPC who will "teach you how to survive in the wasteland," i.e., run you through a tutorial quest. You can opt out and strike off into the Wasteland at any time - in fact the only sign of the starting area's tutorial-ness is a warning that will pop up when you leave town, asking you to confirm your character build.

* ''[[.hack GU Games|.Hack//GU]]'' has two forced tutorials, because some NPCs refuse to take "I know this already" as an answer.

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