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For whatever reason, I could've sworn the Deku scrub could use sticks, but alas it was greyed out in the inventory. No idea why that thought persisted.Nihilarian posted:"Aflac" Same here.
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Nihilarian posted:"Aflac" glad I'm not the only one who hears that.
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FELD1 posted:For whatever reason, I could've sworn the Deku scrub could use sticks, but alas it was greyed out in the inventory. No idea why that thought persisted. Probably because they can use Deku Nuts, and it just seems logical to be able to use both?
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Alkydere posted:glad I'm not the only one who hears that. I thought I was mad.
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Ryushikaze posted:Probably because they can use Deku Nuts, and it just seems logical to be able to use both? Consider what could happen if Deku Link let a Deku Stick burn out.
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"GAGWEP" What? They're turtles, they don't have to make sense.
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ChaosArgate posted:Consider what could happen if Deku Link let a Deku Stick burn out. It would be like equipping a human arm as a weapon. I'm pretty sure that's been done in many games, but not this one.
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Drakenel posted:I thought I was mad. I- no, we aren't alone anymore.
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Obviously the turtles are connoisseurs of only the finest Video Board-games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tW5m3ix8KuI&t=138s
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Wapole Languray posted:Obviously the turtles are connoisseurs of only the finest Video Board-games.  what
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Nihilarian posted:"Aflac" This. The turtles say Aflac.
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Neurion posted:
I remember it being a short lived YTP source a few years back
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"I can't figure out how to get beneath them. I'm going to stay in here where it's safe." *goes down inside a flower* Fae sometimes you worry me. Other than that I'm greatly enjoying this LP, your commentary is super fun as always.
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The good old practice of locking a player in a room with all the tools they need to get back out again. It's a shame that text-based tutorials have almost pushed these out of existence.
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sharkbeard posted:"I can't figure out how to get beneath them. I'm going to stay in here where it's safe." *goes down inside a flower* Hahahahahahahahahhahahaha 
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I have an ominous feeling about how the rest of this dungeon will go... And this is the most straightforward dungeon in the game 
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Artix's rage and tears actually give me energy since his Fire Emblem LP days so I don't mind.
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The turtles are one of those enemies that make Majora's Mask feel less like a hack of Ocarina of Time. They were definitely a pain in the rear end for me the first time I ran into them too. I think they actually killed me. I hated being in Deku Link form so I ran around as Hylian Link and that's not the way to do it. Divebombing from below (flybombing?) never occurred to me. Like Fae, I also thought it was to dodge an attack and I didn't see the point when you had a shield.
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sharkbeard posted:"I can't figure out how to get beneath them. I'm going to stay in here where it's safe." *goes down inside a flower* I thought she was actually being sly and knew what to do all along, but was just messing with us.
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Popping out of Deku Flowers has a VERY wide hitbox. You can hurt enemies from quite a distance. It's one of the most effective attacks on a few types of enemies that will home in on the flower even if they can't hit you.
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Artix posted:Hahahahahahahahahhahahaha  The later dungeons are going to be amazing
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Episode 19 - I'm Not Good At These Games Continuing to play this game with a fever was probably not one of my best ideas
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re: moths. They usually keep themselves going in a straight line by keeping whatever light source is around at a constant angle. This is fine when said light source is really far away, like the moon, less so when its something that isn't; moths tend to spiral inwards towards lightbulbs and candles.
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God that room with the Boes still makes me nervous. I'm not scared of the dark by any means, but that room is very well done and very atmospheric.
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I can definitely commiserate with Artix right now and I agree with his trepidation about the boss. And the later dungeons.
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Yes I get it I'm bad at games and have trouble with some stuff ha ha very funny but can we not? If the only reason you're watching this LP and posting in the thread is to make fun of me then I want nothing to do with you. I've had to deal with this poo poo in three different blind LPs now and I'm sick of it
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Faerie Fortune posted:Yes I get it I'm bad at games and have trouble with some stuff ha ha very funny but can we not? If the only reason you're watching this LP and posting in the thread is to make fun of me then I want nothing to do with you. I've had to deal with this poo poo in three different blind LPs now and I'm sick of it I'm sorry, I really really didn't mean it that way. I'm not here to make fun of you, I'm here to watch you explore one of my favorite games of all time. Ohgod I'm so sorry that came off that way please don't be mad at me. 
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That wasn't specifically directed at you but there have been a few posts like this and I want to nip it in the bud right now. I don't make LPs to be made fun of. I can take some good natured ribbing but a lot of this just feels mean-spirited and I want it to stop. I have known issues with depth perception and directions. I recorded this when I was sick with a fever and its the first dungeon in a game that has much more difficult dungeons than its predecessor, yes I am going to make mistakes. Lighten the gently caress up and let me make them, if you want to see it done perfectly either go watch a speedrun or do it yourself if you're that much better than me. Oh and if watching someone not be good at a videogame actually makes you angry, seek counselling. That's not healthy.
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ChaosArgate posted:Consider what could happen if Deku Link let a Deku Stick burn out. Oh, I understand in many ways both gameplay and practical why Deku Link doesn't use them, just offering an explanation why someone might think Deku Link should be able to use both. Nidoking posted:It would be like equipping a human arm as a weapon. Not as far as we know, anyways...
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You can do it in Dwarf Fortress and Rimworld! Probably Dead Rising too, that seems like the kind of series that'd let you use a human limb as an improvised weapon
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I can't remember what game it is for the life of me, but I'm 95% positive I played a game where you can use a prosthetic arm as a weapon
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Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines has one in the very first area iirc.
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TF2 has the weapon for the Scout called the Unarmed Combat. It's a Spy Arm used like a baseball bat.
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It's not out yet but Breath of the Wild features reassembling skeletons that will pick up the arms of their skele-bros as weapons.
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ChaosArgate posted:It's not out yet but Breath of the Wild features reassembling skeletons that will pick up the arms of their skele-bros as weapons. And you can use them as weapons too.
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Obscure RPG Severance: Blade of Darkness allowed you to dismember humanoid enemies and wield their limbs as weapons.
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There's a roguelike (IVAN?) with an area-based damage system where your limbs fall off if they get too damaged. You can then pick up said severed limbs and beat your enemies to death with them  Also, one positive thing about seeing someone go into this totally blind is the heavy use of the first-person mode to scout rooms out. It has this weird immersion effect for me, where if I was in a dungeon surrounded by poison water and huge fuckoff insects, I would totally look around in that methodical way every time I went into a new room.
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You can use at least two different arms as clubs in Planescape: Torment, one of them formerly your own! I think the description for the other one, which you can get really early in the game, was something like "You can use it to shake someone's hand at a distance or to deal 1d4 blunt damage." Rabbi Raccoon posted:God that room with the Boes still makes me nervous. I'm not scared of the dark by any means, but that room is very well done and very atmospheric. Definitely agree. That's the one part of this dungeon I remembered even before rewatching it here. edit: Oh, I never noticed in game that every stray fairy you get restores your health just like any other fairy! You got healed after beating a Skulltula that was holding one. It's a really nice bit of consistency. Aithon fucked around with this message at 21:34 on Aug 12, 2016 |
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In the Medievil games you're playing as a skeleton and your default weapon is your pulled-off arm.
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whitehelm posted:In the Medievil games you're playing as a skeleton and your default weapon is your pulled-off arm. That's the one! Thanks! Man I haven't thought about those games in ages
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