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Just beat Origami King. I was... whelmed. The combat by the end really did my head in. The boss fights were a lot better but also some of the solutions seemed pretty obtuse.
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abelwingnut posted:man, it seems like whenever i'm hit with an item in mario kart i just immediately stop and it takes like three seconds to get going again. but then i see some competitors get hit and they, yea, get interrupted but are still able to either move a touch or get going super quick. am i missing something? i'm using tanooki mario and the blue falcon if those matter. If you're online it might be that they got hit on your switch but not on the server side? Otherwise it's because they have high acceleration
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Muk Dumpster posted:I dont want to live in a world where you have to catch other pokemon to get exp, I need to battle get the pokeball, take your buddies with you on walks, and then come back with OP monsters that obliterate trainers
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I want to battle to get exp? Like every other game?
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Wild Pokemon aren't a challenge though they're just Derpy fuckwits you body fifty thousand times to grind levels. Also dog fighting is cruel.
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:Wild Pokemon aren't a challenge though they're just Derpy fuckwits you body fifty thousand times to grind levels. Also dog fighting is cruel. I dunno man, getting into a fight with a zubat every 5 steps is part of the appeal
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Dugong posted:Just beat Origami King. I was... whelmed. The combat by the end really did my head in. The boss fights were a lot better but also some of the solutions seemed pretty obtuse. I never got the hang of the ice maze.
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Piranha Creeper Creek after dark is much harder on switch. gently caress this is hard. 8 directions makes things much simpler. 360 makes this feel impossible. Ugh. Only thing I have left.
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I tore my hair out for like 2 hours on it before I decided to just go as slow as possible and focus on killing every single plant and then I ended up getting it on like my 3rd try. It's definitely the 2nd hardest thing in the game next to Champion's Road though.
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Is Puzzle Quest: The Legend Returns as good as the first Puzzle Quest? It looked a bit ugly and maybe a little clumsy when I played the demo, but that was just a little bit, and I haven't played the original in ages.
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Muk Dumpster posted:Hori split pad pro is amazing, and joy cons are the worst controller ever invented you're gonna say this while giving various N64 third party controllers a pass? I'll be a heretic and throw the original N64 controller in that pile too Black Griffon posted:Is Puzzle Quest: The Legend Returns as good as the first Puzzle Quest? It looked a bit ugly and maybe a little clumsy when I played the demo, but that was just a little bit, and I haven't played the original in ages. It's a remake of the first Puzzle Quest with new classes and some expanded campaigns
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American McGay posted:I tore my hair out for like 2 hours on it before I decided to just go as slow as possible and focus on killing every single plant and then I ended up getting it on like my 3rd try. It's definitely the 2nd hardest thing in the game next to Champion's Road though. That's what I've been trying to do. It's what I did on the Wii U version. But due to the looser movement on the remake it is much more difficult. I'm sure I will get it but gently caress.
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abelwingnut posted:man, it seems like whenever i'm hit with an item in mario kart i just immediately stop and it takes like three seconds to get going again. but then i see some competitors get hit and they, yea, get interrupted but are still able to either move a touch or get going super quick. am i missing something? i'm using tanooki mario and the blue falcon if those matter. Tanooki Mario is a medium driver so he'll take a bit longer to recover than light drivers, that might be what you're seeing. I forget how it works in MK8 but your kart body and components might have an impact on that as well.
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Drawing fanart of Chun Li with a power glove beating up a Sega mega drive controller and sending it in to Nintendo Magazine Systems letters page
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Mega64 posted:Is LittleWood any good? Looks like a Stardew clone but with enough distinct differences to be its own thing. It's more like a budget Animal Crossing, but yes it's good.
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Muk Dumpster posted:I just want a gen 1 remake with the original starters and without the Go catching mechanic, seriously why did they take out random encounter battles So, Fire Red/Leaf Green? And thanks for the Smallwood replies! I ended up getting BD2 but I’ll put it on the wish list for when I start craving that kind of game.
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The single greatest improvement it makes to the Farm Life genre is tying the progression of time with your stamina bar, so that you never have to actually rush to do anything. If you want to fart around terraforming or interior decorating villagers' homes for a couple hours without worrying about multiple days going by, you can do that. Mister Facetious fucked around with this message at 00:46 on Feb 28, 2021 |
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:I never got the hang of the ice maze. I did the boss time trials and tried to squeeze out the most efficient boss wins, but the ice maze is kinda lame because there's only one plausible solution for it.
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Mega64 posted:So, Fire Red/Leaf Green? Yes, firered leafgreen deluxe
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Nintendo Switch:Mega64 posted:And thanks for the Smallwood replies!
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Waltzing Along posted:So what you are saying is you want to smash Maya Fey? She's old enough by the third game. She's written like she's like 12 though, so no. ![]()
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I hope the next Pokemon 'mainline' game takes the Sw/Sh circuit setup and expands on it: You go through the gyms and beat the 'champion' and when you do it's not "you're just the best, kid who started training days ago" it's "ok you passed certification to be a professional competitor, no more kid gloves from the gyms and fellow pros" and if you take on any gym leaders, elite trainers...etc, they have properly setup teams like the battle tower fights. Granted, the story is designed with kids in mind so "congrats you're the best" is going to fly better than "the real dark souls begins now" for the target audience but it always feels like a wasted opportunity. I'd say they could push online play but kids will just get merked by adults who take their Pokemans way too seriously.
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Evil Fluffy posted:I hope the next Pokemon 'mainline' game takes the Sw/Sh circuit setup and expands on it: You go through the gyms and beat the 'champion' and when you do it's not "you're just the best, kid who started training days ago" it's "ok you passed certification to be a professional competitor, no more kid gloves from the gyms and fellow pros" and if you take on any gym leaders, elite trainers...etc, they have properly setup teams like the battle tower fights. They should start saving hall of fame data and have it portable to your home account. Then use the circuit idea and pull past characters/their hall of fame team for challengers.
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