Lurker > KyasarinTsuu

I think of the weightier attacks, the endurance runs, and the penalties upon death. High difficulty and stakes.

The controls are kinda crappy and the level design is literally repetitive sometimes, but it's a good time.

Someone who wants a traditional-dating man would definitely be off-put by me, a woman who's incredibly liberal and dislikes the dating scene at large. I wouldn't be able to give her the kids she wants, either.

People already tell me I'm hot. Would I get even hotter, with better skin and hair?

I think it's crazy that they would take this long to finally start adapting designs from the old 2D art into the actual games.

I really can't tell if it's a joke or not.

Bar Stella Abyss, and water.

She was a little ignorant in some ways that made it feel like she didn't thoroughly engage with some of the games she played. I say this as someone who generally agreed with her sentiments.

Most people were just mad that a woman was upset about video games. There were so many bizarre leaps in logic made by these people to justify their self-fulfilling rage prophecy.

is this another ai image from unfairrepresent or do these two just look that weird

My only problem with timed attacking and dodging is just how often they disrupt the pacing. Especially when you hit that point in the game where you have a consistent working system, it more or less just adds excess time and stalls the inevitable.

Unless a game is really difficult and makes doing my inputs challenging and with high stakes, it's hard to really care for the mechanic. Paper Mario has timed attacks but there's surprisingly little interesting about it. Player turn inputs are so easy and slow, and the defenses against enemy attacks are so easy and often-repeated due to the large amount of enemy recolors.

These "drive into crowd" events are frighteningly common these days.

I think people are really weird about stuff being "dated".

It was good. Some of the filler episodes ("Zoltron", "Restaurant Wars", "Garden's Universe", "Onion Gang", and anything with Ronaldo) were pretty hard to sit through but I don't think they do enough to massively dampen the show's overall quality.
I loved the aesthetic and vibes of the show. Cool music and some really cool environments. I loved the use of color and I really liked how often the show could settle on cozy moments for a bit to put a smile on the audience's faces.

The antagonists were the weakest part. The way the show ended overall was really disappointing.
Future was interesting. It was very interesting seeing Steven's downfall, and I think that the intentional cringe behavior worked pretty wellexcept for that stupid episode with the plant.

Would be kinda weird to name their product after a dead meme that was only ever funny for approximately ten seconds.

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I know. The constant pace breakers of those two games are exactly why I've lost interest in them over the yearseven outside of special stages.

I liked the special stages this time around but they were totally a pace breaker. I don't really care for the blue sphere stages or the pinball.
My biggest issue with the game is that it has some annoying pace-breaking bosses. We really don't need a boss at the end of every act.

_____Cait posted...

Most of you know I live in Japan, probably.

Yes, you go out of your way to mention it in about every post.

ReturnOfDevsman posted...

And this is Double Dash, the one everyone likes!

I guess, but if I'm somehow losing on Bowser's Castle of all tracks, the one where the AI doesn't take the easy ridiculous shortcut, then I have much bigger problems than a heat-seeking shell.

ReturnOfDevsman posted...

It's true, though. Nintendo ruined every single one of its sequels by adding the damn blue shells.

This is such a weird, fake reason to hate the other games.

Super Monkey Ball. No entry has come even close.

I don't really like most job systems. Was never fond of constantly switching classes to gain experience and eventually having everyone able to do everything. I'd rather just deal with character-specific skill trees that I can only put a limited amount of resources into.

2025 and people still feel the need to specify, every single time, what game "Lost Levels" refers to. The trivial fact that everyone knows yet still needs to show off anyway.

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People talk about "bringing sexy back" as if it ever left.

People grossly exaggerate how much sex appeal is "necessary" to sell a game.

Sure. BAR Stella Abyss takes place in the real world, but with a bar that acts as a sort of boundary between reality and dreams. There isn't really anything I'd have to worry about and it's not like I would have any reason to go out drinking there.

A lot of toxic behavior stems from a desire to impress or fit in with others. Appearing "cool" and "dominant" can be a huge pressure, especially for those who are already insecure. And it's easy for the victims to take out their suffering on others.

People act like Apu is a caricature in the same way characters like Wiggum or Krabappel were. They misunderstand the fundamental difference between "representation of incompetence, failure, and apathy of public servants" and "Indian who talks in a phony accent". A great many jokes were aimed at Apu's heritage, with basically nothing (besides maybe the constant store robberies) being a satire having anything to do with his role in society.

The presentation still is pretty remarkable.

I'm going to be an aunt soon. My brother's daughter is expected to be born tomorrow and it's incredible news.

I have a girlfriend and she's done a lot to help me come out of my shell. I've been exploring my tastes and sexuality a lot with her. We talk and hang a lot and provide lots of support to each other.

I recently got a small raise at my job. I'm making more than everyone else in the kitchen (including the shift leads) and soon will be begin my training for a promotionwhich comes with another raise!

A lot of neat games have been coming out this year. Lots of cool indie puzzle games in particular, and lots of other indies that have gorgeous worlds to explore.

This isn't even the song I hear the most. It's always "Last Christmas" and its multiple covers. The meme really overstates things.

I hope there are good speed-up settings. These games have gotten increasingly slow with excessive animations and unnecessary pauses. It hurts the pacing of a good party session.

They thought to bring him back for Link's Awakening (with an untranslated name) but are seemingly averse to ever doing it again.

HighSeraph posted...

Every Family Guy character

No way. Brian's douchiness makes him such an easy source of mockery. People still think that he's some sort of do-know-wrong author avatar when the show is brutally mocking him at any opportunity. He's pretty much the only one who's consistently amusing at all now.

I have a bit of psychosis, paranoid schizophrenia, wild mood swings, and extremely severe depression.

It took me way too long (until my mid-20s) to get diagnosed and recieve medication. My life beforehand was utterly miserable, with all the worst thoughts swarming in my head. Nowadays I'm doing great, with a stable mood, interest in activities, positive social behavior, and interest in the future.

I don't know if the game does enough different from SMT to care that much about it. I always thought the SMT series was immensely overhyped and somewhat tedious.

Trumble posted...

Japanese often lets you leave out whole parts of the sentence in ways that English doesn't allow

Stuff is omitted in English all the time. It's extremely common on Romance languages where heavy use of conjugation allows for context to be inferred without naming a subject.

I don't think I have ever heard of it until now. Am I that far out of the loop, or is this another release that came out with nonexistent advertisement?

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It was good but had some grating issues. The pacing was really slow due to the sheer amount of repetition that comes with all the skits and cutscenes, which not only felt more numerous than before but also felt much slower than before. The plot gets really, really stupid as it goes and the game's runtime is unnecessarily long. Like other entries, it also suffers from just not having nearly as much variety as a game of its length should, with long dungeons that don't really have much of interest and with a ton of reused enemies.

I did like the combat quite a bit, and the exploration wasn't too bad. The game was pretty polished for a Tales game, too.

Brian, New Brian, Vinny, Ellie, Shredder, Jasper, and a whole bunch of other one-off dogs who appear in cutaways or in short gags to end a scene.

I feel like the secondary stories (Wall and Silvercops) have really overstayed their welcome, especially the latter. The proper alien stuff has been getting really good.

The sentiment that they're outdated is always so absurd to me. There are so many kinds of party-based tactics that just aren't very feasible in a real-time environment. The problem is just that so many turn-based games are incredibly boring, slow, and simpleand having action prompts tends to just be a lazy band-aid that doesn't actually fix anything once the novelty wears off.

literally no downside

Voting for Trump says a lot about someone's personality. Sometimes it's important to see the red flags and drop a relationship while you can.

I still can't believe it's called X now. Unbelievably dumb.

It's neat. It gets more hate than it deserves. It feels like a lot of people just aren't willing to meet the game on its own terms, and aren't capable of fulfilling the game's not-unreasonable demands. It's not the impossible, opaque game people make it out to be.

MagiMarthKoopa posted...

as it's a Japanese brand

huh

More body mass for their organs to support. Adds a lot of extra wear and tear.