Lurker > luigi13579

Good to hear, but I hope there are some interesting sequence breaks in there. I don't like the lava draining mechanic in 2 (and probably this remake too), since it makes it a bit harder to add in sequence breaks.

I always think of that racehorse called Hoof Hearted now.

I though the second one was going to be:

The first one.

Back_Stabbath posted...

oh snap auzziegamer is still going strong? his blood money vids were the best.
sky
fucking
HIIIIIIIGHHHHHHHH

Well, he came back after disappearing for ages, but he doesn't make new vids that often. I think he said he became a teacher or something and has less time to make them.

He did a series for the latest Hitman game, but I haven't watched it yet since I want to play the game first.

Shit, looks like his last vid was 6 months ago. He tends to disappear quite a lot.

As someone who likes (some) Let's Plays:

- Interesting / funny commentary (e.g. TheAuZZieGamer for the latter... when he actually makes videos)
- Learning about glitches, different ways of doing things, etc. (and seeing them in action)
- High level play / gameplay challenges (e.g. speedruns, low % runs, etc.)

Legacy of Goku 2 - Perfect Cell's Theme


LoG 2 - Androids' Theme


LoG 2 - Trunks' Theme


LoG 2 - The Future


Super Robot Wars OGs - Shooting Star, Cut Through The Night


SRW OGs - Cherry Blossom Phantasm


SRW Alpha - Messenger From The Void


SRW @3 - Another Time Diver


Metal Gear Solid - Tank Hangar


Metal Gear Solid 2 - Infiltration


Killer7 - Multiple Personality


Silent Hill 2 - True


The Witcher - River of Life


Hitman 2 - Japanese Mansion

yusiko posted...

maybe you should just go back to the formula that worked for you for years
you dont need a large open world if the story and world feels immersive and we care about the cast.

return the battle system to the ATB style that worked for 4 5 6 7 8 9 and X2

its a simple gameplay that is fun and doesnt need gimmicks to work
then you can focus on the world building and make the world feel huge

I would like them to do that. With modern hardware, they could make an awesome world map. There could still be a decent level of open-endedness, but without the large, empty areas that true open worlds often suffer from. They wouldn't need to populate it with generic quests either to try and make it seem not so barren. Basically, have a world where every area has a purpose and populate it with meaningful content.

On combat, go with a turn-based system, but improve the presentation and add some bells and whistles to make it more exciting (e.g. some small real-time elements, like in Shadow Hearts and/or an SMT/Persona style Press Turn / One More system). Have characters that move around and fight between turns rather than just standing still.

Or, go with a real-time system, but expand on the ability to pause it and micro-manage a party and add some more strategic elements.

I appreciate that they need to be seen to be innovating and embracing modern trappings to attract new players, but they can meet the traditionalists half-way at least.

Blue_Inigo posted...

Guys

Seriously

I'm not a fan of FF15's combat. To be honest, I even prefer Type-0's combat. At least you have a variety of characters with their own combat styles and can switch between them easily.

Aside from the other SMT/Persona games, Killer7 sort of gives me a similar feeling, even if it's a different kind of game. There are similarities in that both have modern-day settings, take a lot of inspiration from Japanese culture, have that trademark Japanese wackiness, etc. Story-wise, it's a bit darker, i.e. more like Persona 3 (and TWEWY?) than 4. The soundtrack sort of strikes me as similar too, albeit without the "J-pop".

It was ahead of its time. Hell, Sega were ahead of their time when they were in the console biz.

Shame that they needed to lrn2business.

Thunder Spirits (I prefer the Genesis OST / Thunder Force 3 though)
Stage 01


Stage 02


Stage 03


Castlevania: Dracula X - Den


Super Robot Taisen IV
Heartful Mechanic


Dunbine Flies


Contra III
Stage 01


Stage 02


Tales of Phantasia
Dhaos' Castle


Fighting of the Spirit


Sorry if I went overboard. :P

But all these eating-out places are being killed by millennials!

This shit again?

I think it's:

- Calculate what's in the brackets
- Multiplication and division in order from left to right

So 9?

This. Can't. Be. Happening!

Also, that bath scene. :P

By the way, did any other gullible people fall for any of the sanity effects? I fell for that save deletion one...

Ammonitida posted...

I'm surprised Twin Snakes is not on there.

It gets a bad rap, but I personally like it. I haven't played the original for *years* though.

Good game, but I'd rather REmake was listed to be honest.

Speaking of underrated games, Killer7 FTW.

Ew.

https://www.instagram.com/belafernandez/ is better.

No.

The most convincing argument for me is that you should not be forced to receive certain data on your own computer and connection that you've paid for, especially when that data can be (and often is) malicious and especially when it eats up your bandwidth (several Megabytes worth on some sites).

Now, if it leads to creators not being able to support themselves and having to charge money up front (or do something else we might not like), then you can't really complain (as much). That's the risk you / we take.

Basically, consumers are free to do what they want (within reason), but that naturally applies to creators also.

inb4"The name changed, that's proof it's not real."

Setting aside the morality / legality of piracy since that's a separate issue:

- Price: Allow games to come down in price / go on sale to a decent extent.
- Convenience: Offer different ways to access games (e.g. let physical games be downloaded too), fast download speeds for digital games, pre-loading, easy backups, etc. Eliminate disincentives like intrusive DRM.
- Availability: Ensure physical copies are available in large enough quantities and/or offer digital versions.
- Compatibility: Allow games to be played across multiple platforms, newer hardware, newer operating systems, etc. so that you can always access a game even if one system breaks, gets shelved or is otherwise unavailable.
- Extras: Soundtracks, art-books, maps, other games, etc.
- Content/features: Online modes (e.g. Battle.net), leaderboards, achievements, modding support (and platforms like the Steam Workshop), cloud saves, etc.

CADE FOSTER posted...

abandon pc problem solved

You're naive if you think it's not a problem on consoles too. Plus, profitability can be just as good if not better on PC, due to the lack of license fees to platform owners, among other things.

I think PewDiePie deserves all he gets, but the DMCA system is a mess. It's so easily abused for censorship.

This seems like a case of supporting something that's wrong just because it seemingly rights an injustice. You can bet that if it DMCA strikes were launched against TYT's videos/channel, they'd flip-flop instantly. I'm just waiting on someone doing that to teach them a lesson.

To be fair though, they're correct that it's within people's rights to do it (and it shouldn't be IMO).