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the truth posted:You have more of a say in what happens at some key moments in the second half of the game. The main character is a weirdo for the first part of the game, so it wouldn't make sense for him to act like a normal person. He's definitely not some voiceless avatar for the player. The emails can be ignored unless you are going for the true ending or getting trophies. It's difference between Walking Dead having a button where I can tell the person I'm talking to I agree with them or to go gently caress off, versus me hitting a "respond" button and it randomly having my character say one of those things. Like you said, Telltale games are structured so that in the long run it doesn't make any difference, but it still feels like you're making decisions, at least in the moment. Steins;Gate just gives you a couple keywords to choose from in an e-mail and then sends a response that doesn't match either of them. If you could back up from the response, look at both of them and decide which one to send, I wouldn't have a problem with it. If the keywords actually match your decisions better in the second half of the game, though, I might as well pick it back up. It did have a good story.
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Help Im Alive posted:I can't think of a better presidential candidate than Hatsune Miku Hatsune Miku represents Big Music, Big Radio and royalty collection societies! 
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voltcatfish posted:I hope Miku takes over the world someday That's already happening: http://www.ticketmaster.com/hatsune-miku-chicago-illinois-05-25-2016/event/07005044E9B77C82
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Just to make sure: final fantasy five is a crappy port with long loading times and I should just pay the extra money to get it on iPad, right?
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FiestaDePantalones posted:Just to make sure: final fantasy five is a crappy port with long loading times Yes
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Megalixir posted:That's already happening: http://www.ticketmaster.com/hatsune-miku-chicago-illinois-05-25-2016/event/07005044E9B77C82 I've got my tickets for the April show in Seattle. This is gonna be awesome. 
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FiestaDePantalones posted:Just to make sure: final fantasy five is a crappy port with long loading times and I should just pay the extra money to get it on iPad, right?
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FiestaDePantalones posted:I should just pay the extra money to get it on iPad, right? The iOS FFs look like this though. 
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In DT 2, are there any way to respec other then a level reset, and can you change your class if you reset below the change level?
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CrashCat posted:There's a lot more that it lacks compared to Roku than 1080p. What else do you need
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Megalixir posted:The iOS FFs look like this though. FF III/IV look rad-as-gently caress on iOS. 5/6/diminsions are gross. 
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Yeah because 3/4 are ports of DS games that were full retail priced not cheap zero efort mobile ports.
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U-DO Burger posted:I've got my tickets for the April show in Seattle. This is gonna be awesome. Pls post your experience.
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Anora posted:In DT 2, are there any way to respec other then a level reset, and can you change your class if you reset below the change level? No and it depends. It resets everything when you level reset (including magical skill garnish and subevent stats) to base so if you reset to 1 you can't class change until 15/30 but if you reset at 50 you keep all the skill points up to 50 and can do both class changes.
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FiestaDePantalones posted:Just to make sure: final fantasy five is a crappy port with long loading times and I should just pay the extra money to get it on iPad, right? The first half of this is correct, but also don't give them money for the turd they put out on iOS and called "Final Fantasy V".
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Stanos posted:No and it depends. It resets everything when you level reset (including magical skill garnish and subevent stats) to base so if you reset to 1 you can't class change until 15/30 but if you reset at 50 you keep all the skill points up to 50 and can do both class changes. Hmmm, I guess I have to live with my horrible choices then.
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Wamdoodle posted:Pls post your experience. I'll be sure to do this. I haven't been to an event with swarms of anime fans in a looooong time, I can't wait to find out how the crowd is going to traumatize me.
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Anora posted:Hmmm, I guess I have to live with my horrible choices then. Well, Until you hit level 30 anyway. You can pretty much rebuild completely once you hit there. fYI, You should hit about level 50 just before the last story line boss, so feel free to experiment between 30-50 and make sure you keep your quest rank leveled for cool stuff in optional dungeons.
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U-DO Burger posted:I'll be sure to do this. I haven't been to an event with swarms of anime fans in a looooong time, I can't wait to find out how the crowd is going to traumatize me. Ooo, can't wait to see the new you 
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I just picked up a oled vita that is on 3.52. I'm mostly interested in psp side of hacks. However, I really want to use remote play and I have a ton of games on my ps plus account. Is it worth it or even possible to get the psp side hacked and if so will I lose access to the aforementioned vita functions? I also have a hacked psp go so I'm not sure it's even worth it to bother.
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SnatchRabbit posted:I just picked up a oled vita that is on 3.52. I'm mostly interested in psp side of hacks. However, I really want to use remote play and I have a ton of games on my ps plus account. Is it worth it or even possible to get the psp side hacked and if so will I lose access to the aforementioned vita functions? I also have a hacked psp go so I'm not sure it's even worth it to bother. It's not worth it.
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SnatchRabbit posted:I just picked up a oled vita that is on 3.52. I'm mostly interested in psp side of hacks. However, I really want to use remote play and I have a ton of games on my ps plus account. Is it worth it or even possible to get the psp side hacked and if so will I lose access to the aforementioned vita functions? I also have a hacked psp go so I'm not sure it's even worth it to bother.
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Basically Sony got super mad that people clowned on them for eight years with the PSP so they went super Gestapo with Vita security.
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SnatchRabbit posted:I just picked up a oled vita that is on 3.52. I'm mostly interested in psp side of hacks. However, I really want to use remote play and I have a ton of games on my ps plus account. Is it worth it or even possible to get the psp side hacked and if so will I lose access to the aforementioned vita functions? I also have a hacked psp go so I'm not sure it's even worth it to bother. it is possible assuming you're willing to never update again
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SnatchRabbit posted:I just picked up a oled vita that is on 3.52. I'm mostly interested in psp side of hacks. However, I really want to use remote play and I have a ton of games on my ps plus account. Is it worth it or even possible to get the psp side hacked and if so will I lose access to the aforementioned vita functions? I also have a hacked psp go so I'm not sure it's even worth it to bother. I looked into this concept and the dev scene is really dead. Just buy a PSP if you want to check out their games. Also you risk breaking the vita.
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Attack on Titan is released in japan, so here's some gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWlFfA10ZIo&t=407s My hips will be the drill that pierces the heavens! Edit: And here's the first bit of combat against an actual titan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3j7UmH4dMaM&t=645s Edit2: And a platform comparison. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWdDIZYLYOM Mithaldu fucked around with this message at 04:36 on Mar 2, 2016 |
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I truly do not get these games or how anyone enjoys them (hunting games) and believe me I've tried. I have played monster hunter Soul Sacrifice and Freedom Wars. They just feel like other games but with way less to do and big empty areas with excessive hub worlds and menu screens. Honest question. What is the appeal? What does it take to feel invested in one? I suppose it was pretty obvious Attack on Titan would be one of them, but drat that looks boring.
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Tastes are tastes. Personally i find all racing games bar the ones involving guns boring. Most sports action games centering around real life sports are a snooze to me. Similarly i find all of the sports management games boring, despite loving Disgaea and having played lots of economic simulation games as a kid. Maybe what you're missing is that most of the hunting games involve a lot of planning and preparation and the satisfaction is more in seeing such pan out successfully, and maybe even efficiently, or dare one hope, elegantly. (The Witcher 1 is a game that did this amazingly well; Dragon's Dogma too, to some extent.) What kind of stuff do you like?
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What do you mean by "Lack of stuff to do?" There's always something to do in MH. Fishing, farming, hunting, mining, crafting and killing. It can get Tedious, but you're never at a loss for stuff to do.
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Anora posted:What do you mean by "Lack of stuff to do?" There's always something to do in MH. Fishing, farming, hunting, mining, crafting and killing. It can get Tedious, but you're never at a loss for stuff to do. Also looks like they like XCOM, Borderlands, Castlevania, Killzone, Gravity Rush and some of those actionary RE games? Sounds like the kind of gamer who lives for power, rush and adrenaline and doesn't care for downtime and pondering, in which case MH-type games are kind of the worst, since they're intentionally made to be meaty parts of prep, with managable, but pressure-high parts of rush against an enemy that could easily outmatch the player.
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I like Souls games, P* games, metroid, western RPGs, some shooters... I guess it's that I like them on paper that bugs me. I like the look of most of them, I like hitting stuff with swords, I like customizing my guy. When I actually play them I feel so bored though. The most I've ever put into one was the most recent MH, which was probably 6 hours. Maybe they hit a point where they feel more engaging, but after I put a few hours in I feel like I should be somewhat invested but I'm just bored. The most recent one I tried was SSD (which I guess is a little different) and after a few hours I just quit because it was just spam attacks for 3 minutes at this 1-5 monsters, kill them, repeat. I'm sure it gets more challenging but the journey sure wasn't fun. maybe it's just not my genre. Feels like so much busywork. Mithaldu posted:Also looks like they like XCOM, Borderlands, Castlevania, Killzone, Gravity Rush and some of those actionary RE games? XCOM and Castlevania for sure. The rest are things I enjoy to some degree. XCOM is a lot of down time too though. If I get really into a game down time isn't problem. It's just actually fighting monsters in these games never really feels fun to me. veni veni veni fucked around with this message at 06:24 on Mar 2, 2016 |
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I was hoping they released a demo (unless I managed to miss it while looking at the PSN store). The game looks good but I don't like AoT so I'll pass on importing it.NESguerilla posted:I truly do not get these games or how anyone enjoys them (hunting games) and believe me I've tried. I have played monster hunter Soul Sacrifice and Freedom Wars. They just feel like other games but with way less to do and big empty areas with excessive hub worlds and menu screens. Honest question. What is the appeal? What does it take to feel invested in one? Hunting games are an acquired taste. Sometimes you don't really like them at the start but suddenly realize that you have over two hundred hours in your save file. I'm still not sure how that happens.  NESguerilla posted:I guess it's that I like them on paper that bugs me. I like the look of most of them, I like hitting stuff with swords, I like customizing my guy. When I actually play them I feel so bored though. The most I've ever put into one was the most recent MH, which was probably 6 hours. Maybe they hit a point where they feel more engaging, but after I put a few hours in I feel like I should be somewhat invested but I'm just bored. OgretailFood fucked around with this message at 06:30 on Mar 2, 2016 |
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attack on titan does not remotely look like a hunting game it looks like an omega force game
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NESguerilla posted:XCOM is a lot of down time too though. If I get really into a game down time isn't problem. It's just actually fighting monsters in these games never really feels fun to me. As for fighting the monsters, yes, it's supposed to feel like a slog at the start and when you stumble over a new challenging element. It's your job to figure out how to make it not one. Edit: Tried helldivers yet?
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Yeah I played helldivers it was fun although it wore thin pretty quick. I guess it's just not my genre. I think if I enjoyed the actual combat more I could get more into the idea of prep work, but as it stands I just don't find them enjoyable enough to justify it. I'll probably still give SSD some more play when I have I the time.
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Mithaldu posted:That's the point though. XCOM does not have much downtime. It is on fact optimized to minimize downtime to increase demographic appeal. XCOM2 has a lot of "downtime" but that's because they somewhat increased base management stuff. It actually strikes a good balance. My issue with MH initially was that it had a super slow start in terms of getting to the actual monster hunting and the controls were so stiff and it felt like I should be able to target lock monsters. Eventually I got through the slow start and realized the control jank was actually part of the appeal. I never really enjoyed the multiplayer though because it was too chaotic, better-playing or better-equipped players seemed to trivialize battles, and I liked the intensity of fighting a big dangerous monster 1v1.
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