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oddium posted:the best sonic songs are: toxic caves, sonic boom, and metal harbor. and live and learn obvs 3/4 aint bad i guess, toxic caves is annoying ! Lurdiak posted:Sonic Boom is terrible you malicious liar. badnik_placing_nofunallowed_sign dot jif
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I like chemical plant zone
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Lurdiak posted:Sonic Boom is terrible you malicious liar. Toot toot sonic warrior is a better song, I agree.
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I thought the metal stuff at the back of the BFG was a folding stock. You can kind of see where the trigger guard is on the bottom on the gun. Not that the world wasn't marginally improved by the mspaint drawing of Doomguy operating the BFG with his man hams.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh2WTCQZkdg Segamusic.wav
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The ultimate counterpoint: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m64iK733ZNk
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The doom comic shows how to hold the bfg I think you will find.
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Viewtiful Jew posted:Hey not everyone gets a lovingly curated wiki dedicated to their work. There is a wikia for late 90s/early 2000s Shockwave/Flash game series Lenny Loosejocks. 
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Lurdiak posted:Sonic Boom is terrible you malicious liar. hmm. i'm assuming you're thinking of the game/show and not the extremely yes intro to sonic cd
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Palpek posted:A Sonic webcomic in 2016 that is safe for work? Now that's a weird niche with potential. sfw I can believe. No oc though? I just don't even understand how he managed to pull that off.
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how do you make a show/subfranchise called "sonic boom" and not use the cultishly popular "sonic boom" song, or a remix, that was producedfor the series years ago how, sega
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Captain Invictus posted:The doom comic shows how to hold the bfg I think you will find. Just looked it up and you're right 
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Flying Battery Zone is an awesome jam in Sonic and Knuckles
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It's also one of the best sonic stages except it has a section with bottomless pits.
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Did someone already say Lava Reef? It's v good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo_4R17gYSY The music released from Sonic Mania so far is also some top shelf stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGR5fTO2oio I like the Mirage Saloon stage music too, but I think I already posted that in last month's chat thread.
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Stux posted:"but not bad"
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My favorite Sonic 3 song will always be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyDc1H0GrPw
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oddium posted:the best sonic songs are: toxic caves, sonic boom, and metal harbor. and live and learn obvs Try this on for size http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_Ab8I30nN8
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For real though Supporting Me.
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correct answer is S3&K's Doomsday Zone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FAffWEmB3I
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Lurdiak posted:Sonic Boom is terrible you malicious liar. Speaking of good, game-inspired music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAR9KELt4x4
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This isn't related to anything, and doesn't contribute to meaningful discussion, but Bravely Default is really good and makes me happy. Except when a character dies the same round round I kill the boss, which makes me sad... I'm also pretty excited there's a whole 'nother game after this one. Between having BF1 right now, FFXV soon, Bravely Default now, and Pokemon soon, my gaming plate is quite full. I don't have nearly the free time to play all of these. Gonna try to get FFXV right after finals thought so I can play it a bunch over winter break.
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Snak posted:This isn't related to anything, and doesn't contribute to meaningful discussion, but Bravely Default is really good and makes me happy. Except when a character dies the same round round I kill the boss, which makes me sad... I really loved Bravely Default. I have Bravely Second sitting around waiting for me to play it but I haven't been in a classic JRPG mood for a while. But I'm happy it'll be there when I need it. It's such a fun and satisfying game. I played on Hard and I'm glad I did, too, because I ended up really having to care about the job system and being smart about how I built my party, which is exactly what I wanted and was afraid the game wouldn't deliver. From what I've played of Bravely Second, that's still true, and it also decided to break pretty significantly from classic Final Fantasy jobs to deliver some pretty unique and fun new jobs. Most of the classic FF jobs are still there in Bravely Second, but they're all optional, while the new jobs are the ones that you get automatically and earlier, which I thought was a great move. My only real complaint about Bravely Second is that the new soundtrack isn't nearly as good as Bravely Default's. I don't know how far you are in Bravely Default, but I'm sure you've heard that the second half can get extremely tedious if you don't come at it the right way. My advice is to turn off random encounters entirely starting in Chapter 5 and only turn them back on to grind and track down blue magic. But do all of the side quests available to you in either Chapter 5 or 6 (you don't need to do both) and definitely in both Chapters 7 and 8, which have some of the most fun boss fights in the game. And because I can't resist giving this gameplay tip every single time: almost all of the game's most dangerous enemy attacks are physical, not magical, even if they're elemental. Dragon breaths, for example, aren't magic: they're elemental physical attacks. That means anything that blocks or evades physical attacks is significantly better than it seems and will be key to surviving the hardest boss fights. Harrow fucked around with this message at 19:57 on Dec 6, 2016 |
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Second is fun but a much easier game than BD1. I was on the endgame and got sidetracked by Pokemon but I'll finish it some day
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I think Bravely Second's random battles are a lot harder than Default's, and not in a good way, but I got around it for the couple chapters I played by just turning off random battles and then doing a little bit of grinding on easy mode whenever I found the Adventurer so I could save/tent up. It's sorta cheat-y but gently caress it, those battles were tedious. The bosses definitely seemed easier, though, even playing on Hard again, and knowing what I do about how crazy Wizard abilities get, I'm sure the endgame fights are just going to melt when I get there. In Default I stuck to a "no repeat jobs" rule that kept things a little interesting even when I could tear the game wide open by the end: if anyone in my party had a job as either their primary or secondary, nobody else could have it. That meant no all-Ninja teams, no multiple-Dark Knight shenanigans, etc. I still had a pretty easy time, though. Vampire/Spiritmaster Tiz, Red Mage/Salve-Maker Agnes as a BP battery, Dark Knight/Templar Ringabel, and Pirate/Swordmaster Edea. Combine that with passing around the Blood Blade's active ability so everyone self-healed on dealing damage and nothing was much of a threat. (Except a few of the Chapter 8 bonus bosses, where I actually had to change my party setup because status ailments were loving me up.)
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I think I just started chapter 5 (just got to Eternia in the Grandship). Playing on normal, which is good for me. I'm pretty bad at the game and don't seem to understand a lot of the synergy. Like, I feel like I do, but it's not apparent in my damage output. Most boss battles take me 30 minutes. Part of it is that I just don't look closely enough at jobs. Initially I avoided Salve Maker because a class that depends on a huge variety of consumables sounded really tedious. But when I realized what the passive was, my healer more than doubled in effectiveness and I've since embraced the Salve Maker toolset. And I just got an entertainer going, which is really sick. So now my transitory setup is something like Pirate/Knight Ninja/Swordmaster Salve Maker/White Mage Entertainer/Black Mage Pirate/Knight is about to flip back to Knight/Pirate (I was levelling pirate) go from dps/tank to Tank Ninja/Swordmaster is probably going to go to Valkyrie/Ninja or vice versa, Other two are probably staying the same for a bit.
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Snak posted:I think I just started chapter 5 (just got to Eternia in the Grandship). Playing on normal, which is good for me. I'm pretty bad at the game and don't seem to understand a lot of the synergy. Like, I feel like I do, but it's not apparent in my damage output. Most boss battles take me 30 minutes. That's Chapter 4, I'm pretty sure. You'll definitely know it when you hit the part people talk about. Snak posted:Part of it is that I just don't look closely enough at jobs. Initially I avoided Salve Maker because a class that depends on a huge variety of consumables sounded really tedious. But when I realized what the passive was, my healer more than doubled in effectiveness and I've since embraced the Salve Maker toolset. Salve-Maker owns hard, especially once you get the mix that lets you double a party member's max HP. Oh, one more Chapter 4 tip (job spoiler, not plot spoiler): when you get the last job in Chapter 4, look up a guide to finding its abilities. It's a classic Final Fantasy "Blue Mage" job and some of the very good abilities that are available in Chapter 4, like White Wind, don't show up again until like Chapter 7, so it's much easier to grab them while you can.
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Harrow posted:That's Chapter 4, I'm pretty sure. You'll definitely know it when you hit the part people talk about. quote:Salve-Maker owns hard, especially once you get the mix that lets you double a party member's max HP. quote:Oh, one more Chapter 4 tip (job spoiler, not plot spoiler): when you get the last job in Chapter 4, look up a guide to finding its abilities. It's a classic Final Fantasy "Blue Mage" job and some of the very good abilities that are available in Chapter 4, like White Wind, don't show up again until like Chapter 7, so it's much easier to grab them while you can. Yeah I've been doing all the optional side-quests as I go. I'll make sure I get it.
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I'm not very far in The Last Guardian at all right now, but so far it's everything I wanted it to be (with the exception of triangle being the jump button for god knows what reason).
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glam rock hamhock posted:I'm not very far in The Last Guardian at all right now, but so far it's everything I wanted it to be (with the exception of triangle being the jump button for god knows what reason). Wasn't triangle jump in Ico too?
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Snak posted:Is that for the duration of the battle? Presumably non-stacking? For the duration, non-stacking. Combined with an item you'll get in a job side quest dungeon in Chapter 4, you can pretty easily become close to immortal by the time you start Chapter 5. The key to that item is knowing that you can equip a weapon, use its on-use ability, then unequip it in the same turn, and doing so lets everyone on your team do the same thing all in one round. So use the Blood Blade to cast Drain Sword on every physical attacker on the first round and enjoy fully healing yourself every time you attack. Snak posted:Yeah I've been doing all the optional side-quests as I go. I'll make sure I get it. It's not just the job itself, but the blue magics. They're not marked as side quests or anything and you do have to hunt them down a bit. It's not super, super crucial--you can never permanently miss them--but getting them ASAP makes that job go from "really good" to "incredible" right away. And remember: almost all the most dangerous enemy abilities are physical, and that's true even when you're the one using them. So if you use the pseudo-Blue Mage job, give them a strong physical weapon, not a magic-boosting weapon, so they can nuke things real good.
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LawfulWaffle posted:Wasn't triangle jump in Ico too? Probably
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glam rock hamhock posted:I'm not very far in The Last Guardian at all right now, but so far it's everything I wanted it to be (with the exception of triangle being the jump button for god knows what reason). Triangle is jump because X is descend. It's like poetry, it rhymes.
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I'm hesitating to buy The Last Guardian because I know it's going to make me cry like a little baby no matter what the ending is. Like, it could have a fully happy ending for all I know and I bet it'd still make me cry. But also I get all teary-eyed at the end of Final Fantasy IX so
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Am I alone in not being interested in TLG, like, at all
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I was interested in it like 8 years ago.
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Ciaphas posted:Am I alone in not being interested in TLG, like, at all I'm interested in it but I'm not particularly rushing out to buy it. I find the concept less interesting than ICO/SotC.
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You're not even alone in making a post like that
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it was a trick question i'm always alone
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