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Lemming posted:It's not a strawman, it's analogous to how removing weapon durability in BotW would severely and negatively impact the balance of the weapon system. Just because you don't care to think about the consequences of changing the system doesn't mean a reasoned argument is a strawman. you literally said it was a hypothetical argument. perhaps a better way to make your point would be to use an actual example next time
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Cojawfee posted:If you found a super strong OH sword, you would always use that sword when you need a OH weapon. The same goes for any category. The current system works pretty well to make you switch things up every once in a while. It's not just about switching things up, it's about the rewards system they use for encouraging combat and exploration. It's an additional thing you can be excited to find when exploring a new area or seeing a group of enemies off the path. Edit: Stux posted:you literally said it was a hypothetical argument. perhaps a better way to make your point would be to use an actual example next time Just like how removing the weapon durability system is a hypothetical situation. What are you even talking about?
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:41 |
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Stux posted:well exactly, as its not easy to tell if you have an older or newer joycon without tearing it down, its worth sending them in to be fixed anyway imo. if you dont want to then thats ok too, but if someone is worried about issues in the future there is no harm in getting it sorted now. You're wasting everyone's time. Nintendo's and your own if you send in something for repair that you've had no trouble with, and worse you're probably helping make a queue in which people who actually have had problems are waiting behind you and a bunch of other people who didn't have issues but want some free foam.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:42 |
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:Just lol if you don't have the one true weapon and use it until it's gone then wait 10 minutes to use it again. The first thing I did with it was cut down a bunch of trees to help a guy make a village.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:41 |
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It was brought up earlier but I really do enjoy the way different weapon types (1H/2H/spear) are balanced against each other
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:42 |
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Lemming posted:Just like how removing the weapon durability system is a hypothetical situation. What are you even talking about? no, there are many games without durability systems or more lenient ones, its not hypothetical at all
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:43 |
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Why do people bother arguing with stux?
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:45 |
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parallelodad posted:You're wasting everyone's time. Nintendo's and your own if you send in something for repair that you've had no trouble with, and worse you're probably helping make a queue in which people who actually have had problems are waiting behind you and a bunch of other people who didn't have issues but want some free foam. if you feel its a waste of your own time then dont do it, but i dont think you should worry too much about the time of the company who you bought the product from fixing the thing they sold you, and i doubt its going to cause some kind of queue when it appears to be a small section of people with the issue and the solution is quite simple. you could even do it yourself but sending it out to be repaired is probably a better idea so that you dont void any warranties etc Spellman posted:The thing is you don't know if your playing conditions right now are the ones you're always going to have. You might get an aquarium or something, and according to Nintendo, that could set off interference at least someone understands, thank you
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:45 |
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I wish Nintendo would start pumpin' out Directs or just well anything vocal to keep fans engaged more so this thread could stop sucking. I don't wanna have to watch those unpleasant Nintendo Minute videos. Is that all there is? Get that motherfucking Japanese Dracula back on camera for some Directs, he rules.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:46 |
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Stux posted:if you feel its a waste of your own time then dont do it, but i dont think you should worry too much about the time of the company who you bought the product from fixing the thing they sold you, and i doubt its going to cause some kind of queue when it appears to be a small section of people with the issue and the solution is quite simple. you could even do it yourself but sending it out to be repaired is probably a better idea so that you dont void any warranties etc "Fixing the thing they sold you" except you are explicitly advocating for sending in non broken ones. Yeah they have no trouble fixing them because only a small subset of people have had issues, maybe that would change if every person started sending them in even if they weren't broken.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:48 |
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Spellman posted:The thing is you don't know if your playing conditions right now are the ones you're always going to have. You might get an aquarium or something, and according to Nintendo, that could set off interference
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:48 |
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enojy posted:I wish Nintendo would start pumpin' out Directs or just well anything vocal to keep fans engaged more so this thread could stop sucking. I don't wanna have to watch those unpleasant Nintendo Minute videos. Is that all there is? Get that motherfucking Japanese Dracula back on camera for some Directs, he rules. I wanna see Bill Trinen get fired again, personally.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:48 |
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Andrast posted:Why do people bother arguing with stux? Why do children starve to death? Because God wills it. Stux posted:no, there are many games without durability systems or more lenient ones, its not hypothetical at all If my claim that there are games that exist with poor balance is a hypothetical, then the universe you live in is extremely enviable to me.
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parallelodad posted:"Fixing the thing they sold you" except you are explicitly advocating for sending in non broken ones. Yeah they have no trouble fixing them because only a small subset of people have had issues, maybe that would change if every person started sending them in even if they weren't broken. i dont think telling people in the dead forum games subforum to send them in just in case is going to cause any kind of issue for nintendo, i wouldnt worry about it. Bill Barber posted:The only ones with foam are ones that you send in for repair. No other Joycon, new or old, has any sort of foam. this is correct, the fault has been fixed on the board in later revisions it would appear
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:50 |
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Lemming posted:If my claim that there are games that exist with poor balance is a hypothetical, then the universe you live in is extremely enviable to me. Lemming posted:I was bringing up a hypothetical they were your words, not mine. if you had an example in mind perhaps you shouldve used it instead
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:51 |
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I've been noticing that when my TV (nothing fancy or out of the ordinary; just a standard, not-smart 40something'' LG I got from Target) is on another input, sometimes the notifcation window will pop up saying that it's found a new connection to HDMI2, where my Switch is docked and on sleep mode. Obviously, It does this when the Switch is newly docked, but it will curiously do it even when it's been docked all day. Has anyone else run into this issue? My PS4 never does it despite being constantly plugged in and on sleep mode as well.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:52 |
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Andrast posted:Why do people bother arguing with stux? They're idiots. Every single one of them. There is not enough talk how nice it is I can take the same system between two of my tvs without having to fuss with wires (now that I shelled out money like a chump) and then take it with me when I go out. All while the game is saved in memory and boots up in a couple seconds. This is so much nicer than all the other dumb boxes that seem to take forever.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:53 |
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Andrast posted:Why do people bother arguing with stux?
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:53 |
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Does anyone know why my AV Receiver initially said "Nintendo Switch" on the little led display for the first few days, but now it just says "HDMI3"? It doesn't really matter, but I'm kinda curious.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:57 |
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i dont know why anyone is arguing with me when im openly saying what nintendo is doing is good and very consumer positive. i guess people are just getting mad at the idea of there being any hardware faults? or maybe its just that they see my name and assume the worst. either way i dont think its very helpful and just clogs up the thread for no reason.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 19:57 |
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Stux posted:they were your words, not mine. if you had an example in mind perhaps you shouldve used it instead The specific game doesn't matter because the point was to illustrate a type of situation, which you refuse to address because you're not having an argument in good faith, as evidenced by how you're trying to argue over wording instead of backing up your own argument.
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Earth Table posted:I've been noticing that when my TV (nothing fancy or out of the ordinary; just a standard, not-smart 40something'' LG I got from Target) is on another input, sometimes the notifcation window will pop up saying that it's found a new connection to HDMI2, where my Switch is docked and on sleep mode. Obviously, It does this when the Switch is newly docked, but it will curiously do it even when it's been docked all day. Has anyone else run into this issue? My PS4 never does it despite being constantly plugged in and on sleep mode as well. yup. there have been mentions of it. my TV will just sometimes randomly change to my switch's input when it's docked and asleep.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:01 |
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Lemming posted:The specific game doesn't matter because the point was to illustrate a type of situation, which you refuse to address because you're not having an argument in good faith, as evidenced by how you're trying to argue over wording instead of backing up your own argument. i backed up my own argument with a game where there are many different weapon types and a genuine benefit to min maxing with dark souls. im happy to continue talking about this if you want to provide an actual example of what you're saying happens in your hypothetical argument. edit: its also not arguing about wording, you called it a hypothetical yes, but also it is hypothetical as its not an example from an actual game, its one that you have concocted. thats not arguing about wording at all, unless relying on what words mean to communicate counts.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:02 |
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Stux posted:i dont know why anyone is arguing with me when im openly saying what nintendo is doing is good and very consumer positive. i guess people are just getting mad at the idea of there being any hardware faults? or maybe its just that they see my name and assume the worst. either way i dont think its very helpful and just clogs up the thread for no reason. From the article: quote:A Nintendo representative was not immediately available to respond to a request for comment from Ars Technica at press time. In a statement to CNET, Nintendo said that "there are no widespread technical problems" with the Switch hardware, and it affirmed its commitment to fix any issues through its support service. Nintendo also told BGR this week that "the total number of repair or replacement requests for Nintendo Switch, including for Joy-Con, is consistent with what we’ve seen for any new hardware Nintendo has launched." This doesn't mesh with what you are saying.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:02 |
my thought is that the switch fuckin owns
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:03 |
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eonwe posted:my thought is that the switch fuckin owns It's fine, at best.
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eonwe posted:my thought is that the switch fuckin owns
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It's a pretty fantastic time to play a game no matter what hardware you've got
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:05 |
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VideoGames posted:From the article: im not saying its widespread either, i said myself its a small section of people who have this problem and that anyone who thinks they may be at risk should look into the service nintendo are offering. what i am saying is entirely consistent with nintendo's own admission that there are a small number of people experiencing an issue and their willingness to accept faulty joycons and repair them, and i applaud nintendos quick reaction and solution to this problem, no matter how small it may be.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:05 |
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Here's something Nintendo has actually said. http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/03...cbbfe644000000a So Stuck is right retroactively, but he was wrong earlier because it wasn't true about Nintendo confirming anything when he said it. Edit: I misread, stuck was still wrong, it was a manufacturing variation, not a design flaw John Wick of Dogs fucked around with this message at 20:13 on Mar 22, 2017 |
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i really dont see how that can be contentious in any possible way unless people are looking for things to get mad about because they assume i am saying something negative purely based on my username
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:06 |
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my perfect, no problems at all switch, is the best. i feel blessed to be one of the chosen.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:12 |
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So when do the glorious, luxury, handmade mahogany Switch cradles start showing up on etsy?
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:13 |
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parallelodad posted:Here's something Nintendo has actually said. manufacturing processes are part of engineering. you dont have to try and look for weird ways that you think im wrong when im just trying to pass on news and framing it as a positive
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:14 |
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eonwe posted:my thought is that the switch fuckin owns I have to wait around for an hour or so today for someone to meet me for an appointment and I get to play my Switch as I wait and then I get to go home and keep playing it, it seriously rules.
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A GLISTENING HODOR posted:So when do the glorious, luxury, handmade mahogany Switch cradles start showing up on etsy? wont be long.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:17 |
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Stux posted:i really dont see how that can be contentious in any possible way unless people are looking for things to get mad about because they assume i am saying something negative purely based on my username I've been here a week I don't know you from adam.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:17 |
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Stux posted:i backed up my own argument with a game where there are many different weapon types and a genuine benefit to min maxing with dark souls. im happy to continue talking about this if you want to provide an actual example of what you're saying happens in your hypothetical argument. Your argument was that a different game that works very differently doesn't use weapon durability, which does nothing to address the changes that would result in BotW from removing weapon durability in that specific game. Nobody has made the argument that no game would work without weapon durability, which is the only thing your example would address. The point is the game needs to be designed as a whole with that system in mind. BotW was designed with weapon durability in mind, so to remove it would require a total overhaul. You could do it, but it'd be debateable if it was "better," and it would certainly be a different game. The hypothetical I was bringing up was addressing a different facet of the argument, that players do what's effective over what's fun. If you desperately need a specific example, a good one is Hearthstone or Magic the Gathering. There are plenty of "fun" decks that are wacky or whatever, but most people end up playing whatever the top tier decks are at the moment, even if they personally find them less fun, because they're more effective. When those games are more well balanced, a wide variety of decks are viable. When they're poorly balanced, only a handful are, which makes the game less fun for people who don't like using those decks.
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# ? Mar 22, 2017 20:19 |
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Vikar Jerome posted:wont be long. What kind of monster doesn't use the black theme?!
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Vikar Jerome posted:wont be long. As someone who spend a LOT of time in a tiny coffin rack on ships that was decked out with screens and consoles and basically looked like batmans bed. That there is a "sit up in the dark" hazard.
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