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I'm not sure it counts as a goongret because it was probably one or two people reccomending it but House of the Dying Sun blows. Every single mission is the same thing and you can beat the game in a couple of hours. There is an additional difficulty that strips you of the big ships and leaves you only with fighters but that's just plain annoying. Thank whoever read my refund request because I clocked around 4 hours in the game - trying to see if there was anything more in each difficulty - and they still accepted. Then I got Hollow Knight with that money and everything was right. What's the opposite of a goongret btw? Because absolutely everyone reccomended me to not get Tales of Zestiria, I got it anyway and it sucked.
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Nate RFB posted:I feel like the punishment for dying in Nier:A is too great for me to want to play on Hard. I gave the opening tutorial bit an earnest try on Hard the first time I played it and then got rebuffed of that notion very quickly. The constant dying wouldn't have bothered me if it didn't count as an "ending" and kick you out to have to do it from the start every. loving. time.
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Help Im Alive posted:I'm sorry I couldn't come up with a better word than goongret everyone Regroont
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haveblue posted:Hard is way too hard, every enemy hit takes more than half your health. I can't imagine putting up with it for long enough to find upgrades to alleviate that. Its good to switch to once you find the upgrades tho
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corn in the bible posted:Persona 5 is the best jrpg of all time It might well be
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Samuringa posted:
I believe that is a self own.
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Phantasium posted:I gave the opening tutorial bit an earnest try on Hard the first time I played it and then got rebuffed of that notion very quickly. I did the tutorial on normal until I could save and then bumped it up to hard for the rest of the game because of that very problem. Other than that it makes the minute to minute action great
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Samuringa posted:What's the opposite of a goongret btw? Because absolutely everyone reccomended me to not get Tales of Zestiria, I got it anyway and it sucked. rebellious teenage angst
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I like Nier A but I don't like the way difficulty was handled. They made the exact opposite mistake they made in the original. In the original if you played on hard, everything was the same except Ernie's had way too much life. In Nier A the enemies have the same amount of life but can one shot you easily unless you put in a ton of defensive chips and even then they can still one shot you. It sticks because I founders normal became too easy but putting it on hard also want fun. Worst of all, it would have actually been good to give enemies more life this time because you'd actually be able to use the Platinum combo system, which goes to waste when things die in a few hits from anything you do (which, once again, playing on hard doesn't remedy)
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Samuringa posted:What's the opposite of a goongret btw? Because absolutely everyone reccomended me to not get Tales of Zestiria, I got it anyway and it sucked. stupidity?
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Samuringa posted:. I think it's called being a loving dumbass
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glam rock hamhock posted:Stein's Gate is essentially a harem dating game but they actually put care into the writing and characters so it's still actually good and the whole "harem anime" aspect sort of fades to the background and becomes unimportant. Hell, in that game I was really impressed that like two or three of the endings went to extreme lengths to make them make sense within the narrative if you really wanted to end up with a girl that narratively didn't make all that much sense. Ah yes
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I guess a lot of my regrets come from the days when I would grab stuff off of the shelves of used game stores if it was cheap and looked vaguely interesting without doing any research or knowing about the game at all Nowadays I watch some gameplay videos to get an idea of what the game is all about and that's served me well. Another unlucky pick from back in the day- Gladius. I found it to be just mercilessly boring and only played a few hours of it.
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Samuringa posted:What's the opposite of a goongret btw? Because absolutely everyone reccomended me to not get Tales of Zestiria, I got it anyway and it sucked. Tales of Zestiria is the only game I ever heard the Taint Reaper say he liked
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taint reaped again by the mother friggen taint reaper!!
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In Training posted:The combat is great if you played on Hard where a single mistake kills you. Makes traversal feel really dangerous and exciting This sounds fine if you want to spend as much time with the game as possible but doing this would bore me away from playing Nier faster than playing it on easy did. Drop it on easy and get through with as little arsing as possible is what worked for me. The difficulty in Nier really irritates me though, there isn't any point to it other than to take up more of your time. No achievements tied to it, no change in enemy variety, just the most basic less health less damage. Its lazy particularly from a company that handled difficulty level so well in games like bayonetta or god hand.
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I thought I'd heard that star ocean 5 was good, especially compared to 3 and 4. Did I hear wrong? Also, this outfit will always make me laugh because lmao at how blatantly fanservice it is.
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fridge corn posted:Ah yes Don't judge unless you've played it. Stein's Gate is bizarrly good and honestly is more depressing than being remotely titalating. It's a good example of how you can take a reprehensible genre and make something good by putting actual effort into it.
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Macarius Wrench posted:This sounds fine if you want to spend as much time with the game as possible but doing this would bore me away from playing Nier faster than playing it on easy did. Drop it on easy and get through with as little arsing as possible is what worked for me. Enemies do have different attacks on Hard and higher
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I don't really have regrets because I would have bought it anyway but I wish I hadn't paid £40 for that PS4 Godzilla game.
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FirstAidKite posted:I thought I'd heard that star ocean 5 was good, especially compared to 3 and 4. Did I hear wrong? I have never heard that it's good. It's not supposed to be as horrifying as 4 but instead it's just a low budget half assed nothing of a game. It's supposed to be the Dragon Age II of the series
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FirstAidKite posted:I thought I'd heard that star ocean 5 was good, especially compared to 3 and 4. Did I hear wrong? Whoever said that to you was a criminal
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I got Nier A yesterday, and it is good. I also started playing FF XIV again this week and it is also good.
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Star Ocean 5 is the most hilariously low budget trying to pretend it's not games I've ever played. It's basically a season 1 episode of The Next Generation. And not one of the good ones like when Picard eats some maggots.
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Star Ocean being a series where you mostly don't spend time in the stars is pretty fuckin dumb.
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Sakurazuka posted:Star Ocean 5 is the most hilariously low budget trying to pretend it's not games I've ever played. It's basically a season 1 episode of The Next Generation. And not one of the good ones like when Picard eats some maggots. does it have Q
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Nate RFB posted:Isn't that crazy Guilty Gear game not cel shaded, but rather 3D models? idk what hosed up futuristic tech ArcSys uses to create Guilty Gear Xrd but I hope everyone learns it or steals it
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FirstAidKite posted:I thought I'd heard that star ocean 5 was good, especially compared to 3 and 4. Did I hear wrong? It's okay but not remarkable, and is insanely budget (it's like an hour before there's a directed cutscene), but 4 is insanely bad so "good compared to 4" means absolutely nothing. But I also got distracted by games that weren't just "okay" and haven't gone back to beat it so I didn't make it to the actual complaints of that game (one of which being too many escort battles and not being able to skip cutscenes before hard fights in 2016). MinibarMatchman posted:idk what hosed up futuristic tech ArcSys uses to create Guilty Gear Xrd but I hope everyone learns it or steals it There's a GDC panel on it but basically they take a smooth 3D model animation and then cut out in-between frames so it looks hand drawn, because in a sense it is (i.e. they're doing it by hand). Phantasium fucked around with this message at 17:14 on May 4, 2017 |
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eonwe posted:does it have Q No
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Monkey Fracas posted:It's too late; The Anime is under your skin now Nooooo *dons sunglasses* Moshi moshi, Nyarlathotep desu.
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Like to understand Star Ocean 5's budget understand that at one point you're standing on the deck of a spaceship, staring towards the screen next to a guy that is trying to tell you how intense this ship battle is that you can not see for like ten minutes. It's so epic, just so epic, there are lasers shooting out of our ship and oh no, I think we just got hit so we're shooting the missiles now and...
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Phantasium posted:Like to understand Star Ocean 5's budget understand that at one point you're standing on the deck of a spaceship, staring towards the screen next to a guy that is trying to tell you how intense this ship battle is that you can not see for like ten minutes. The most frustrating thing about Star Ocean 5 is that they stuck one of the most engaging and interesting video game plots of the past 5 years behind such a low budget development and baffling design decisions.
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No I believe Square got Platinum to help Yoko Taro with that.
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Sakurazuka posted:Star Ocean 5 is the most hilariously low budget trying to pretend it's not games I've ever played. Aside from not showing any action, what other kind of funny low budget stuff is there? Spoderman posted:The most frustrating thing about Star Ocean 5 is that they stuck one of the most engaging and interesting video game plots of the past 5 years behind such a low budget development and baffling design decisions. What's the engaging and interesting video game plot
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FirstAidKite posted:What's the engaging and interesting video game plot You have to protect your home village with your female childhood friend. Along the way you find a mysterious young woman with amnesia, whose past is shrouded in mystery.
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What games do amnesia well? Planescape Torment and...?
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Final Fantasy 7?
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Sakurazuka posted:Star Ocean 5 is the most hilariously low budget trying to pretend it's not games I've ever played. It's basically a season 1 episode of The Next Generation. And not one of the good ones like when Picard eats some maggots. I would play a Star Trek: The Next Generation RPG Bonus points if they can work the Calm Boardroom Discussions in as a gameplay element of one sort or another
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FirstAidKite posted:What's the engaging and interesting video game plot a big evil bird stole captain toad + toadette's treasure so they gotta go beat it up ![]() ![]()
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Jay Rust posted:What games do amnesia well? The first Witcher game uses it pretty well considering the amnesia only exists as a way to justify exposition to a character that should already know everything, and let them do romance subplots despite said character already having a wife.
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