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tensai posted:I'm glad someone else is feeling like crash 2 is harder than 1. I pretty much breezed through 1 with some road blocks, but I'm on the 4th floor of 2 and haven't been this close to throwing a controller ever. Crash 1 is stupid hard cause of Colored Gems. The whole level without dying, perfectly.
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Jack-Off Lantern posted:Crash 1 is stupid hard cause of Colored Gems. The whole level without dying, perfectly. Toxic Waste at least feels like it could be achieved with a little luck and timing. Slippery Escape is just plain brutal.
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Jul 7, 2017 18:05
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I found The Dark Souls of YA novels.
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How long is yakuza zero I'm loving it but it I want to know if I should fight everyone I see or do every side quest
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Empress Brosephine posted:How long is yakuza zero I'm loving it but it I want to know if I should fight everyone I see or do every side quest its like 30ish hours if you just mainline the story like the moment that unites the two stories doesn't even happen until like chapter 10 or 11 and the game keeps going for a very long time after that point so you got a lot ahead of you. Real hurthling! fucked around with this message at 18:46 on Jul 7, 2017 |
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Jul 7, 2017 18:43
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Empress Brosephine posted:How long is yakuza zero I'm loving it but it I want to know if I should fight everyone I see or do every side quest Don't bother with fighting people unless you wanna get burned out really fast. Best thing is to just set it to easy and run through the main story. It's really good.
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Jul 7, 2017 18:48
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Fighting people is a solid source of money early on. At least it was for me.
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Jul 7, 2017 18:57
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SquareEnix are celebrating the launch of the the FF12 remaster by live-streaming some rabbits on their Twitch until the 11th of July. This is a real thing and i have been watching the rabbits.
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Snak posted:Nah, take a break between open world games. MGSV is a huge thing. Uncharted 4 is like, what a dozen hours? Less? can't speak for other people but uncharted 4 def took more than a dozen hours to complete for me mgs5 is pretty different from what most people picture when they think of an open world game as well. no crafting, no picking up random foliage, etc. it's like they strung a bunch of stealth missions together and let you do what you want
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Jul 7, 2017 19:36
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I enjoy the combat and I'm only at chapter four after like ten hours so rip me. My only concern is what I said before, the music is very anachronistic other than that it's great.
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Counterpoint to the Yakuza 0 talk: I would recommend fighting people because the times that you don't have control of your characters run long and combat helps break up the tedium of watching cut scenes.
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Jul 7, 2017 19:45
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HowLongToBeat lists Uncharted 4 as 15 hours for main story, while it lists MGSV as 45. MGSV may not quite have thebsame collectathon element, but it does have minimissions all over the map, and story orgress is gated behind completion, and weapon development is in real time.
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Manatee Cannon posted:mgs5 is pretty different from what most people picture when they think of an open world game as well. no crafting, no picking up random foliage, etc. it's like they strung a bunch of stealth missions together and let you do what you want lol mgsV absolutely has picking up random foliage. yur right tho in that it's pretty different with its mission structure.
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Jul 7, 2017 19:50
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Manatee Cannon posted:
mgsv has more MENU than any other game in recent memory RBA Starblade posted:
Been a while since I laughed at one of your posts 
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Jul 7, 2017 20:06
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If you have a big rear end head youll have headphone issues.
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an actual dog posted:lol mgsV absolutely has picking up random foliage. yur right tho in that it's pretty different with its mission structure. legit don't remember picking up anything like that you can pick up guns and strap balloons to stuff but there aren't any gathering spots or w/e
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Manatee Cannon posted:legit don't remember picking up anything like that It's this stuff. You send them to mother base and they use it to make stuff.
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Manatee Cannon posted:legit don't remember picking up anything like that You gathered herbs and stuff to make drugs iirc.
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man those don't ring a bell at all
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Vintersorg posted:If you have a big rear end head youll have headphone issues. As someone with a big rear end head (hat size 7-7/8 or 8 depending on the day), can confirm. I've yet to find a comfortable set of any type of headphones where the earpieces are connected by a strap. Even my Sennheisers. 
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MGSV has plant collection but it's nothing like typical open world poo poo. You're not collecting 10 plants to complete a sidequest and get a powerup, you're keeping an eye out for a certain plant as you do your missions because you want to manufacture more tranq darts and sleep grenades. The way base management gave you this thing to build that persists throughout the game, and the way it creates a feedback loop with the individual missions, that aspect was one of MGSV's major successes. It made collecting stuff much more meaningful.
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My point was that it's still a huge 50-80 hour game. If I was planning to play both Uncharted 4 and MGSV, and had just spend 40 hours on HZD, I would spend 15-20. Hours knocking out a linear, storydriven game befire diving back into a giant involved thing. Just for variety.
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Snak posted:My point was that it's still a huge 50-80 hour game. This. Just pop that UC4 disc in your PS4 and play that. You can play MGS5 later, same with buying Crash like everyone is recommending. UC4 is a must play either way, so just go play through it and enjoy the story.
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Jul 7, 2017 21:00
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Plus UC4 is a better game. Not that MGS5 isn't worth playing.
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now that I don't agree with at all. uncharted tells a much better story tho (not that it's hard)
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I dunno. It's got some great qualities but it's still one of the most disappointing games out there for me.
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MGS5 is poo poo. Do the same base 5 times with slightly different objectives padded out with one of the most barren open worlds imaginable. You'll find the optimal way to handle the base the first time you do a mission in them. Thrilling stuff.
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veni veni veni posted:I dunno. It's got some great qualities but it's still one of the most disappointing games out there for me. I see that if you're looking at the narrative because it's a mess, but mechanically it's perfect. I can't think of a game more satisfying to play
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Never played a game like MSGV5 because until Destiny I was a pc gamer. Is kind of a masterpiece. Uncharted4 is very good too. Is just MSGV5 do things that other games can't even imitate.
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I'd love to hear what Frictional is up to; SOMA left me craving. I read an interview where they said they cancelled DLC for it because they wanted to focus resources on larger projects, but apparently they have 2 unnamed titles in development.
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Jul 7, 2017 22:30
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hmm yes, following the white trail of bird poop ledges is surely better than stealth espionage action
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I like the Uncharted games and I played them in order.
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MGSV is the best stealth-action game I've ever played and made most other third person games I've played since feel like total poo poo. It controls so so well.
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Manatee Cannon posted:I see that if you're looking at the narrative because it's a mess, but mechanically it's perfect. I can't think of a game more satisfying to play The basic mechanics are fantastic, but I thought the kitchen sink/open world approach to gadgets and weapons etc. was pretty bad for MGS and you get so OP so quick there is pretty much no challenge unless you force one on yourself. Was also disappointed that it strayed from ground zeroes much better approach to all of that stuff.
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Jul 7, 2017 23:04
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I heard the new ghost recon is like MGSV is that tru
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Empress Brosephine posted:I heard the new ghost recon is like MGSV is that tru It's really fun with other people because it's a tacticlol dicking around open world game. It can get boring doing stuff solo.
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Nostalgia4Dogges posted:I think they were like $20+ initially but dropped with the vita's popularity lol Probably this. The PS Move controllers were selling at CEX here for a whole £2.50 at one point. Then VR was announced and suddenly they were back up to original retail price.
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Jose Oquendo posted:It's really fun with other people because it's a tacticlol dicking around open world game. It can get boring doing stuff solo. Do any goons still play?
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Empress Brosephine posted:I heard the new ghost recon is like MGSV is that tru
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