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This almost never happens to me because if possible I always obsessively complete all the side quests before finishing the main quest
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Jerkops posted:This almost never happens to me because if possible I always obsessively complete all the side quests before finishing the main quest Yeah I always play RPG games on the highest difficulty so I need to do all the side quests so my noob rear end doesn't get wrecked.
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Jan 4, 2016 12:27
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This feel can apply to the moments like in Pokemon Crystal, or other ones like that where after you beat the Elite 4 there's still a whole new map where there's no big story thing going on but you can go get those 8 badges if you want. For example.
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Oh yeah, I love when the map opens up and you have a ton of poo poo to explore. those are some fine feels
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Jan 4, 2016 12:34
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What I've seen of Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks seems like a whole game about that feel where your living in a world where Link already vanquished the most evil force in the world so now there's only small fry evil guys trying to pop some poo poo off but it's not that big of a deal so mostly you just become a boat captain or a train engineer.
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Jan 4, 2016 12:37
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The feel after you complete the major goals of a game level and all the npcs and level challenges disappear leaving the level and empty, lifeless husk
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no they will not posted:The feel after you complete the major goals of a game level and all the npcs and level challenges disappear leaving the level and empty, lifeless husk Sounds like my marriage.
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Average Bear posted:Sounds like my marriage. 
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Jerkops posted:This almost never happens to me because if possible I always obsessively complete all the side quests before finishing the main quest I only do this in GTA.
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Wormskull posted:is still wide open. Like in Pokemon or something. This feel is comparable to starting NG+ in a souls game, since the world is repopulated and you get to see all your old friends again.
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Jan 4, 2016 15:56
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when i beat dragons dogma and poo poo got really real i was compelled to go further. more games should do that.
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Wormskull posted:is still wide open. Like in Pokemon or something. 
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Jan 5, 2016 00:52
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this even though you cannot gasme on a mac
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The feel after you complete the major goals of a game and all the npcs develop a horrible stutter Looking at you Morrowind (you still rule though)
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Ummm, Morrowind is AIDS from a diabetes wolf's rear end.
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Wormskull posted:Ummm, Morrowind is AIDS from a diabetes wolf's rear end. Maybe so but I like it.
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Hell, I love AIDS!
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Wormskull posted:Ummm, Morrowind is AIDS from a diabetes wolf's rear end. No u On a more serious note, if you make a game where you are locked out of any content (or re-visiting your file at all) after beating the game you should be slapped in the face. Let me go back and replay the final mission/battle, or cavort around with my awesome character(s) dammit VV Fine mom C-Euro fucked around with this message at 03:54 on Jan 5, 2016 |
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C-Euro posted:On a more serious note, if you make a game where you are locked out of any content (or re-visiting your file at all) after beating the game you should be slapped in the face. Let me go back and replay the final mission/battle, or cavort around with my awesome character(s) dammit dont edit quotes
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I always make it a point to do most if not all of the side quest stuff before completing the main story because even though there's still more stuff to do I can't really get into completing side stuff once I'm done with the main game. It's a purely mental thing but I can't help it.
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I'm the opposite. I pretty much always mainline story material and then if I like the game, will go back and mess around with side stuff so I can play more. Well i guess it depends on the games structure, like JRPGs I take a while because I like to wander around all the new areas and check stuff out
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I wanna 100% xenoblade x and I'm on the last chapter but I'm at 60 hours and only 66% done. Wish me luck.
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hte bittersweet feel most n64 games attained by not resetting after the credits until you yourself hit reset, never allowing you to play in a world where you achieved victory
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ArfJason posted:hte bittersweet feel most n64 games attained by not resetting after the credits until you yourself hit reset, never allowing you to play in a world where you achieved victory the feel when you sit there waiting for it to move on for like twenty minutes because you dont understand how life works yet
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ArfJason posted:hte bittersweet feel most n64 games attained by not resetting after the credits until you yourself hit reset, never allowing you to play in a world where you achieved victory This made me mad in paper Mario because i thought my game was broken
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I was a gamer of the new game+ generation when i first finished sm64 and oot and was like ah ok
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I don't like the NG+ feel as much as the wandering through a conquered world feel.
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Yeah it was super weird to not see any sort of ackniwledgement from either game for killing the final enemy it just ends
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Wormskull posted:I don't like the NG+ feel as much as the wandering through a conquered world feel. Dragon Quest is the best for this since there's still a lot to discover and postgame areas to explore with Savage Bosses
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ArfJason posted:Yeah it was super weird to not see any sort of ackniwledgement from either game for killing the final enemy it just ends I love when that happens, and then your released back into the world where you can pretend all the evil stuff still left is leaderless and chaotic. Win..
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When you beat Yakuza you unlock a mode called like Wandering Soldier or somethin which dumps you into the open world with 0 side quests cleared and you can wander around and do them again if you want, or see any you missed the first time around, which is a bizarre way to do it.
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That feel in Chrono Trigger where you beat Lavos and the NG+ option appears
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Earthbound's 'victory lap' remains one of the cooler things about that game, seeing how your friends are doing in the new peaceful world you made one last time before you go to bed and end the adventure.
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No Such Thing posted:Earthbound's 'victory lap' remains one of the cooler things about that game, seeing how your friends are doing in the new peaceful world you made one last time before you go to bed and end the adventure.
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in metroid zero mission when you break the tube glass in the space pirate ship and get to go back to zebes with all your cool new final powerups felt really good. just running around that whole map was fun.
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undertale, op
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alpha protocol had some fun new dialogue options in ng+
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ArfJason posted:hte bittersweet feel most n64 games attained by not resetting after the credits until you yourself hit reset, never allowing you to play in a world where you achieved victory My.roommate and I left the SNES on for like a week when we beat SMW to keep our accomplishment on display.
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