Sefal posted:

I've been wondering, Has there been a game where midway, or at the end a party member betrays you and takes all the equipment they had equiped with them?
It would be a dickmove, but surely a developer has done this?

FirstAidKite posted:

Melon

FirstAidKite posted:

Lizard Wizard posted:

Actually I've got Disgaea 3, 4 and D2 that I still need to beat. Which one is the best?

raditts posted:

If anything, that makes it more anime

THE AWESOME GHOST posted:

Persona Q is the worst Persona game, please play every other Persona game instead

GLAAD trash bags posted:

I'm pretty sure Yoshis are also born with saddles?

Yoshis are hosed Up.

GLAAD trash bags posted:

What about toad's mushroom head, is it a hat or part of his body?

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All Toads have special mushroom caps on the top of their heads, just like actual mushrooms. Whether the mushroom cap is a hat or part of Toad physiology is never explicitly revealed in the games and is usually left somewhat ambiguous. The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 shows that the cap is simply a type of hat (or at least that it can be safely removed). When Toad took off his mushroom cap in that cartoon, he revealed his round head with a few strands of hair. Paper Mario depicts the Toad conductor's hat briefly coming off revealing a bald head without a mushroom cap. In Mario Strikers Charged, a Toad's skeleton is briefly seen when they are shocked, and the cap does not appear to be a part of it. On the other hand, Shinya Hiratake, the director of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, made a reference to Toad caps by mentioning "Captain Toad's mushroom head".[6] Various Toads are also shown to have hair hanging down from underneath their caps, such as Toadofsky and Jolene.

Saint Freak posted:

There's always a Hitler, a steampunk robot bird drill thing(?), and a lighthouse.

chumbler posted:

Better to laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints.

Mordja posted:

They built a city around an unexploded, quasi-religious nuclear bomb because that's a cool location to visit in a videogame. HTH.

Monkey Fracas posted:

Urrrgghhh if Persona 4 wasn't so good I would have uninstalled it the second time some random enemy pulled some bullshit out of its rear end and murdered the protag in one round and erased like an hour of progress

Nate RFB posted:

Wasteland 2, Pillars of Eternity, Telltale's The Walking Dead Season 1

E: The Criterion thread in movies is full of poo poo on a lot of films that they swear are worth blind buying but inevitably wind up boring and pretentious

Samuringa posted:

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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.

FirstAidKite posted:

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.

Jay Rust posted:

It was a trick question, amnesia is never a good literary device

Saint Freak posted:

How come they're all about retrograde amnesia? Where's my Memento-style game about anterograde amnesia???

Guy Goodbody posted:

I started playing Resident Evil Revelations 2. How the heck does that game have framerate issues? It's just walking down hallways. And I'm not a framerate guy, poo poo's got to get really bad before I notice

exquisite tea posted:

I hope Obsidian makes some better pledge goals for their next kickstarter because man those NPC fanfics were some of the most embarrassing things I've ever read in a video game.

haveblue posted:

Fixed cameras are an artifact of the days when prerendered images could have significantly greater quality than real-time graphics, now they're needlessly limiting.

Lakbay posted:

Going to pick up Prey from Red Box after work and I don't know anything about it besides being attacked by random objects so I'm expecting a Silent Hill "They look like monsters to you?" twist