So Destiny finally finished installing this morning, after downloading the latest update for literally all night before.
Me being the trash I am, I've been playing through the previous DLC installments' quests, and I'm really enjoying the changes that they made to the leveling and progress since I last played it. Some of the additional missions have been a bit frustrating, but I've been powering through 'em; my main Warlock went up 5 levels today.
(And now, back to your regularly scheduled talk about video games that aren't terrible.)
i dont really do 'hype' or anything usually but i guess the upcoming games i'm most interested in getting to play aside from dark souls 3 are grim dawn, hyper light drifter, and radio the universe
i dont really do 'hype' or anything usually but i guess the upcoming games i'm most interested in getting to play aside from dark souls 3 are grim dawn, hyper light drifter, and radio the universe
are those last two even still coming out? i feel like i hear news about them once or twice a year at most
I was going to craft some Monster Hunter armor with more attack bonuses, and for some reason the Tigrex stuff takes Great Jaggi shit and I had to go back and kill a few of them.
I friggen pasted that thing in maybe five hits. It was beautiful.
I liked the time-travel concept and dark atmosphere of MM, but parts of it annoyed me greatly. If the remake is easier then perhaps I should try it sometime.
It seems to me like most of the changes from the original version were to make things a bit more user friendly. For example, there are a lot more hints about what to do for some of the sidequests and the Bombers' notebook's role in keeping track of that stuff has expanded a bit.
Likewise, I think the fact that you can do real saves using owl and quill statutes (not temporary ones like in the original game) is convenient and makes some of the more time dependent stuff easier to do since you do not necessarily need to do the whole 3 day cycle again if you missed something.
All of the dungeon boss fights have also been changed. I found one of them to be a lot easier this time around and another one of them to be very similar to the original boss battle. There are a couple that just require different strategies than in the original game. I do not think they are really a lot easier or harder.
One change that does seemingly make things a bit more difficult is the decision to make the inverted song of time slow things down less than it did in the original game. I did not find it to be too bad, but it does give you less time during a 3 day cycle than you had if you used that song in the original.
I liked how Majora's Mask was harder. I mean, Zelda games are fun but they don't exactly have a lot of teeth, and it was fun to at least see two bosses who did more than sit there and take it in the face.
I don't know if it's the kind of game you'd be into, but speaking only from my personal experience, I highly recommend it. Is it the Prepare to die Edition?
@queenpoison yeah. hyper light drifter i preordered and i get emails from them occasionally. rtu i actually backed on kickstarter and i get emails from him every month like clockwork.
Man is a most complex simple creature: see what he weaves, and how base his reasons for doing so.
I got all the adults hitched in Fire Emblem Awakening, but I forgot about Lon'qu and Henry, so I guess they're going to be stuck as bachelors for the rest of their life.
Space Moth is a fun shmup with some gorgeous art, I'd say. Haven't played beyond the demo, though I'm also terribad so it doesn't matter much. It's also on Steam Greenlight if you want more of it. Also CCC, though I haven't played it yet.
turns out full bore is a pretty fantastic little platform puzzler type of deal... maybe give it a look if puzzles are your style... it's got really fantastic and satisfying puzzles to solve... the open world exploration and chill, jazzy soundtrack are pretty dope as well...
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Me being the trash I am, I've been playing through the previous DLC installments' quests, and I'm really enjoying the changes that they made to the leveling and progress since I last played it. Some of the additional missions have been a bit frustrating, but I've been powering through 'em; my main Warlock went up 5 levels today.
(And now, back to your regularly scheduled talk about video games that aren't terrible.)
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Likewise, I think the fact that you can do real saves using owl and quill statutes (not temporary ones like in the original game) is convenient and makes some of the more time dependent stuff easier to do since you do not necessarily need to do the whole 3 day cycle again if you missed something.
All of the dungeon boss fights have also been changed. I found one of them to be a lot easier this time around and another one of them to be very similar to the original boss battle. There are a couple that just require different strategies than in the original game. I do not think they are really a lot easier or harder.
One change that does seemingly make things a bit more difficult is the decision to make the inverted song of time slow things down less than it did in the original game. I did not find it to be too bad, but it does give you less time during a 3 day cycle than you had if you used that song in the original.
at least, not in ways that affected the difficulty
this has been my opinion
I just decided to name the Gen 2 Pokemon after ancient philosophers, and Gen 1 Pokemon after more modern ones.
i was thinking, Heraclitus: fire as cosmic principle, so Cyndaquil; Descartes: ghost in the machine, so Ghastly
incidentally Cyndaquil is cute and a good starter choice
Squirtle
Cyndaquil
Torchic
Chimchar
Oshawott
Fennekin
i should buy it maybe
it is not the sort of thing i am into but it is really pretty and "it is pretty" is really the only reason i buy games as i dont really play them ever
better than ocarina of time, in any case, no question.
i guess they couldn't make everyone playable, but still, boo.
It was pretty great and I have zero regrets about playing it.
That is all
In the second area half the enemies are puppies, which fills me with determination to continue the pacifist run.