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The Rest / General Discussions / Re: RPGFan Super Game Journal Turbo II - The New Challengers
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on: July 24, 2009, 11:43:13 AM
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He's making a joke about how one of your airships in the game looks like one of the Angels from Evangelion. Fuck you Gen don't you go making me want to play Golden Sun Z*/*/*/*/*/ Beyond the Beyond. Don't worry. It only looks like an EVA Angel from the outside. Inside its got an Egyptian Pyramid motif going on. Btw, Gen did meeting that princess before getting the class change screw me over or do I still have a chance at recruiting her? Also I went and beat Tetris DS while I was waiting at the doctors yesterday. |
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Media / Single-Player RPGs / Re: Games to improve my seks life!
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on: July 23, 2009, 08:41:44 PM
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Now if you were a female looking to LARP then I would also suggest Lighting Warrior Raidy 1 (& 2 once it comes out) for your female on female role-playing needs. Also get Rapelay quick since Japan's cracking down on it after some British football mums bitched. On the topic at hand, games that get you exercising do work because people tend to be attracted to physically attractive people; typically, looking like a blob of jelly isn't the way to impress the ladies/guys. Unless they're into that sort of thing...
Fortunately there are plenty of people out there like that (too many if you ask me). D8 And while we're on the topic of disturbing fetishes, get Water Closets 1 & 2. Teaches you how to turn women into makeshift latrines which is useful if you're into that sort of thing (also camping). |
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Media / Single-Player RPGs / Re: RIZ-ZOAWD coming to America as The Wizard of Oz: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road
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on: July 22, 2009, 11:55:31 PM
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I must be missing something when it comes to the title of this game. Riz-zoawd? Is this like an American McGee Wizard of Oz that takes place in the ghetto? I think it's hilarious...
edit: so it's an anagram of 'wizard' and 'oz' . I still can't help but laugh, imagining the yellow brick road and thinking "Rizzoad!"
It could be worse. They could've called it 'The Wizz' or 'The Wizard'. |
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Media / Single-Player RPGs / Re: What's next for the Dept Heaven series?
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on: July 22, 2009, 08:27:16 PM
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Their next game will be a real life RPG, where each game ships with aheadset that makes numbers pop up over the heads of people that you punch in real life.
Also: angels are involved, and you control yourself with a Wii remote.
Necroing and double posting for this. Your prediction was off slightly Gen. |
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The Rest / General Discussions / Re: RPGFan Super Game Journal Turbo II - The New Challengers
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on: July 22, 2009, 07:47:36 PM
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Suikoden III: Chris' fourth chapter. Did some major recruiting, but still have only 80 stars. Despite the subpar soundtrack and the smaller scale of the world (all the villages are so cramped and small, strategic battles have about 5-7 4-men squads than Suikoden II's armies) I think it's the best Suikoden so far thanks to the character designs, battle system, and the story.
Does anyone know when the story "locks" and recruiting is impossible? Because I wanted to go ahead with the story for a while, and resume recruiting when I've got enough clues from the detective.
Story locks after the final strategic battle. You'll know it when you start off against the three big bads. Anyways in BtB just traded up my dragon for the fourth angel (or whichever one was taken down by that sniper rifle powered by the whole of Tokyo 3). And while I ran into a certain princess in a certain castle she continues to elude me. >XE Also cleared about 110 missions in FFTA2. |
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Media / Anime, TV, and Movies / Re: Warcraft the Movie
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on: July 22, 2009, 07:33:31 PM
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I don't see the problem. Warcraft has a good story that can easily be made into a good movie. Sam Raimi as director is one of the best things they can do.
This better have goddamn rockin' zombies. |
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Media / Single-Player RPGs / Re: Megami Tensei Topic
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on: July 20, 2009, 01:14:36 AM
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And where does the penis monster fit into all that, Meshie boy? Because you know it ain't MegaTen without a good penis monster. You see that giant hole in antarctica in the promo picture? (Teehee, penis :3c). I knew the earth was screwed, but not in the literal sense! |
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Media / Single-Player RPGs / Re: SaGa series
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on: July 20, 2009, 01:10:31 AM
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2) there are some rooms that will lock, and you have to fight the boss before you leave. Oh, I thought that was just FFA. Which was even worse because keys and mattocks were in limitted quantity. Not really if you keep in mind that whenever there's a locked door or mattock blocked wall there will be enemies that drop keys and mattocks and mattocks stop being a problem all together once you acquire the morning star (ever wonder why enemies from Kett's place show up in every dungeon up to the Mana Palace). |
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The Rest / General Discussions / Re: RPGFan Super Game Journal Turbo II - The New Challengers
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on: July 19, 2009, 03:58:12 PM
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I have a morbid fascination with bad gaming. Dawg you don't KNOW bad gaming till you've played Battlecruiser: Millennium. Anyway, random comment about Dragon Quest 7 since it got mentioned. Not only is grinding unecessary in DQ7, doing it excessively will make the game harder and potentially unbeatable after around 30 hours or so when the job system opens up. At that point, your skills and jobs matter more than anything, and you advance in jobs by getting JP, which are dished out based on your level relative to the enemy's. So, if you're at a fairly lowish level, your jobs will advance pretty fast. I mean in my game, at 60 hours, nobody is higher than level 19. Which means that I gain about three experience levels per every 20 hours or so*. I'm not really sure if this is supposed to be the way it's supposed to work but... uh... it is for me. (I didn't think DQ7 was that slow either. Some of the opening bits are, as is... Deyja, and that Time Warp town if you don't know what to do because then you get stuck [and have to consult a FAQ and that involves reading and I'm illiterate because I live in Ohio and went to public school so I have to like sound everything out and it's like "G... O... GO H... E... R... E... HO HURRY?"] but outside of that I thought it wasn't particularly slow. And they're not any "Well let's spend 20 minutes talking to everyone on a confined vehicle" bits, or endless cutscene explosions.) * I determined this without using math, somehow. Huh. The first two hours of gameplay is entirely dedicated to running back and forth from the town, the kingdom, and the dungeon which has no enemies but several puzzles. Then of course there's the warping back and forth through time to clear out most dungeons at least twice. You also forgot about Lefa and the maze in a maze disguised with another maze (and then you have to go through it again). There's also the agony of Past Dharma. Also as long as you don't go overboard with levels (anything above 40 is overboard) you can grind classes almost anywhere. |
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Media / Anime, TV, and Movies / Re: Harry Potter & The Half-Blood Prince
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on: July 19, 2009, 03:21:27 AM
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Yeah, I know a lot of people are aware of Snape killing Dumbledore, but just to be safe, ya know?
Great that's totally going to ruin the movie when I see it 12 hours ago....That said, I was of the opinion that they kinda rushed things a bit. I thought that a lot of the side characters like Neevle (or whatever his name is) and the rest of Dumbledore's army were left almost entirely in the background. It kinda makes most of the events of the previous film kinda not all that important. |
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