Ben waving his hand in front of that rad book Jeff brought to UPF was the most infuriating GB moment in recent memory.
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Giant Bomb |OT 19| Good Luck Vinny
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Pardon my ignorance, but did the game add anything huge going from early access to now? IIRC, giant bomb had a TON of content on dreams early access (an Unfinished with west coast crew, a stream with media molecule devs, 2 hour Vinny stream about the tutorials, and I think it was on an East playdate too). I agree it would be cool to have an official quick look, but having not followed the game closely, is there something major they missed in covering when it was in early access?
At my old job you weren't able to see if the big stall was occupied, so someone put bright green and red tape on the latch (which you could see between the crack) to indicate if it was vacant/occupied
Probably the greatest feat of office engineering I ever encountered
Probably the greatest feat of office engineering I ever encountered
They added a lot to the tools and MM also added a 2-3 hour single player experience that in my opinion is astounding. Not in the way most people view stuff in Dreams "wow this is cool that someone made this in this tool" but in and of itself. It's about overcoming doubt and music. It's got that sincerity that MM does very well.
As far as GB, I feel like they're not going to flock to it the same way they did with Mario Maker, as the creation tools are much more complicated. I can see them doing autosurfing because Jeff especially will love the random nonsense that comes up. Just today I found one that was just about Yoshi getting run over by train Shrek with "All Star" playing in the background. Jeff would appreciate that on every level.
single desperate eyeball peering between the space between the door and the frame while you sit on the john
ha ha majoras mask any% speedruns are completely unwatchable now
theres only like 3 minutes of actual gameplay after first cycle and a major part of it is quickly inputting a filename on the main menu
theres only like 3 minutes of actual gameplay after first cycle and a major part of it is quickly inputting a filename on the main menu
Have they spun it off into its own run category yet? It's such a massive departure from what it was previously that's it's going to have to happen
I mean yeah a pile of ever growing trash disguised as a human being is how one would charitably describe him
genuinely trump-esque in how much is being dredged about him. I wonder if it'll matter in the long term?
Probably not but still
Political Jeff is a thing I didn't know I wanted.
Also I started playing Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge. It seems like a worse version of Ninja Gaiden 2 with way more dumb scripted bullshit and a weird emphasis on story. At the very least it still feels good to do an Izuna Drop on fools.
any% means no laws
there will probably be any% with no arbitrary code execution but basically for me theres a level of granularity in speedrun categories between normal and full meme that i dont find particularly interesting
the goal of any% in every game is basically to pull a pokemon rby and warp to the credits from the first room in the game, it's just rare that it happens. majoras mask is like, the platonic ideal of an unwatchable run in which the first 22 minutes of every run is exactly the same because no time can be saved on it anymore and no one has found a way to skip it, and then right after that chunk of useless garbage is a nonsense series of movements to warp to the credits
it's impressive
i played afk arena for a while once i got bored of food fantasy
they are all prettymuch the same but sometimes you get a good png
they are all prettymuch the same but sometimes you get a good png
I'm kinda not totally sure about Remnant of the ashes so far... Like the minute to minute gunplay is fine but the meta seems a bit aimless so far. The environment are super boring and the monsters just spawn out of nowhere around you.
The world doesn't feel lived in at all compared to any Souls games.
The world doesn't feel lived in at all compared to any Souls games.
I watched this while I stayed home during Christmas with a 101 degree fever so I don't have very fond memories of this movie at all.
that was basically my experience with it but some of the later weapons are good in that bloodborne trick weapons way so I stuck with it till endgame. None of the environments feel authentic and it doesn't help that the enemies, in the first area especially, are just like these nothing shadow demons
I brought my Switch to my Uncle's while I house sit till Thursday but haven't played or bought anything yet. Anything neat coming out this week?
I guess if you need a first person shooter Warfare is out
The more I think about it the more Art's Dream did nothing for me. The worst part about it I think is the fact that two of the gameplay styles which are displayed in it are identical, 3D character-platformers with a character-switching gimmick. I think this kind of reinforces the behavior by most creators of just making a ton of 3D platformers with the toolset and so far the resulting saminess has really soured my experience with Dreams.
like, i'm trying to make a puzzle game kinda cook serve deliciousy right now and i have no idea if you can do that with the dreams toolset or not
ate some babaganoush
Etymology
The bābā is an Arabic word that means 'father' and is also a term of endearment, while ġannūj could be a personal name.[3] The word combination is also interpreted as "father of coquetry" or "indulged/pampered/flirtatious daddy" or "spoiled old daddy".[2][5][7] It is not certain whether the word bābā refers to the eggplant, or to an actual person indulged by the dish.[8]
huh, who knew!
Etymology
The bābā is an Arabic word that means 'father' and is also a term of endearment, while ġannūj could be a personal name.[3] The word combination is also interpreted as "father of coquetry" or "indulged/pampered/flirtatious daddy" or "spoiled old daddy".[2][5][7] It is not certain whether the word bābā refers to the eggplant, or to an actual person indulged by the dish.[8]
huh, who knew!
Hey Karspankey
How do you do your card idling thing exactly?
I saw the tutorial in your thread about selling them with the Tampermonkey script but I need the other part too lol
Edit: NVM found it! Time to make some monnnaaayyyy
How do you do your card idling thing exactly?
I saw the tutorial in your thread about selling them with the Tampermonkey script but I need the other part too lol
Edit: NVM found it! Time to make some monnnaaayyyy
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I was not expecting to enjoy Birds of Prey as much as I did. It's a movie fun enough to make you forget it's tangentially connected to one of the worst comic book films of the last decade.
Given that I've been playing questionable-to-good PS1 and PS2 games (and somehow, yet still more Total Warhammer) this month, I'm guessing the answer is still "no"
You know what's the worst?
When Gutterzilla attacks the settlement you're recuperating in.
(That's what we'll call old Beak Things. Animal stats--and size!--scale with their age, and this big boy had a modifier above 2.00 on all his stats. So he hits like a truck, takes almost no damage, has absurd health values on all limbs, and runs twice as fast as anything in the game. He's the very definition of bigh.)
Now, the settlement in question has a kinda iffy setup; with few guards, and a completely unguarded entrance at the back. But even still, it has a dozen-odd warriors dedicated to protecting it, with combat skills far beyond what you find on most troops. It would take a lot to defeat them.
And they all went down before I even noticed what was happening. I was shopping with one character as the others rested, and by the time my dudes were targetted the guards were almost all down. It happened so fast some guards hadn't even made it to the fight yet...
It was through complete luck that my squad survived, with 'zilla getting distracted after hitting Carver, above, (moments after this screenshot was taken) for 180(!) damage on his chest, instantly KOing him and bringing him a minute away from bleeding out.
And then Gutterzilla had the gall to run away as the survivors mounted a second attack, knocking 'zilla's chest health into the 150 range.
...So he's still out there, healing, waiting to strike again...
Time to get outta there....
When Gutterzilla attacks the settlement you're recuperating in.
(That's what we'll call old Beak Things. Animal stats--and size!--scale with their age, and this big boy had a modifier above 2.00 on all his stats. So he hits like a truck, takes almost no damage, has absurd health values on all limbs, and runs twice as fast as anything in the game. He's the very definition of bigh.)
Now, the settlement in question has a kinda iffy setup; with few guards, and a completely unguarded entrance at the back. But even still, it has a dozen-odd warriors dedicated to protecting it, with combat skills far beyond what you find on most troops. It would take a lot to defeat them.
And they all went down before I even noticed what was happening. I was shopping with one character as the others rested, and by the time my dudes were targetted the guards were almost all down. It happened so fast some guards hadn't even made it to the fight yet...
It was through complete luck that my squad survived, with 'zilla getting distracted after hitting Carver, above, (moments after this screenshot was taken) for 180(!) damage on his chest, instantly KOing him and bringing him a minute away from bleeding out.
And then Gutterzilla had the gall to run away as the survivors mounted a second attack, knocking 'zilla's chest health into the 150 range.
...So he's still out there, healing, waiting to strike again...
Time to get outta there....