BulldogXero

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alla I know is didnt the main creator die, doing flames of fate, then they decidedd it was too dark?

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What is "dark" for a Dragon Quest game?

I don't know if there is a definitive answer anywhere, but I think it had more to do with their wanting to change the formula. They couldn't decide on what they wanted to do and/or what they were trying to do just wasn't working, so they pivoted.

It's like I'm doing barrel rolls to avoid the 3 snipers with laser sights meanwhile there' a dude on a ledge shooting a rocket launcher at me, and oh wait, a stormtrooper with a shotgun pops out of the corner of a building and one hit kills me.

Or like you are pretty sure you killed every enemy on the map, but the game doesn't progress. You jump down and walk into a building and are immediately murdered by the two enemies that were turtling inside of a building somewhere. Reload save, and you start the fire fight from the beginning.

One thing though is that having subjected myself to the modern triple A slogfests that have been so prevalent in recent years, the pacing of these games is lighting fast.

I mean, by all means send out feelers but if you can't get anyone to bite, keep him around another couple years.

I suspect he will be shown the door the season after Kamario leaves

I thought football was cancelled

I didn't play the original Archeage much, but what I did play was really good. Shame it was ruined by P2W (even the private servers).

I tried the 10 hour trial. I am throwing like minimum 2 INTs per game. Some games I throw 5+. Why does EA hate passing.

You realize it took Naughty Dog until Uncharted 4 to design shooting galleries that weren't full of bullshite mechanics.

Replaying 1 and 2 (and then 3), the amount of cheap deaths is just unreal. It is a good thing though that gives you a new checkpoint like every 10 seconds.

Yeah, between Road Rash on psx, Road Rash 64, and Road Rash 3D I don't know which one I kike better.

The original Sega Genesis games are all good too

I bounced off of this game at chapter 5. Didn't feel like the characters really had any kind of "arc" whatsoever and the story and art direction felt like Kemco trying to emulate Final Fantasy.

It also suffers from the modern JPRG trend of chapter-based designed where every chapter plays out the exact same way. Move to new town, talk to 2-3 very specific NPCs that are marked on the map, go to sub dungeon, kill sub boss, go back to town, talk to other NPCs that are marked on the map, go to main dungeon, kill chapter end boss. Repeat. I think this too me out of it more than anything else.

Can I beat this before gta6