My favorite is getting the Dragonrider in Heide's Tower to fall off the ledge and die, 5 seconds into the fight. It's even funnier because he's like the easiest boss in the game if you fight him normally.

If you don't want to be bothered with part of the Manus fight, just bring the Silver Talisman along with you and keep it in your equipped items. And whenever he looks like he's casting, just spam the use item button until you're safe. You can dodge his spells relatively well if you know how. The rain attack, you can…

I think I may have a problem. I'm currently on Final Fantasy V Four Job Fiesta number 8. I've had a couple triple crown runs (i.e. runs in which I killed the two superbosses, Omega and Shinryu). I'm abusing the hell out of time magic to get through the game (i.e. turbo), which partially explains run number 8. My…

It's probably worth trying out the other weapons for a while, especially if you're playing with other people. I like Long Sword but I adore Hammer. Lance is pretty standard but also pretty reliable, and Insect Glaive is like easy mode (but be sure to watch a tutorial video about it or something).

The fool in me still hopes for a FFXII International release on PC. Why they seem to hate that game is beyond me.

Well they're characters in a David Cage game, so yes probably.

I love the little sequence in the beginning where he's in a barrel about to be launched from a catapult. His face going from bewilderment to anger to acceptance is one of the best little sight gags in the game.

Yeah my first playthrough everyone but the doctor got liquefied. Now each time I replay it I make a point to not do the mission that triggers the Collector attack until I've done everything else.

It might be interesting to have a more open-world game like City, but making it so that the player has to choose what they want to do at any given point, to the exclusion of other options. Like for instance you can be posed with a choice: Two-Face is going to execute a bunch of civilians and Penguin is going to raid…

Origins was good, but I think people just didn't like it because of how similar to City it was. The writing was definitely a lot better than what you'd find in City, which goes a long way.

I agree, but in a way, bringing in all these random villains allows for some larger conflicts that you wouldn't see on a smaller scale. One of the biggest failings of Asylum was that Joker takes the Titan drug himself to become some Hulked-out monstrosity, which kind of goes against his character just to bring the…

I dropped Darkest Dungeon once I realized you couldn't actually beat it in the Early Access phase. I'm patiently waiting for the 1.0 release, though. My Plague Doctors are ready.

I've been sitting about half an hour into The Witcher 3 since I bought it during the Steam sale (at a massive 10% discount!). I just got sidetracked and I feel like I'm sort of resisting taking the plunge into another massive open world game and getting all my other affairs in order.

Which one? I don't think you actually have to tweet for your Wind job. You can probably see it on the website under the players page.

Personally, I'll take all the little quality-of-life things that come with Steam over making sure I keep a copy of every old game on the off chance that it goes away at some point. I like the cloud saves, automatic updates, friends/groups/community systems, achievements, screenshot and video updating, etc. etc. etc.…

Well good news then, since you're only getting four of them in a fiesta!

At least they don't pronounce it jaif like that Homestar Runner character who does the PBS Youtube videos.

I'd wager that Steam will be around a lot longer than whatever hard drive you download Arcanum onto. And if not, it's probably due to some sort of apocalypse scenario where you won't even have the electricity to play Roller Coaster Tycoon 2.

I'm powering through the Four Job Fiesta in Final Fantasy V. I've got a pretty good party this year: Blue Mage (awesome), Time Mage (right now basically a second blue mage), Beastmaster (pretty good), and Samurai (also pretty awesome). I'm trying to rush through the game and kill bosses with Math (using Level 2 Old…

You should start a FFV Four Job Fiesta after coming off of FF6.