Am I led to believe that the clues left behind would be so difficult at first and completely easy as all hell afterwards? I don’t buy it. The creator is all like “Eh lets make this super effing hard to figure out and once they do the rest will be a cake walk”. . .Yea no.

I don’t get the hype behind this movie - The book was bad - Like real bad. I’ll admit I liked about the first 1/4th of it, there felt like there was some real development going on and interesting plots being built up trying to find the first key. . .But after that point?. . .It all fell to shit.

I stopped playing like 2 weeks in because the game is flat out boring, I tried to like it, but couldn’t - There just isn’t enough to do or care about. . .But it’s really ballsy to remove access to things that people previously had access to. I hope people make a big deal out of this like they did with the EA fiasco…

Sounds like it points more to a Smash Brothers release on Switch - Seeing as that was the only reason they released those controllers.

Yea I’m aware - I never got into DOTA [even in WAR III because the community was fucking toxic as all hell] but loved the AoS style maps. But of course people don’t call them “AoS” anymore since 1) most people don’t know what that is and 2) It doesn’t really describe the genre well for people outside of the genre.

Yea the only unfortunate thing about Legends was it was friggen easy as hell in 3D. Just about any enemy could be circle strifed to oblivion, even the bosses.

I find it odd that you declare things like LoL and Dota as only loose MOBA games when that genre specifical came about because of DOTA, not the Steam version, the original Warcraft II version. There was no “MOBA” game before Warcraft III - There may have been Multiplayer games that were online and had battles. . .but…

Thank you, it was a really tough time in my life and making other people happy really helped battle depression - Made a few real life friends that helped my navigate my life, even had one of them crash on my couch one night.

Yea no, fuck random encounters - That’s why I think of it more like Super Mario 64. or Odyssey or whatever. Just cool overworlds to explore [maybe some sweet jumping mechanics to unlock certain things and powerups like X] with the actual real meat and bones being like a regular Mega Man game.

I’ve played and enjoyed them!

I think what I mean is a hybrid in the idea that you have an open 3D world to explore but it would be more just the “world map” with levels scattered throughout. When you go into each level the gameplay itself will play like a 3D model [not sprite =)] in a 2D world style of gameplay. I guess kind of like how there are…

I’ll have to give them a try - Honestly as a kid I was so into “MEGA MAN” that when Battle Network came out I was shit all pissed when I saw it wasn’t really the Mega Man I was expecting, never picked one of them up since that day. . Though I’ve been told a few times they are really good.

The thing that I don’t like about these collections is that I already have them for so many platforms before it - I guess I’ll get it if not just because I feel like I’ll get a lot more replay out of an X collection than splitting the base MM games into 2 collections.

I’m glad they’ve decided to upgrade from the NES engine to more of the Mega Man 8 feel which is nice, at first I was bummed but I’ll accept it. I really wish they’d give us something more in line with the X series though [Though did you notice it appears that some powers in this game may change your appearance and not…

This was my favorite part of Gw2 - I got the game for free during a shitty part of my life where I was living with an unmotivated and unemployed now ex-girlfriend and was struggling to keep us afloat so I created a persona; “Egnards the Great”. I would go from boss to boss telling really corny jokes all night for tip…

We used to do a Yankee Swap where everyone brought a FREE gift. It had to be something you got for free - Like for example maybe something I bought with my points at Thinkgeek from buying hundreds of dollars worth of crap for friends. . .Or maybe it was the totebag someone got from Victoria Secret for going in during…

Right? I remember my mom buying me a game in the mall and I’d open it right away to read the huge fucking manual over and over and over again while she shopped in like Macy’s and on the ride home - I was an expert at the controls by the time I got home to pop it in.

Dan gets a lot of hate, but I think he’s one of the better Ryu’s. He’s just so much fun to be silly with and repping a pink gi is hardcore.

As a WoW player and a druid to boot, from beta until Burning Crusade a feral druid could absolutely level, and easily - In fact it was a preferred spec for many people to go feral whilst leveling to 60 before going a more traditional healing route. The only time when it was difficult to be a feral druid for leveling…

This is unfair - $400 is an arbitrary number without knowing how much discretionary spending a person has at their disposal, and how much time they spent with the game.