@Sabre_Justice: Okay, no more long name.: who needs plot when you can throw freaking buildings?
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@dmcshinobi: I would definately want this as a poster
@landonkun: I read about half of it. I would have to say that I really agree. I love story driven games, but heavy rain just didnt do it for me. Especially that walking crap.
@Eckleberg: I love higher difficulty settings, because in most games, I feel like I am demolishing everything too quickly by the halfway point. The only thing i hate more than a lack of difficulty settings is when a game has a difficulty setting locked until you beat it.
@PoweredByHentai: a 30something year old man who thinks he is a fairy.
@Walking-Eye: SHUN!
@FreakyFavabean: I find it makes very little difference. I did the knight, but wish i started with the royal, just because the royal is the most customizable starting at SL1, and having a couple spells.
@Kiwi Kawaii: Where exactly did you acquire any of this information?
@FP_slomo788: Umm. pretty much, here is my advice.
@KevanB: Nope, all characters respawn after every game. Theres a quest where you have to kill main characters, and they all come back after the game begins a second time.
@FP_slomo788: The first playthrough is quite easy, and you can figure it out without any help.
@PoweredByHentai: I agree with it being unnecessary, but i didn't have enough problems with it for it to cause a major issue. My only big complaint with the newer Zeldas is how much Nintendo is milking the cel-shaded windwaker-link.
@Stephen Totilo: *golf clap*
@Solid2TheSnake: I definitely agree with this. I played through mgs4 3 times before i found out that cqc consisted of more than grab/cut throat.
@Koztah: yeah, that would definitely be something that would be less than agreeable when tired, i'd imagine
@fuchikoma: For me it is quite different between console and handheld games. I can drop lots of time into handhelds because I play them whenever.
@fuchikoma: I never bother with catching all of em.
@Monchis: Snap!