Multi-moons mostly just serve as a big boost to help get you over the hurdle to advance to the next kingdom once you’ve completed the main story objective of the current kingdom. Giving out multi-moons for non-story advancement related things would be counter to their purpose.

Pokemon Red Rocket Version and Blue Balls Version... Hmm....

Yeah it straight-up looks like they just took the meshes from the original games and subdivided the polys with a slight smoothing algorithm applied.

Have you tried Vroom in the Night Sky?

Plenty of mods don’t contain any code/data from the game they’re meant to be used with. And no, releasing work that depends on it to function isn’t illegal or in violation of copyright.

Depends on whether the mods actually include any of their copyrighted meshes/textures. If I take somebody’s painting and try to sell it as my own work because I put a mustache sticker on it, that’s in violation of copyright.... but if I don’t include the copyrighted painting and instead just distribute my original…

Methinks you don’t know the difference between copyright and trademark.

Yet.

“While Bennett may very well have the best intentions at heart, the meaning behind his words is there if you read between the lines.”

Switch version is in the works.

True, but at the same time if the “stand out” offending tweet is just him calling something gay... C’mon.

Here’s an example of why sequence breaking aren’t glitches though:

I’ve been meaning to replay it ever since I learned IZJS was a thing, but haven’t really gotten around to it for this reason. But Zodiac Age is the perfect excuse, plus I’ve been doing a pretty good job of preventing most of my anticipated 2017 titles from falling into my backlog (I’ve beaten Yakuza 0, Breath of the…

There’s nothing wrong with the controls?

The issue is not that they are tying these mechanics to the framerate, because essentially everything is tied to the framerate...

Pretty good list, but you’re wrong... JSRF is better than the original. No contest. To me, it’s not “toned down”, it’s just more stylistically coherent.

It doesn’t penalize you, it rewards you in fact... it’s just that there’s a lot of different stuff to be doing, and not enough time to do it all. Kind of like real life.

The cat telling you to sleep isn’t really hand-holding, it’s balancing. They don’t want you to be able to do too much in one day... you can spend a day dungeon crawling or working on social links/stats, but you can’t do both.

I’d kill for FFXII Zodiac Age on Switch. Great game, arguably my favorite FF... just a little difficult to justify sinking countless more hours into it. A portable version would make it easy though.

Some MTG communities are toxic, some are great. It’s highly dependent on the culture at your local card shop and the kinds of players it draws in.