Ditocoaf wrote: ↑ It strikes me as the sort of thing that's potentially funny when you already know what's going on, but mildly-annoying to frustrating if you don't.

Only cowards find these to be mutually exclusive

Does Wily taking his time to make the cure really actually matter if it isn't detrimental to his hypothetical success. This sounds like zetta splitting hairs

10204307 wrote: ↑ In the future, all forums will just be one big thread that we all have to share.

Unfortunately this has already transpired with corporate social media platforms. We're merely hanging on to a lost world here.

Just here to contribute to 30k

Sebby19 wrote: ↑ Seriously Super Maks this isn't funny. You can't just copy the La-Mulana topic title, causing a bunch of confusion.

What do you have against confusion

I think DKC looks great. Because it's low-res. (I'm also the kind of person who thinks that rendering lowpoly, low-texture-quality PS1 or DS games in high-resolution looks incredible, so...)

All aaa super delux bran new hardcore games are no longer video games. However, any game with no fail state or combat but involves the player's perspective in its storytelling is extremely video games.

I really don't want this to catch on, it's bad for everyone except google

The frog suit isn't bad, or do you guys like taking x3 longer to execute any action underwater

To Me As A Kid: dkc3 is hardly any different than 2 and it has an incredible world map system, i was legitimately surprised to grow up and find that people on the internet didnt like 3

Like, by even comparing the RMs to minorities you've already put a lot more thought into the world of classic megaman than the designers ever did. That's the point...? That they didn't put any thought into the implications of using serious themes without care? Why do people keep repeating my points...

I mean, Full Bore and La-Mulana are still sideview exploration games, I wouldn't think this would have to be said but I think it's pretty key to why he plays them.

There's been a lot of "[x day's] levels were garbage" in this thread so far but I've tremendously enjoyed my viewing experience so far and don't really outright disliking very much. Yeah I appreciate every level in this game just for having a new idea of some sort, and really that's what I look for...

> drop shell
You can't. It is cursed.

Well you guys were right everyone, that ending was a very thorough demonstration of wily's evil and light's goodness that totally acknowledged the problems of a society with mandated murder dates of minorities. Hahahahaha stop making bad faith arguments on the internet

I really seem to remember it was someone else who did the music, though, not Shemp...

Well, here is a download of the old version that contains the old songs, if you want it

He was banned from the Talkhaus, in fact, very deservedly. However, I was under the impression he just did the removed sound effects and not the removed music?

As a part of the level design, randomly bringing back the carrying guy from galaxy man to suddenly kill you right at the end of the room is unfair. As a joke, it's hilarious

Today's level was all about anticipating the angle of the dangle

It does, they're just not used nearly as often.

I think others said this but the translators could probably have easily written around it or just phrased it as 'they' (whether to be ambiguous or just talk about the robots as a whole) if they wanted to.

This was the first hack I ever saw to use custom powerups to any real meaningful end. The whole game was a very validating experience, because I was so sick of custom resources being completely unexploited, only being used in hacks in which their presence doesn't really matter. (It's very appropriat...

If you look very closely, you'll notice that what I actually said was "I'm not interested in plot-minutiae-as-justification when my criticism has to do with how conflict is framed and written about". Literary criticism isn't really about what happens in-universe, it's about the themes of a work, and...

Yet again, these are fictional things a writer wrote down, not actual historical events. I'm not interested in plot-minutiae-as-justification when my criticism has to do with how conflict is framed and written about. Each of these details is part of my criticism, not a counterpoint to it. Of course ...

Just cause x4 and command mission handled this recurring narrative better than, say, x8 or the one where alia killed all those guys, doesn't really change my criticism which is that this series has set up said narrative over and over. The defining aspect of X plots is still "kill the 8 political dis...

Ugh, they had to bring the weird uncomfortable "the villains are totally in the right here but they're Causing Chaos so we can pretend the heroes are justified" thing into the classic series. I mean, it links it better to X, but seeing it presented like this makes it start to feel less like sloppy ...