I'm very unlucky with RNG. Before I got the Kazing spell it's a pain to recover from a downed team member while keeping my buff/debuff up.Sounds like "Stronger monsters" adds a ton of time I'm 74 hours in and well into Act 3.
I'm very unlucky with RNG. Before I got the Kazing spell it's a pain to recover from a downed team member while keeping my buff/debuff up.Sounds like "Stronger monsters" adds a ton of time I'm 74 hours in and well into Act 3.
I play mine 99.9% of the time in handheld. Currently selling all my limited Switch games and keeping the retail stuff. I’m not sure if I’ll end up keeping it or not. I love the Switch, but I’m moving back to predominantly playing PC 100%.Bough a switch just because. Played Mario Odyssey. Really really fun game. Playing it with the joycons separated or with the pro controller feels like the best way, the grip attachment felt awful for me. The hd rumble is pretty meh so far. not sure what the big deal is.
Coming from playing pc games at 4K to the Switch isn't as bad as I thought. The game still looks decent and even good in some scenes, Although in some scene all the jaggies on screen still kills me inside
Other than the exclusives i feel like my switch will just be a portable indie game machine in the long run since I can't afford a GPD Win 2.
You haven't seen the worst of it. It's very very jagged and the shimmeringeaaaaasy there with that screenshot didamangi ... you could kill someone with all those sharp edges
Keep it for homebrew down the line and ripping your games to play in 8K via emulator on PC.I play mine 99.9% of the time in handheld. Currently selling all my limited Switch games and keeping the retail stuff. I’m not sure if I’ll end up keeping it or not. I love the Switch, but I’m moving back to predominantly playing PC 100%.
the horror ... THE HORROR!!!You haven't seen the worst of it. It's very very jagged and the shimmering
Was definitely better than I thought it would be after reading reviews. And it gets better the more you play.I've left Ashen aside for now, I really want to play that on PC.
I've finally started Darksiders 3, and I'm super- enjoying it! Darksiders is one of my favorite series, and I really like how they change it up a bit between each game. The Dark Souls is strong with this one, but I was in the mood for that now anyway, so this is perfect. Can't quite understand the low reviews tbh.
I'm thinking about reinstalling that. I quit after the endless lobby issues Adnor, Prinny, and myself experienced. Maybe got 20 hours in max. Figure they should have sorted that by now, right? I hope.Dragon Ball FighterZ ... since January.
I'm not motivated enough to start a new single player game yet.
That was fixed a loooooong time ago. It did take longer than it should have to fix, but they fixed it.I'm thinking about reinstalling that. I quit after the endless lobby issues Adnor, Prinny, and myself experienced. Maybe got 20 hours in max. Figure they should have sorted that by now, right? I hope.
First time when I played Mega Man when I was 8 or something the games felt stupid hard. I never used any of the power ups to progress the stages. Only used them on bosses. Ice Man's stage was the most difficult stage in the first game. And that's because of the disappearing platforms. When I played it on Steam I just used the beam to create platforms to jump. I never even thought about it when I was younger.I’ve never played through Mega Man on PC, so I’m currently playing that. I have Ice Man and Fire Man up next. Oddly, I’ve gone back to using my dank ol’ Logitech controller from like six or seven years ago. I plan to casually play through the MM series on Steam.
I was a Mario kid growing up; I never really played MM. I tried a few times in my adult years and thought it was hard. After playing Shovel Knight, I started to enjoy old school difficult games. MMX started my love for MM and then MM11; going back and playing the OG MM, I find it's not as difficult as I first imagined.First time when I played Mega Man when I was 8 or something the games felt stupid hard. I never used any of the power ups to progress the stages. Only used them on bosses. Ice Man's stage was the most difficult stage in the first game. And that's because of the disappearing platforms. When I played it on Steam I just used the beam to create platforms to jump. I never even thought about it when I was younger.
The games are still difficult to beat, thanks for the save state
Currently playing Ys Oath of Felghana. I come to realize that Ys games are not my favourite jrpg series. I don't really like how equipment makes the fights more trivial. Leveling up also make a difference, but not as much as better equipment. I missed buying better equipment before entering a dungeon. So I had hard time to beat a boss, and I couldn't travel back as I was trapped in the dungeon until I beat the boss.
After playing through the first Legacy collection I find that the first Mega Man was the most difficult game of the six games. After that for every new iteration they made it easier.I was a Mario kid growing up; I never really played MM. I tried a few times in my adult years and thought it was hard. After playing Shovel Knight, I started to enjoy old school difficult games. MMX started my love for MM and then MM11; going back and playing the OG MM, I find it's not as difficult as I first imagined.
Yeah, that's about right. The first game has a few moments that are borderline frustrating.After playing through the first Legacy collection I find that the first Mega Man was the most difficult game of the six games. After that for every new iteration they made it easier.
For example they added other power ups other than boss weapons in second game.
Changed it into Rush in the third game, only Jet and Coil were useful. E-Tanks also made it easier
In the fourth game they added powered up Mega Buster
In the fifth game I could get at least two extra lives in each stage
In the sixth game there were E-Tanks in every stage, but lesser extra lives
Oh, the Spider boss level at the end of MMX was very frustrating for me.Yeah, that's about right. The first game has a few moments that are borderline frustrating.
After that, while the games aren't particularly easy, they're never unfair. You lose on one spot, replay the level, get better, and after a while you are clearing the levels with more or less ease. The kind of difficulty I like, where you actually feel yourself improving with each playthrough.
I always enjoyed the classic Mega Man series but, for some reason, I never had the same "connection" with either the X or ZX series.
My personal favourites are Mega Man 2, and Mega Man 9.
I had the same problem with 3 and 4. These games are too long, so I get burned out and I went to play something different promising to myself that I will come back later, and the day never comes. And I believe I lost the saves, no way I'm going back to play so many hours again with my current backlog.I'm playing Persona 5 in RPCS3 (at 60FPS and 6k resolution, so that's neat).
It's certainly a masterpiece on terms of consistent graphical design.
Sadly, just like 3 and 4 before it, I feel like it would have been a much better game if it was ~half as long. It has a lot of content, but still not enough to prevent pacing issues and stretches of boredom over 100+ hours of playtime.
And the battle system still isn't anything to write home about - basically, when you encounter a new enemy it's "try stuff until you find the weakness", and from then on it's "use the weakness".
I've done the same, first patch is an improvement but I'm hoping they can improve the LOD system on PC. The dithering is a little too off putting at the moment. I'm also looking forward to playing Dad of War once the works copy comes back into the library.I was playing Just Cause 4, but put it on hold to wait for a patch or two. So I'm finally playing God (Dad) of War. Pretty good so far, could beat out Spider-Man as my personal GOTY.
Gris is one of those “one and done” games ... you can finish it in 4 hours (which i did) ... great game!So, I've also been playing Gris, which is absolutely stunning.
I’ve never played a Yakuza game and picked up 0 yesterday. I’m pretty stoked... for the day I play it.I finally got to play Yakuza 0.
I expected the opening to be bombastic and stuff. But I'm surprised it was slow and methodical. It's opening up slowly and I like it.
Kiryu's VA has gotten old but somehow he pulled off his younger version damn well.