Ultimate Videogame Topic 3: The Next Generation

choof · Post Post #1426 (isolation #0) » Sat Nov 22, 2014 11:46 am

lmao "gaming laptops"

choof · Post Post #1439 (isolation #1) » Mon Nov 24, 2014 2:59 am

In post 1433, Vi wrote:
In post 1432, Oman wrote:
In post 1431, hasdgfas wrote:Shadow Dragon is, to me, easily the worst FE that has come out in North America because it's a remake of the first game ever made in the series, and it shows.
Huh, I've been playing shadow dragon and have been unimpressed. This explains a lot.
Shadow Dragon is a lot more interesting when you kill off all your units and play with the generic replacements.

I'd say that

any

game is more interesting when you play it within the constraints of a challenge

ps

fantasy life is pretty much final fantasy and animal crossing if they made sweet love together and had the coolest kid ever

choof · Post Post #1442 (isolation #2) » Mon Nov 24, 2014 10:35 am

I too am a fan of video games in which the entire premise is an appeal to emotion fallacy

choof · Post Post #1450 (isolation #3) » Tue Nov 25, 2014 6:41 am

In post 1443, Oman wrote:
In post 1442, choof wrote:appeal to emotion fallacy

Um...every game is this.

Every game is either appealing to your emotions or appealing to a sense of fun (which I guess is kiiiind of the same).

Appealing to sense of fun != manipulation of emotions to fit an agenda

choof · Post Post #1802 (isolation #4) » Tue Apr 21, 2015 6:34 am

oh here's a thread for random vidya thoughts
dude bravely default is fucking fantastic; great soundtrack, great visuals, good story, fantastic battle system
it's jrpg to a "t" too haha, it can be really grind-y if you decide to max everything out

choof · Post Post #1817 (isolation #5) » Mon Apr 27, 2015 6:13 am

In post 1812, quadz08 wrote:Heroes of the Storm collegiate tourney is on ESPN2 right now

2015, everyone

Blizzard's a pretty powerful entity
combine that with "The game utilizes a combination of heroes from Blizzard's Warcraft, Diablo, StarCraft and other franchises," and it's honestly not very surprising that it's being broadcast on an ESPN

choof · Post Post #1823 (isolation #6) » Mon Apr 27, 2015 7:17 pm

wonder if I'm the only one on mafiascum that plays this

yes, this is me playing

choof · Post Post #1826 (isolation #7) » Tue Apr 28, 2015 6:16 pm

In post 1824, xRECKONERx wrote:this is my monthly "everyone should play Offworld Trading Company" plug

this is actually on my list of games to play once I get a better computer
the only things I can really play are rhythm games, emulators for consoles before the 64, and world of warcraft

choof · Post Post #1829 (isolation #8) » Wed Apr 29, 2015 1:58 pm

In post 1827, Om of the Nom wrote:
In post 1823, choof wrote:wonder if I'm the only one on mafiascum that plays this

dude i wish i could b so great at bemani but i have terrible reaction times for these kinda games and bad note memory lol
i tend to stick to simpler rhythm games like the rhythm tengoku series haha

Spoiler: This one looks really interesting though if u havent heard of it before

yea I've seen it, haven't played it but the rhythm gaming community is pretty big here in vegas so I wouldn't be surprised if the iidx arcade here has it
I've heard a lot of the sdvx soundtrack on maps on osu though

choof · Post Post #1942 (isolation #9) » Sun Jul 05, 2015 9:35 am

choof · Post Post #2028 (isolation #10) » Sat Sep 19, 2015 8:49 pm

In post 2019, Iecerint wrote:The FF games are mostly on there now and pretty fun.

Try Dimensions if you haven't; it's not a port.

thought the ff games required online in order to download data? chrono trigger is impossible to play offline.