Jamstruth said:
uh... peace??? here, have some epinephrine, a heart monitor, and just in case, i'll get a (not-hot) nurse with a defibrillator to standby if you go hyper. i'll be back with the tranquilizers and the straitjacket. chill.
stuff we just let slide
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uh... peace??? here, have some epinephrine, a heart monitor, and just in case, i'll get a (not-hot) nurse with a defibrillator to standby if you go hyper. i'll be back with the tranquilizers and the straitjacket. chill.
Just ignore him, he does that all the time. :/Shinigami357 said:
-In some games the vehicles never run out of fuel.
-In Just Cause 2 you never run out of parachutes, or grappling hooks/lines.
-In Call of Duty[
-In Modern Warfare 2, you can call in a nuke to kill the 6 - 12 enemies whilst killing yourself and your teammates.
-Contrary to popular belief, shotguns only have a range of 6 feet. Except a pump action shotgun.
Also to the people who say that a few bullets would kill you fast if CoD had a health bar system instead of HP regen: 2 - 3 bullets will already kill you super fast. I think that if they would actually allow for a health/body armor system (Body armor = Juggernaut), it would balance out just fine. Even with a riot shield... Never mind, thats another one of the things I overlook.
-In Modern Warfare 2, the Riot Shield is impenetrable.
-in JRPGs, an empire is always touted to have the best army, strongest generals, best tactician/advisors etc, but then some sneaky "ally" manages to backstab them in the just the right time and manner, and the whole thing turns into ruin and vows of vengeance (ahem, sorry, vows to seek justice and regain freedom).
and don't even get me started about those ones that one evil underling thingy somehow corrupts the king before anyone (even the gods-forsaken queen) figures out anything is wrong.
-the evil lord always has some mind-numbingly stupendous puzzles littered around his own castle/lair etc. even the ancient ruins of the forces trying to help you out have their own mind-numbingly stupendous puzzles.
-electricity-based attacks/magic/equipment/artifacts are always called "thunder something-or-other" isn't it lightning that's the electric half of the pair???
and don't even get me started about those ones that one evil underling thingy somehow corrupts the king before anyone (even the gods-forsaken queen) figures out anything is wrong.
-the evil lord always has some mind-numbingly stupendous puzzles littered around his own castle/lair etc. even the ancient ruins of the forces trying to help you out have their own mind-numbingly stupendous puzzles.
-electricity-based attacks/magic/equipment/artifacts are always called "thunder something-or-other" isn't it lightning that's the electric half of the pair???
The huge discrepancies between characters' moves and abilities in cutscenes and their in-game moves and abilities.
And I found this quote somewhere, seems appropriate:
Although, to be honest, foot-high walls completely blocking your path is simply bad level design. If the game mechanics don't allow jumping or climbing, don't make it so glaringly obvious. Make the wall ten feet high and lined with spikes and topped with electrified razor wire, so that the reason you can't go that way is that a huge wall is in the way, and not the fact your character can't jump. But then again, this is simply bad level design, and people usually don't let it slide that easily.
And I found this quote somewhere, seems appropriate:
QUOTE said:
Although, to be honest, foot-high walls completely blocking your path is simply bad level design. If the game mechanics don't allow jumping or climbing, don't make it so glaringly obvious. Make the wall ten feet high and lined with spikes and topped with electrified razor wire, so that the reason you can't go that way is that a huge wall is in the way, and not the fact your character can't jump. But then again, this is simply bad level design, and people usually don't let it slide that easily.
Something I've always wondered about: how can there be so many worlds for all those game characters to live in? Do they each live on separate planets or what? (Don't you dare mention SMG)
Another thing: how come all enemies of a certain type always look exactly the same? Sure, they can have many similarities, but there must be some differences at least. Take Pokémon for example, you can have two Caterpies that look exactly the same, but IRL, when you take a look at two caterpillars of the same type/gender, you'll still find lots of differences (size, weight, etc).
Interesting topic.
Another thing: how come all enemies of a certain type always look exactly the same? Sure, they can have many similarities, but there must be some differences at least. Take Pokémon for example, you can have two Caterpies that look exactly the same, but IRL, when you take a look at two caterpillars of the same type/gender, you'll still find lots of differences (size, weight, etc).
Interesting topic.
One thing that's always bothered me about the 3D Zelda games is when you try to make Link climb a ledge that he should totally be able to climb, but he refuses to.
Ellie said:
When you have caught a pokemon, they do have weight and length...
It was either in the pokédex or in the summary of that pokémon.
I find it weird... That when mario jumps into a pool of friggin' hot lava, that he jumps up screaming that it's hot o.o
Heck, the heat from the lava, even on those platforms (Which should also burn in the lava btw, unless it's made of super crystal or whatever) the heat would be way too high too survive :/
How can mario fly, with a hat... with two wings, as small as bird feathers you find on the streets?
(Invisibility hat, WTF?)
Mario is weird
That's because he would need to jump, and in all the Zelda games, Link never jumps upwards.geoflcl said:One thing that's always bothered me about the 3D Zelda games is when you try to make Link climb a ledge that he should totally be able to climb, but he refuses to.
I've never understood why RPGs have a hidden boss more powerful than the final boss. I guess it's a good thing they never decide to take over the world, or you'd be fucked.
In all pokemon games your mum sits in her house 24/7 and never moves
In pokemon mystery dungeon explorers of sky you save the world and woop di doo it's now harder to travel through a forest than it is to save the world
In pokemon mystery dungeon explorers of sky you save the world and woop di doo it's now harder to travel through a forest than it is to save the world
fudgenuts64 said:
Well assuming it's futuristic and all that...it might enhance parts of your body.
maybe all of 'em.
In Castlevania, we're expected to believe Dracula has some how been able to revive like 20 times now, all with spiffy new final forms, and in many cases, new moves?
We're also expected to believe he still has the BALLS to fight?
You'd think after the 5th or so defeat he'd start getting disheartened, by the 10th i'd imagine he'd be fucking scared of his own shadow.
I wondered to begin with.Urza said:
I hope he wasn't.
But I think he's really talking about how in some games there are different planets for different characters, rather than any living on the same world...this sentence kinda got away from me, but I think I know what I'm talking about, even if I'm the only one.
how come in most rpg's you can go running through people's houses looking thorugh their cupboards and chests stealing stuff and they just stand there and smile then still answer your question as you have just robbed them blind.............................sudeki300
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