The new forums will be named Coin Return (based on the most recent vote)! You can check on the status and timeline of the transition to the new forums here.
The Guiding Principles and New Rules document is now in effect.
ClaDun Thread 2
EvilAtom
Registered User regular
Registered User regular
ClaDun! I searched for a ClaDun thread, and found "Where's the ClaDun thread?" So I'll start one.
From what I'm told, it's like Diablo, but 8-bit in style. I dunno, I never played Diablo. It's dungeon crawling, and you can make custom characters right down to their heads. There's an option to switch between 8-bit style soundtrack, and a "newer" instrumental version. Also, the ability to map the select button to take screenshots that save to the PSP memory.
Anyone else playing this one? Care to share screenshots and/or custom characters?
It's on PSP, download only, for $20.
From what I'm told, it's like Diablo, but 8-bit in style. I dunno, I never played Diablo. It's dungeon crawling, and you can make custom characters right down to their heads. There's an option to switch between 8-bit style soundtrack, and a "newer" instrumental version. Also, the ability to map the select button to take screenshots that save to the PSP memory.
Anyone else playing this one? Care to share screenshots and/or custom characters?
It's on PSP, download only, for $20.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
EvilAtom on
0
Posts
Oh, and maybe Makai Kingdom, I poured a ton of time into that game.
Origin is the exact same as my Steam, in case you're needing a Support or Assault in BF3.
Plus, you have to level a main as a sub to use it as a main and vice versa? What kind of stupid idea is that?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASvX2mf1wQQ
At the bar below go to special then go to Nanograms: Paint by Numbers. Solve the puzzle then BOOM. Ya gets character data for your games. The only puzzle I managed to solve is the fifth one for the Fallen Angel Flonne.
ANYWHO, this seems fun, just a dungeon crawler where you kill enemies, then the boss of the dungeon which unlocks the exit of the dungeon, then you will be awarded EXP. Theres theres the whole magic circle grid that helps your main character get boosted stats with the help of sub characters.
Its all complex to start out with but you get the hang of it when the game progresses. All the combinations you can do with the magic circle makes it sometimes a had decision where you want to position your subs for the stat increase for your main. @_@
Yeah I completely ignore that and just picked Pudding as my main and stick everyone else as a sub for the magic circles.
I see words here but I just can't make any sense of them.
Well, played and Diablo make sense. The rest....
yeah I'm lost.
EDIT: Ah, it's for PSP. Oh well, guess I'll have to pass then.
OP, you should probably follow the advice you were given in the first thread.
It's the PSP. Download only.
So far, in ClaDun I've made 4 characters: myself, my wife, PSPete (a dude with a PS controller button for a head that changes O/X/triangle/square depending on his facing direction), and Richard... a dude with a giant penis for a head.
Yeah.
First post edited. Better? Yes? Anything else?
I dunno who I want to make, but I'll figure that out soon.
Origin is the exact same as my Steam, in case you're needing a Support or Assault in BF3.
One that is meant to encourage the player to rotate what character they're using?
It doesn't. You can only level a character to excel at being a Main if you never play that character as a main. Of course the game is playable anyway but, like the other poster said, he completely ignored the system and it worked out fine.
Thus, what the hell is the point of even doing it?
Origin is the exact same as my Steam, in case you're needing a Support or Assault in BF3.
But does it have boob jokes?
Seriously, I consider that a favorable comparison. I get much enjoyment from the Izuna games. Hard enough to be challenging but not as brutally punishing as most roguelikes.
Too bad I don't have a PSP. I'd grab this in a second.
Now that that's out of the way, I suppose if you feel like a game is actually forcing you to do something, you probably shouldn't be playing. Typically, I get a good layout going, level up my main for a bit, get slaughtered in a new dungeon, and switch to a new main with the SKILLZ to get through it. The system seems to work for me just fine. When a character fails, it's because I have them set up for melee combat, and I get to a dungeon that's loaded with enemies that can only be damaged by magic.
The PS3 has to use its wifi connection to communicate with the PSP.