Tomodachi Life is more like a petri dish, then, where you can either keep your subjects happy or prod them as they wallow in misery. There's something to be said for a little virtual cruelty - I haven't fed Deborah Kerr for a week, and she now spends her days shivering miserably in her shack-like house - as well as for overseeing unlikely pairings. Fernando Alonso bowled into town as something of a Lothario with those thick-browed eyes squared on my girlfriend, so I diverted him over to neighbour Princess Zelda - and the pair have just had their first, slightly grotesque looking child.
Princess Zelda would never date a cad like Alonso.
Is it just me, or does it seem like Chincy is learning something new about FE:A on every page that everyone already knew?
Pretty much!
I also don't think "but its always been like that" is really a defense of the game not explaining something, but yeah I missed the recruitment tutorial
Now that I know how saves work I'll give it one more shot
Yeah, I don't think that either, but this was my first Fire Emblem game too!
Is it just me, or does it seem like Chincy is learning something new about FE:A on every page that everyone already knew?
Pretty much!
I also don't think "but its always been like that" is really a defense of the game not explaining something, but yeah I missed the recruitment tutorial
Now that I know how saves work I'll give it one more shot
Yeah, I don't think that either, but this was my first Fire Emblem game too!
I actually really don't like the way you have to do stuff like that in combat. Open chests, talk to people, etc.
Didn't the older games even have you buy equipment in combat?
I'd rather the outside combat stuff work like a more traditional RPG, Shining Force style
Pop icon and knock-out home renovator Vanilla Ice ditches his high tech power tools and moves to Amish country to learn the lost art of hand craftsmanship. Go inside the largest Amish settlement in the U.S. as a group of young men and women help him tackle construction projects ranging from kitchen additions to traditional barn raisings — all without nails and screws. He’ll earn his keep working on the farm as he learns to embrace the simpler life and become fully immersed in the unique culture that has been isolated from the rest of the world.
I don't even
Okay but they're clearly fucking with Vanilla Ice here.
Pop icon and knock-out home renovator Vanilla Ice ditches his high tech power tools and moves to Amish country to learn the lost art of hand craftsmanship. Go inside the largest Amish settlement in the U.S. as a group of young men and women help him tackle construction projects ranging from kitchen additions to traditional barn raisings — all without nails and screws. He’ll earn his keep working on the farm as he learns to embrace the simpler life and become fully immersed in the unique culture that has been isolated from the rest of the world.
I don't even
Okay but they're clearly fucking with Vanilla Ice here.
Even the Amish use nails and screws.
well it depends on what you're talking about, some do and some don't, and most wouldn't for stuff like furniture, since that's not how you make what would be considered quality craftsmanship.
If you want to get a good look at both Amish life and rumspringa (when teenagers go to do their own thing), watch Devil's Playground. I think it's on Netflix, and it's very interesting
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Princess Zelda would never date a cad like Alonso.
of all the characters you could've forgotten to recruit
you forgot to recruit kellam
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i'd put superstar saga, paper mario 2, and mario rpg all on about the same level
paper mario 1 a little below that
and then i don't care about the other junk
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He's just so damned invisible
Yeah, I don't think that either, but this was my first Fire Emblem game too!
I actually really don't like the way you have to do stuff like that in combat. Open chests, talk to people, etc.
Didn't the older games even have you buy equipment in combat?
I'd rather the outside combat stuff work like a more traditional RPG, Shining Force style
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Tell that to Completionist Chincy
he is a tiny chinchilla that lives in my head and nettles at me until I get all the things
Also, he's a massive racist
Jeff: 'Uh... Assram.'
Drew: "Yup"
Jeff: 'Mhm. Continue.'
Okay but they're clearly fucking with Vanilla Ice here.
Even the Amish use nails and screws.
I have slowly been killing Completionist Me, but it is difficult. Still drives me crazy sometimes.
THE MAKER OF SHOES HAS COME AGAIN
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In big open games I can ignore it now
But in tightly pathed shit like most JRPGs now?
No way
But it's given the site so many quality jokes (including that fucking donkey)that i really can't be mad over it.
That's the Scottish port.
well it depends on what you're talking about, some do and some don't, and most wouldn't for stuff like furniture, since that's not how you make what would be considered quality craftsmanship.
It's neat to see.
i piss on isaac constantly, but i've watched bisnap play it for well over 100 hours now. why am i broken
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The disease is inside you ronnie
The disease is hatsune miku
"Riding Elephants in the Himalayas, listening to 'Squirt' by Lil Debbie"
who was the guy who hated Resident Evil 4 because he didn't know you could hold B to run
never forget
Lethal League is becoming a "real" game
It is perfect.
i dunno about resident evil but that's why mike hated super mario
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Also I have to keep every character at roughly equal level
and i thought being me was awful
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they're both relatively old now but scott pilgrim and castle crashers
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Except for frederick who I don't use at all because its cheating