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Omeganauts...Mount Up!
ClannMorgan
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I got the call for the Omegathon! Any other Omeganauts here?
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what can't vote for the local?
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Oh hey, I didn't see you there, got so excited by the first post. Congrats!
This will be the first Pax where I am hitting all the Omegathon events religiously. I didn't get a ticket for Monday, but that may need to change! So happy to cheer you guys on!
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Practice the games! I have won so many rounds by the skin of my teeth because i played the game before hand, and had strats in mind.
Also, join the facebook group if you wanna talk to us old timers.
Thanks Mighty! I just don't wanna make a fool of myself LOL
Oh, chances are you will. But it will be okay and it's all in good fun.
I plan on getting that out of the way in the first 5 minutes.
If we start with Taboo, yeah, foolishness will be had.
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Haha, is PAX not where we go to make fools of ourselves?
None has made a larger self-fooling than me! I can't play mario for beans
However, for some, the crowd and the potential for winning is the true foe! Nerves and stage fright cause more losses than you think.
The schedule is up, Taboo is first!
more than that if it's VR. Just ask travis what a headache getting it set up correctly is.
not as much as I likely should, but at least a little nightly of all of them.
Same. I just fired up Burnout 3 last night. I forgot just how strong those original Xbox triggers are.
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Put enough time into each game to get a solid understanding of the fundamentals of the game. How to get higher scores, break the system, or otherwise maximize your effort.
When we were playing Robo Recall, other players did not do well because they didn't move to collect the chips/took damage, which reduced their score. Knowing you get bonus points for grabbing a dude and blowing his skull off with a shotgun was how Steve took 1st that game. I took second(?) by knowing that movement, grappling, and hand to hand are better at score builds.
Knowing things like this about the games you're playing will give you the edge you need to avoid the cut.
Here's what I got for your games:
Taboo - Know quick word associations. It's really the only way you're going to get the other player to say what you need. EX: if the word is cat, but you can't say meow or whiskers, try nya, bag, "villain from rescue rangers" or felix the ___
Starwhal - It's deceptively difficult to protect yourself in this game. focus instead on keeping momentum and never staying still. Aim for the exposed bellies of those who cannot keep moving, and try to keep your heart against the ground. Wedging under someone slower than you can sometimes get you a nick on their heartspot. (i recommend practice of this, the game is super floaty. Not in a good way)
Gang beasts - the environment here is ultra dangerous. Keep off of floors that are tiled, and know that breaking cords and walls is possible. To toss someone, hold punch, and then hold Y to lift them. Spin in place and release. Try to avoid fighting early on if possible, as your knockouts get longer the more you get hit.
Burnout - Highly likely to be crash score mode. I always found that obstructing both lanes of traffic got the most damage points, but there's often side areas full of canisters or high value things to explode. Cuase a chain reaction, and use your explosion after touch to bring the chain to those areas if possible.
Mario tennis aces - I haven't played this, but I'm told you can win by killing your opponent.
Final round - your true opponent is freaking out on the main stage. Be chill. I was defeated by my own neurosis twice.
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