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Being able to go hitless after apending 1000 hours of autism remembering every tiny detail is not fair. This game is jank as hell and quite often straight bullshit. I still like it but I hope they go back to their older philosophy

How is Crosscode so unknown? One word. Any guesses? No? Ok Indie.

What this video doesn´t mention is that it has both local co-op and online multiplayer, I have been playing it with my brother all day and I really want to get it for myself. The funny part is we both chose Bansheep as our starter, we used the same remaster tree and they have both have names with a similar theme mine is Azrael and his is Raphael.

I personally love elden ring and i dont get the community who is mad about different builds. The same is with game same genshin or wuthering waves. Why be mad someone enjoys a game or build? Why be mad that i dont have fun playing hollow knight or inscryption? Why try to force someone to play something that you love and make them not want to do so even more. Just let them try by themselves and maybe they will love it as much as you and maybe they wont.

“It’s funny how we get attached to the struggle” -Granny Celeste

Some notes. 1. "I'm gonna refer to Zero 1 2 3 and 4 as MegaMan Zero" - A better idea would be to just say "series" instead of "game". That way everyone knows it's the entire catalogue of the MegaMan Zero games and not just a specific one (like 4 which is the best). 2. Another game with great Speed, Precision and Flow is PIZZA TOWER. EDIT: 6 minutes in and you haven't mentioned Pizza Tower even in passing, which leads me to believe you haven't PLAYED it! WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU!?!?!?! 3. 8:09 - Believe it or not, I did NOT pick up on bouncing off of those things when I first encountered that room and I thought this was a Burst Tech test, and that I had to somehow fly across the area with my burst techs, like the spinning kick or the laser (if you use the laser in the air it propels you backward VERY far).

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"Gravity Circuit feels like a game made by developers with a decade of experience" I like to think it's more of what you said earlier when you said either industry veterans or gamers who have picked up a lot of game design sense, and I think it's the latter. And I think that's the best part. The Indie Scene is BLOWING UP with all these new dev studies who are CLEARLY comprised of gamers who spent most of their lives gaming and learning about games and UNDERSTANDING games and why they love games so much, and making games that are basically compilations of everything they love, and you can TELL.

Hardest fight goes to leshen. The single most annoying monster in any game I've played made all the worse by it not even being a real monster, cause its from a crossover. My desire to not torture myself rapidly outweighed my desire to get the annoying alert off of my screen every time I booted up the game.

For me, before any boss fight in souls games, i spend all my souls, because of how unforgiving the game is, i know i will die an infinite amount of times, and i like that unforgiving aspect of the game, because its designed in a way where you realize your mistakes and you have no excuses to say its not your fault

You know my girlfriend hated survival horror because its doing the opposite of what most games are trying to achieve. Know limited resources, only saving in certain locations, knowing when its time to run or stand your ground. Limited time of about 3 hours of her playing the Resident Evil 1 remake, she finally goes, I get it. Time when you understand what the core philosophy of the game is all about.

Then again, the champions are cool

Simple. Get off the internet. It is the reason why you don’t like anything anymore.

sounds like skill issue

All borderlands games have the perfect difficulty upgrading, perfect. Stays challenging and fun while you get your face shot off😅

Cassette Beasts feels like Link's Awakening with Pokemon combat mechanics

Amazing prediction with crazy good logic

Idk but as long as im having fun i dont care which one i use.

Dark Souls and Bloodborne make you “master” the game.

I just got into mh with my starting point being rise/sunbreak which i enjoyed im currently playing through worlds/iceborne

Fuck souls like games

As long as its more world than rise itll be ok

It's actually 76.20 count the 5$ tax

I played both World and Rise but to me as a Veteran Hunter who played MH Games since Monster Hunter first launced at PS 2 and then Monster Hunter Freedom in PSP, I've enjoyed playing Rise than World cuz It's the most familar feeling of how hunts should be that are all together in old MH Games like Monster Hunter Portable 3rd, Monster Hunter World Iceborne is a Great game but to me playing that game it takes me so long to finish a hunt cuz I kept getting lost in MH World lol and most mechanics in that game are kinda confusing the base is so big with new features and stuffs, playing MHW takes so much time unlike most monster hunter games thats why they fixed all of that in MH Rise🤣 the graphics their is superb but it is a uncharted vibe for me, cuz MH World is designed for new players on North America's that's why it's kinda different compare to most MH Games.

Tears of the Kingdom and Elden Ring are both personal favorites of mine.

niiiice video man, my story is i got into ds2 with absolutely no idea what the entire thing was. i just heard that ´´game is hard af´´ and i was into deep story driven games (assassins creed, mass effect, remember me, tomb raider etc) and that day i was in the store and saw that dark souls 2 and i said yo thats the ''hard af game'' people have been talkin about. let me see what is hard about it. i got home installed it and that first giant troll in the beginning made my week a nightmare but i never gave up i kept coming back until i killed the mf. i spent 3 months of my life in that gutter zone OMG i will never forget that one. grinded and grinded until i finished it. the satisfaction was sooo huge for me i never experienced something like this and i played them all. exept bloodborne because i play on my laptop. now enjoying the hell out of elden ring. now the downfall is that this series broke me as a person. even in real life now i dont want when anything comes easy for me. and every single game i play if i dont play it at maaaaximun difficulty i feel like im cheating. thank you fromsoftware thank you.

the worst is when the game is awesome and you like it, but it's too long and you get discouraged, leaving it without knowing the ending, so Baldur's Gate 3 is looking at you and it's basically a mass effect trilogy

Unfortunatly for me, I don't get that dopamine rush after I finish something. I think it's a symptom of ADHD. But, yeah, I just get frustrated and more frustrated and then maybe, relief. But relief doesn't feel good other than the fact that you aren't in pain anymore. I'm trying to play these out of FOMO and lore, but man is it a headache because some design choices that are in these game's DNA are baffling. Especially the dying twice thing. FUCK that idea. Who wants to lose progression? Dumb af lmao

I just want mh4u and genu on pc ngl

Bouncing off a dark souls game the first time is basically a rite of passage at this point

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i miss those times where you had to move outside and go to the club to get a new game cd . and it was not always permitted . you were stuck with the same old games and believe it or not back then i didn't know anything about saving system in games so basically i always were playing the first level and a few more every time . but somehow it felt so much better than now with unlimited amount of new games and being aware of their mechanics .

Bro you said jrpgs and indie , dont have to proceed lol imma buy 8t

I hate Dark Souls because it's combat is slow and boring. Meanwhile, I love Nioh and hard games. You don't have to like every highly rated games. Shocking.

Example: Enemies melee swings go through walls and objects, yours bounce off and stop you. So no you dont follow the same rules. Enemies have lots of tangible rules that are in their favor in this game. Does that make it "unfair" No the game is not unfair its just "dickish" about everything. And I think that is what people are upset with.

I love finding enemies' weaknesses. Like the revenants' attacks are so unfair but the game provides a note that says healing incantation defeats them. Or how the introduction of bloody fingers through yura questline eventually leads to a purifying crystal tear, which is useful to mohg's nihil bs.

the game need to add gauntlets into the game, i need the satisfaction of throwing hands with rajang

And let's remember that the team behind this it's like three-four people. It's completly astonishing...

And just yesterday they drop the new monster hunter wilds and this video was right and hit the capcom next move .. 🎉 nice job

40hrs into Cassette Beasts and I can say it is 100% worth it. Please get this game, it's on sale right now for under 10$. Even at full price it is 100% worth it.

I started a playthrough of botw before totk came out and I still had a blast exploring hyrule in both games :)

Can I make 4 hobbits?

I’m broke. 90$ is too much for me rn. But when it goes on sale I can’t wait to play it. Looks so good!

The last game that I enjoyed was Sekiro and ever since it just feels a little empty whenever I play anything else.

2:00 is a great soul farming location btw, cant remember exactly where it is, but you can spend hours here spawning and killing 3 enemies and re-spawning, can get loads of souls here

Mogh has a undodgeble attack when hes going in his 2. phase

Seems like they are taking things from both rise and world. And guess what kind of people hate certain mechanics already within wilds? They are like memes it's sad.

I swear if the wire bug mechanic returns instead of mounting and climbing I quit 💀

I don't really understand the core premise that if you don't like a game you somehow need to trick yourself into it