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Pretty good, horror games are especially good for that sort of thing as they often include bad endings to instill a bit more dread in the audience.
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Pierre wrote:
I've seen Corpse Party's bad endings.
Pretty good, horror games are especially good for that sort of thing as they often include bad endings to instill a bit more dread in the audience.
Pretty good, horror games are especially good for that sort of thing as they often include bad endings to instill a bit more dread in the audience.
What I love about the Corpse Party Endings is that it's not visual but very descriptive which makes you cringe at how detailed all the gruesome deaths are.
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SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Pierre wrote:
I've seen Corpse Party's bad endings.
Pretty good, horror games are especially good for that sort of thing as they often include bad endings to instill a bit more dread in the audience.
Pretty good, horror games are especially good for that sort of thing as they often include bad endings to instill a bit more dread in the audience.
What I love about the Corpse Party Endings is that it's not visual but very descriptive which makes you cringe at how detailed all the gruesome deaths are.
I like the mystery of some of them, for example this one I have no idea what happens.
Spoiler: A bad ending for Corpse Party. Chapter 4
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Pierre wrote:
SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Pierre wrote:
I've seen Corpse Party's bad endings.
Pretty good, horror games are especially good for that sort of thing as they often include bad endings to instill a bit more dread in the audience.
Pretty good, horror games are especially good for that sort of thing as they often include bad endings to instill a bit more dread in the audience.
What I love about the Corpse Party Endings is that it's not visual but very descriptive which makes you cringe at how detailed all the gruesome deaths are.
I like the mystery of some of them, for example this one I have no idea what happens.
Spoiler: A bad ending for Corpse Party. Chapter 4
I believe for that is the face of her friend that killed herself.
Here is another favorite of mines
Spoiler: Corpse Party Ch 4 Bad ending 3
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Pierre wrote:
Yeah that last one is really a punishment for your own idiocy XD
I didn't realize at first so I felt stupid that I drained the pool haha. I assumed you had to drain it before the time runs out to save her life. Boy do I feel like a Baka xD
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Previously, my mindset was that I wouldn't buy Sims 4 any time soon. I don't have the money for it, nor did the game reveal all that much for me to look forward to, but I figured I might buy it eventually when the price may go down or a really interesting expansion comes out.
But this? This is it. I am not buying Sims 4. In fact, I am tempted to get back to Sims 2, with better loading times, an actually interesting VACATION expansion, the ability to own a store without actually using real money to get such a DLC Store into my game and the overall charm of having actual personalities in my Sims. (Yeah Sims 4 have Emotions... which the Sims had previously, too, actually) At least it's better in those aspects than Sims 3, where my game has lag spikes and if I don't go crazy in CAS, I end up with very-similar-looking Sims all over town.
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No pools? How am I supposed to have fun and drown my Sims now?
It IS rather heavily hinted at that (at least) pools and maybe toddlers, too, will be added "in September" either as DLC - paid or free - or will be added via an Expansion. Which is terrible. I mean, pools taken out of Sims, yeah no drowning, but then you had to go the extra mile to have them drown in Sims 3 (like a wall around it) so it isn't so bad. But Toddlers? A Lifestage? When A) one of the Sim Gurus had actually said "all" Sims 3 lifestages will be in Sims 4 and B) The Sims is a LIFE simulator! You can't just remove a lifestage from a life simulator.
I admit, I didn't enjoy Toddlers a whole lot. They were kinda pointless in Sims 3 and there's only ONE added action for them if you have Generations installed (and that Expansion was pointless, considering every gameplay feature added into that part SHOULD have been in base game, what with it being about life and children and all) so that didn't change all that much.
But at least the TS2 toddlers were a bit better than the TS3 BABIES.
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But on topic I was actually curious seeing them try and flog 'personalities' and 'emotions' at E3 as new. I remember Sims 1 had you picking out a lot of attributes that seemed to define what I'd call a personality. Don't know what's so different that they feel they can re-sell it.
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Klonoahedgehog wrote:
I feel like picking up Tomodachi life.
It's an...interesting game.
It's hard to describe, because it's like Animal Crossing/The Sims, only not. All your actions are indirect, and only guide the Miis along, but I'll admit, seeing them interact in their own little world is pretty fun.
Also, I like adding fictional characters from all different fandoms into the mix. Leaves a lot of room for some interesting cross-fiction pairings!
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Pierre wrote:
You made a grievous error selling Double-Dash.
For one, it made me aggressive as hell. Second, if I get three shells I want them AROUND me, not have some person on my car holding or juggling them.
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CatMuto wrote:
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You made a grievous error selling Double-Dash.
For one, it made me aggressive as hell. Second, if I get three shells I want them AROUND me, not have some person on my car holding or juggling them.
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Learn how to drive and doge the shells better instead of relying on the shell armor.
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SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Learn how to drive and doge the shells better instead of relying on the shell armor.
Learn how to "doge" shells?
You mean dodge.
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SHSL Despair wrote:
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Learn how to drive and doge the shells better instead of relying on the shell armor.
Learn how to "doge" shells?
You mean dodge.
Did you just make that? O_O
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SHSL Despair wrote:
I sure did.
Well thats going on my tumblr xD
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SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
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I sure did.
Well thats going on my tumblr xD
As long as I get credit.
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SHSL Despair wrote:
SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
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I sure did.
Well thats going on my tumblr xD
As long as I get credit.
Only if you get me more followers.
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SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Learn how to drive and doge the shells better instead of relying on the shell armor.
I've always seen "Doge" capitalized--though I have no idea what the elected ruler of a medieval Italian city-state has to do with kart racing...
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General Luigi wrote:
SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Learn how to drive and doge the shells better instead of relying on the shell armor.
I've always seen "Doge" capitalized--though I have no idea what the elected ruler of a medieval Italian city-state has to do with kart racing...
*mumbles*...Was a spelling error
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General Luigi wrote:
SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Learn how to drive and doge the shells better instead of relying on the shell armor.
I've always seen "Doge" capitalized--though I have no idea what the elected ruler of a medieval Italian city-state has to do with kart racing...
Because... such skill. Much shell evasion. Wow.
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Gnobo wrote:
Klonoahedgehog wrote:
I feel like picking up Tomodachi life.
It's an...interesting game.
It's hard to describe, because it's like Animal Crossing/The Sims, only not. All your actions are indirect, and only guide the Miis along, but I'll admit, seeing them interact in their own little world is pretty fun.
Also, I like adding fictional characters from all different fandoms into the mix. Leaves a lot of room for some interesting cross-fiction pairings!
Yeah, the trailer they did to market the game was a work of genius and hilarious XD
It'd like it as well but given my monetary amounts (and list of games already on the go) it's down there in the 'optional luxuries' list.
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SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Learn how to drive and doge the shells better instead of relying on the shell armor.
There's a reason I don't have a license nor really want to learn to drive. Mostly cause we have good transit system, so unlike America, I have no real need to have a car with me at all times. Also, Red and Blue shells can't be dodged.
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CatMuto wrote:
SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Learn how to drive and doge the shells better instead of relying on the shell armor.
There's a reason I don't have a license nor really want to learn to drive. Mostly cause we have good transit system, so unlike America, I have no real need to have a car with me at all times. Also, Red and Blue shells can't be dodged.
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Red shells can be dodged using the right timing combined with drifting. It's very hard to do though.
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CatMuto wrote:
SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Learn how to drive and doge the shells better instead of relying on the shell armor.
There's a reason I don't have a license nor really want to learn to drive. Mostly cause we have good transit system, so unlike America, I have no real need to have a car with me at all times. Also, Red and Blue shells can't be dodged.
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idk about the rest of the America but here in NYC we have a pretty good transit system. I have Dodged red shells before by shooting the green shell at it before it would hit me. For blue shells I havn't found a good way to defend it unless you stop and let someone go first causing them to get first place.
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kwando1313 wrote:
That's not dodging a shell. That's blocking it. Driving ability has absolutely nothing to do with blocking a red shell.
Well another way to dodge a shell is try to get it to hit another player by maneuvering so the red shell ends up hitting the other driver.
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SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
kwando1313 wrote:
That's not dodging a shell. That's blocking it. Driving ability has absolutely nothing to do with blocking a red shell.
Well another way to dodge a shell is try to get it to hit another player by maneuvering so the red shell ends up hitting the other driver.
Which doesn't help if I'm in 1st and there's a big gap between me and the next player.
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CatMuto wrote:
SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
kwando1313 wrote:
That's not dodging a shell. That's blocking it. Driving ability has absolutely nothing to do with blocking a red shell.
Well another way to dodge a shell is try to get it to hit another player by maneuvering so the red shell ends up hitting the other driver.
Which doesn't help if I'm in 1st and there's a big gap between me and the next player.
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Hmm well for that occasion you gotta learn how to drift well enough or try to get the shell to hit a wall.
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I got Aerith in Theathrhythm! I had 52.900 Rhythmia points when I stopped yesterday. Got 53.000 today after one FMS and got the last Red Shard. I completely forgot how many Red Shards I had. But I don't care! I unlocked Aerith! WHOOW!!
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SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Hmm well for that occasion you gotta learn how to drift well enough or try to get the shell to hit a wall.
It's totally possible to outmanouver a shell, I feel it happens all the time in Mario Kart 8. Another trick is to drift around an 'enemy' or an obstacle in a course so that in trying to follow your arc it'll hit that.
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Pierre wrote:
SHSL Ultimate Hope wrote:
Hmm well for that occasion you gotta learn how to drift well enough or try to get the shell to hit a wall.
It's totally possible to outmanouver a shell, I feel it happens all the time in Mario Kart 8. Another trick is to drift around an 'enemy' or an obstacle in a course so that in trying to follow your arc it'll hit that.
Pretty much what I was trying to explain. In any type of racing game drifts are the most important thing to learn.
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