Jim & Yahtzee's Rhymedown Spectacular: Legacy of Rogues
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My willpower is waning, if Rogue Legacy drops another 5% (currently 20% off on steam) I'll likely cave. Yahtzee's poem is not helping my resolve...
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Yes, I knew the Rogue Legacy reference right off the bat.
The things we do to try to get our Miltanks to evolve.
The things we do to try to get our Miltanks to evolve.
To be fair, it would probably have been much harder to fit her in.SwimmingRock said:
OT: Possibly the weirdest thing I've heard all week, but hilarious nonetheless. The images of Miltank definitely sold Jim's this week.
Selfishly speaking, I'd be fine with that provided it was still filmed and released for viewing.Mikeyfell said:
Uh...
J-jim? Are you ok?
Do we need to send someone to put you in the nice, warm, snuggly white jacket with the arms that pin to your back?
J-jim? Are you ok?
Do we need to send someone to put you in the nice, warm, snuggly white jacket with the arms that pin to your back?
Agreed. I started in on it two days ago. I have spent more time choosing the next offspring than I have actually running around in the dungeon. It ain't easy.Broderick said:
I will say that when I chose a dislexic son, I appreciated that all of the text in the text boxes and menus was garbled. Genius. I got one that felt no pain, so my health bar did not indicate my damage level. Oh, and my hypocondriac exhaggerated all of the damage numbers I was dealt and received.
How many generations of heroes did it take for you to do it? Can you find your previous characters' corpses where they died?Furioso said:
Jim's eyes. They are unblinking, staring into my soul. What do you want from me Jim? WHY ARE YOU TORMENTING ME IN MY MIND, JIM?!
Heh yeah, I do love the way they implemented all of the genetic traits into the game. I beat the game not too long ago, but man it took me forever to do so heh. After you beat the game there is new game plus mode, so you can enjoy more dungeoneering and dying, but with harder enemies!Clankenbeard said:
Actually playing Soulsilver at the moment, I will not be able to face Whitney without that poem in my head. Screw it lets have Kanye West version.
At first I thought, "Jim, what's happened to you? You've got sun!"
A minute later I was moving along to the rather disturbing rhythm he set up about this whole milk...tank? At least it was damn catchy!
Seriously Jim, I worry about you when you come into contact with direct sunlight.
A minute later I was moving along to the rather disturbing rhythm he set up about this whole milk...tank? At least it was damn catchy!
Seriously Jim, I worry about you when you come into contact with direct sunlight.
I haven't laughed so hard in ages. Thanks, Jim! Good lords, I had no idea poetry could make me laugh my ass off while being terrified outright.
No. He was referencing the game Rogue Legacy. Which is a "roguelite".Zachary Amaranth said:
And it's not really a roguelike. It's more a procedurally-generated, metroidvania game where every time you die the castle you've been looting is rearranged and the money collected can be used to upgrade weapons, or magic, or improve stats and gain new character types or abilities. And then the next generation with humorous names and physical traits invades the castle again.
It's a fun game and has already sucked ten or so hours out of my life and I haven't even killed the first boss yet. But
I really think roguelike shouldn't be used as a catchall for 'permadeath' games. There is a word for permadeath. It's permadeath. The original ASCII based 'Rogue' had permadeath, but it was also a turnbased survival RPG game on a grid.
'Rogue Legend' is an action-platformer with quasi-permadeath where the goal is to earn enough money to level your character enough to perhaps get a little further with the next character.
