No, it's just my personal opinion on the topic. We happen to be in agreement. Actually, what you said about those other series are not far from the truth, I jsut cut the more slack since they're older.ChupathingyX said:
Negative turning point for your favorite video game.
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Sid Meier's Railroads on the hardest difficulties, Tycoon and Mogul.
They're not more challenging, they just buy more of their own stock so it costs more money to buy them out. They don't buy or build more aggressively than they do in easier settings.
Autobalance, RTV, votekick and RTD are also server-side scripts.
They're not more challenging, they just buy more of their own stock so it costs more money to buy them out. They don't buy or build more aggressively than they do in easier settings.
Respawn times have modifiers relative to the number of control points on the map, or the networked entities that govern the flags or the cart(s). However the thing that has the biggest say on respawn time is server-side scripts, so it's usually the server's fault, not the map.TheYellowCellPhone said:
Autobalance, RTV, votekick and RTD are also server-side scripts.
Of course, that's the definition of 100% completion.imahobbit4062 said:
If my only complaint about a game is that it is too short, then the game usually good. There are of course exceptions when the game is so short it doesn't have time to do anything else wrong.
Disc 2, has some of the best boss battles, dungeons, side quests, mini-games, and plot of any RPG ...yet so very clearly unfinished and flawed. The wall of scrolling text with its own save points makes the cutscenes in Xenosaga seem brief. Though probably the moment during this sequence that really makes me sad is when they state in one sentence in the wall of scrolling text that our heroes went to a really cool dungeon and completed the mission --pointing out that you're not going to get to play it. Oh well, that's what happens when a game runs out of budget before it finishes.Akytalusia said:
Still, Xenogears is my favorite RPG game even with those glaring flaws, as it still manages to succeed in more areas than other games even attempt, it just doesn't succeed across the board. If you prefer playing a flawless RPG, try Chrono Trigger.
Terranigma is. . .well I have to be honest and say that A) I think it's the best SNES game by far, and B) It's one of my all time favorite, if not my over all-time favorite.Cogwheel said:
I approve. Big time. The title says favourite video game, after all, so I'm with you there. I just see its flaws (or what I consider flaws), that's all. I may have exaggerated by saying that the gameplay as a whole is bad, I admit. Still, the magic system and leveling system - namely, the huge power gaps from level to level - do get annoying. Mostly since I really hate grinding, and it's absolutely necessary at a few points in this game (once again, Sylvain castle, even if level design there was solid gold).Austin Howe said:
Anyway, sorry if that bothered you, should've made it a bit clearer. It's certainly one of my favourites, especially on the SNES. Just has a few issues. People saying the story is terrible, though? I don't get that, I really don't.
This, this exactly it was that moment that I realized that it really was done. When it takes a min. or two to realize that a game has finished, thats crap.xRBEASTx said:
When Shinji in Persona 3 Fes died. Cuase then I realized if i wanted to use his weapon set, I'd have to use it for the second half of the game, and that pissed me off, because he had a really good weapon set. And Arcana.
Bioshock 2 was a very good game to me. However, with my achievement neurosis, I can't help but try to get 1400/1400 on the game, which for decent players takes at least 4 somewhat thorough playthroughs. I mean, the endings ain't as emotional if you've seen them ALL at least once, and single-player campaigns shouldn't force you to milk 'em for 100+ of hours of replay value. Perfecting Bs2 would also require you to spend an expletive amount of time on Multiplayer, which incidentally is the same beef I have with Reach and AssCreedBro. Still, they're fun enough to preoccupy me (barely) until I do get the achievements, so I guess that's the silver lining. But no FATAL flaws in otherwise good games I can think of.
Actually there is one or two hints but they happen several hours before the monsters pop up. It could have been handled much, much better. Although while i was playing it i kept thinking that Resident Evil 5 should have played more like thisKakulukia said:
