I think it's just a part, DLC or something.Saturday has a Metal Gear Rising speed run? Glorious!
Corridor platformers never really stuck with me like other kinds did.
Corridor platformers never really stuck with me like other kinds did.
lol same here, ive been looking at snes prices on ebay as well as looking to the retron 5...
but then i look at the price of games that I want and im like ehhhhhh, fuck this is expensive...
I think it's just a part, DLC or something.
Saturday has a Metal Gear Rising speed run? Glorious!
I am glad I am not the only one who thought the Jak series was meh.I thought awful games block is over ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I think I'll have to mute this, Daxter is even more unbearable in french...
I love the first one. But yeah...I am glad I am not the only one who thought the Jak series was meh.
The only Jak and Daxter game I have played is the PSP one Daxter and it was a great game, I couldn't put it down. Are the others worth trying someday?
Wait Nuki as in THAT Nuki?
Yes, Jak II is the best Jak game and a great game worth playing.The only Jak and Daxter game I have played is the PSP one Daxter and it was a great game, I couldn't put it down. Are the others worth trying someday?
Yes, Jak II is the best Jak game and a great game worth playing.
I feel so bad for this guy. He's so frustrated with this run.
My thought is that the third one is in many ways just an expansion of 2 that is much shorter and easier. I'm a fan of the first as well but I find it a bit too easy to really love it. I feel like 2 offers a really interesting challenge and has a lot of great levels. It's a really substantial game. I understand my opinion is definitely not in the majority though (especially on GAF).The runner needs to stop being so down on himself.
I didn't mind where the story went, but think it was the worst of the three. Third one improved the city and driving, but the story took a hit and first one was just a different kind of game that I enjoyed more.
I really don't think he's that down. He's just got a bit of a self-deprecating style.I feel really bad for this guy.
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I really don't think he's that down. He's just got a bit of a self-deprecating style.
My thought is that the third one is in many ways just an expansion of 2 that is much shorter and easier. I'm a fan of the first as well but I find it a bit too easy to really love it. I feel like 2 offers a really interesting challenge and has a lot of great levels. It's a really substantial game. I understand my opinion is definitely not in the majority though (especially on GAF).
On topic, these runs are fascinating. The amount of thought that goes into them is really great. It's amazing how they distill such long games into a finely tuned run.
I don't know, I thought this run, while not perfect, showed a ton of the skill that is required in the driving with reactions, and in the timing of jumps and shots. Similarly, the Spyro run had many precise routs and required really good timing on many of the flame shots and jumps. I like seeing the thought process that goes into planning out and executing these longer runs for 3D platformers.Every 3D game I've watched so far hasn't been enjoyable. Arkham, Animal Crossing, Spyro, Jak. Blech.
I like Arkham City, the commentary during the run was good, maybe a bit too talky but it was alright. Some of the stuff noted during Animal Crossing was interesting. But I just cannot stand watching someone speedrun a 3D game that isn't Mario 64 apparently. It seems like I'm watching someone play a game and exploit some stuff with no perceivable measure of skill required. It makes me think, what are they actually doing that's precise outside of setting up exploits? Whereas watching a 2D game, it seems immediately apparent even if I have never played the game. Probably just nostagia and simplicity(as an onlooker) makes 2D more favorable to speedruns.
Every 3D game I've watched so far hasn't been enjoyable. Arkham, Animal Crossing, Spyro, Jak. Blech.
I like Arkham City, the commentary during the run was good, maybe a bit too talky but it was alright. Some of the stuff noted during Animal Crossing was interesting. But I just cannot stand watching someone speedrun a 3D game that isn't Mario 64 apparently. It seems like I'm watching someone play a game and exploit some stuff with no perceivable measure of skill required. It makes me think, what are they actually doing that's precise outside of setting up exploits? Whereas watching a 2D game, it seems immediately apparent even if I have never played the game. Probably just nostagia and simplicity(as an onlooker) makes 2D more favorable to speedruns.
Every 3D game I've watched so far hasn't been enjoyable. Arkham, Animal Crossing, Spyro, Jak. Blech.
I like Arkham City, the commentary during the run was good, maybe a bit too talky but it was alright. Some of the stuff noted during Animal Crossing was interesting. But I just cannot stand watching someone speedrun a 3D game that isn't Mario 64 apparently. It seems like I'm watching someone play a game and exploit some stuff with no perceivable measure of skill required. It makes me think, what are they actually doing that's precise outside of setting up exploits? Whereas watching a 2D game, it seems immediately apparent even if I have never played the game. Probably just nostagia and simplicity(as an onlooker) makes 2D more favorable to speedruns.
I have a new appreciation for Pokemon after last year's TPP experience.