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Again we don't actually know if they had any spoilers there. If you don't want to hear about the game at all you would've jumped the moment you heard its name.I'm glad they had a disclaimer. I skipped the discussion as soon they told me to since I still want to play it and don't want plot spoilers. I'm not sure what they discussed but I'm glad they gave me the wake up call to go ahead. When I'm at work listening to the podcast on my phone I'm not paying attention to the text description below
Well that's not true nor is it what spoilers are about. Games are routinely discussed in Frametrap or the podcast in ways that are not spoiling plot details. Here, Ben had the sight to anticipate where the conversation would be going and was totally right to warn the audience. I don"t understand how you could "not like" a simple warning. Is your issue more about the fact that spoilers can be a part of the podcast period?Again we don't actually know if they had any spoilers there. If you don't want to hear about the game at all you would've jumped the moment you heard its name.
And if you had not, you would have heard some very, very major spoilers. So how do you not like the warning if it saves you from that? It's not like Nier has never been hyped to hell and back by Easy A in spoiler-free discussions already. Consider the whole audience: avoiding spoilers as a whole would be alienating.Personally I'm almost convinced that I will play it, so I don't want spoilers but would love to hear more to give me the final push I need to play it. With that ambiguous disclaimer I just skipped it.
Well that's not true nor is it what spoilers are about. Games are routinely discussed in Frametrap or the podcast in ways that are not spoiling plot details. Here, Ben had the sight to anticipate where the conversation would be going and was totally right to warn the audience. I don"t understand how you could "not like" a simple warning. Is your issue more about the fact that spoilers can be a part of the podcast period?
And if you had not, you would have heard some very, very major spoilers. So how do you not like the warning if it saves you from that? It's not like Nier has never been hyped to hell and back by Easy A in spoiler-free discussions already. Consider the whole audience: avoiding spoilers as a whole would be alienating.
I think he just wanted the warning to be more specific. Either "We will be spoiling the story here, don't listen if you want to play it" or "We will just be discussing the mechanics of the game and not spoiling anything else."
I don't think that's necessarily unreasonable.
But, since Ben (and even Brad) wasn't sure how deep into the story Brad was actually going to go, I think the warning we got is pretty much the best that could be done.
Yea, watched it as well. Really enjoyed the show -- felt like it was actually somewhat respecting my time as the story progressed on quite fast, with the first few episodes already offering a satisfying story arc.
Watched season2 and somewhat into season3 too that came out like 10 years later, it definitely shows they're from a different era with cliffhanger endings, way over the top action and just loads of "anime" bullshit, still alright but S1 is def best.
So funny them talking about waiting for a remaster over just playing the original, especially this week.
When I 1st got FF12 I stopped playing because i hated the inverted controls. It drove me up the wall. Now 12 and 5 are the only single player FF's ive not beaten and I'd say for the last 4+ years (since about the time FFX remaster was announced)there's been a turmoil inside me of just playing through OG12 and dealing with the horrid backwards camera or holding out for a remaster...and i just kept holding out...and holding out..and here we are today, Amazon pushed a copy of FF12 Remastered through my mailbox and i've got what i always wanted.
Somethings are worth waiting for, even if you don't know they're coming.
why didn't you finish FF5?
That's what I wanted. As for the last paragraph: what i didn't like was the ambiguity, I feel like Brad should've interjected.I think he just wanted the warning to be more specific. Either "We will be spoiling the story here, don't listen if you want to play it" or "We will just be discussing the mechanics of the game and not spoiling anything else."
I don't think that's necessarily unreasonable.
But, since Ben (and even Brad) wasn't sure how deep into the story Brad was actually going to go, I think the warning we got is pretty much the best that could be done.
Kyle is wrong. Crash 2 is the best. Fight me.
Kyle is wrong. Crash 2 is the best. Fight me.
Crash 2 is indeed the best.
This is possibly just a superfluous and stupid comment, but in regards to the FrameTrap sponsorship. I take it that when the word was not spoken, the word will be revealed regardless, because of the sponsorship? Otherwise that would be a weird lottery-type thing for the sponsor lol
Kyle is wrong. Crash 2 is the best. Fight me.
This seems too logical, oh no, but never came to my mind... oh god... I think you just broke FrameTrap for me man... :-(Always figured Ben just made those up on the fly to find a suitable time to have a fun break in the podcast.
If that helps, I didn't like any of those two games. I found FFXV's plot uninteresting, didn't like it's characters and got bored with the transversal and combat (soooo...the gameplay). P5 is, as all Personas, a very specific brand of JRPG. 4 had left me cold but I wanted to give 5 a chance. The polish, the style were not enough to offset the grindy gameplay loop for me. I think they're two games where the defining elements' qualities are very very subjective. I cannot fault Ben's reviews for these two games for instance, they're factually right and I totally understand why some would like these games...just as much as I stand with those who dislike both.This tournament has more black t-shirts than a metal concert.
Everything Kyle said about FFXV is why I want to play it (the roadtrip, having to sleep, Prompto's pics). I hesitate though since I don't really play JRPGs (that don't have Mario or Pikachu in them). Same goes for Persona 5.
This tournament has more black t-shirts than a metal concert.
Everything Kyle said about FFXV is why I want to play it (the roadtrip, having to sleep, Prompto's pics). I hesitate though since I don't really play JRPGs (that don't have Mario or Pikachu in them). Same goes for Persona 5.
This tournament has more black t-shirts than a metal concert.
Everything Kyle said about FFXV is why I want to play it (the roadtrip, having to sleep, Prompto's pics). I hesitate though since I don't really play JRPGs (that don't have Mario or Pikachu in them). Same goes for Persona 5.
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https://www.twitch.tv/videos/124057149?t=46m52sDoes anyone know if there's a video online of Ben's interview with Suda 51 and Kodaka (Danganronpa) from the NISA stream a few months ago? I didn't watch it since I wasn't caught up, but now that I am I'm interested to hear what was said.
This tournament has more black t-shirts than a metal concert.
Everything Kyle said about FFXV is why I want to play it (the roadtrip, having to sleep, Prompto's pics). I hesitate though since I don't really play JRPGs (that don't have Mario or Pikachu in them). Same goes for Persona 5.