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They are 3 for 3 in the luck department.
They are 3 for 3 in the luck department.
XIV is more like Xenoblade in that regard, especially if you play a melee DPS like Ninja, Dragoon or Monk, as they have lots of positionals and are always moving out of AOEs and the like. You're typically always doing something other than waiting for the global cooldown to finish so you can use your next ability, be it dodging an AOE, changing your positioning so you can hit a positional attack, etc.No, the stuff I've heard about SAO had me waaay too scurred, even for an ironic viewing. As per that gif.
Actually, I'm not too MMO informed, but, the 'cooldown', realtime, open combat thing itself that mmo's usually use that's the turn off to me. I've only really experienced it in games like FF12 and Xenoblade. The latter was a lot better than the former in that regard, but... it's just doesn't do it for me.
I'm willing to give it another go with Xenoblade C and FF15, but I've seen enough of 14 that I'm not that intrigued. Plus, I don't think I'll be able to muster the enthusiasm to even try either of those if FFXIV doesn't wow me so...
I gotta stay away.
XIV is more like Xenoblade in that regard, especially if you play a melee DPS like Ninja, Dragoon or Monk, as they have lots of positionals and are always moving out of AOEs and the like. You're typically always doing something other than waiting for the global cooldown to finish so you can use your next ability, be it dodging an AOE, changing your positioning so you can hit a positional attack, etc.
Its the third coming of Pat's seasonal Buy Crack(game) calling.It warms my heart seeing Pat still not only playing 14, but also getting so many of you guys into it.
It warms my heart seeing Pat still not only playing 14, but also getting so many of you guys into it.
XIV is more like Xenoblade in that regard, especially if you play a melee DPS like Ninja, Dragoon or Monk, as they have lots of positionals and are always moving out of AOEs and the like. You're typically always doing something other than waiting for the global cooldown to finish so you can use your next ability, be it dodging an AOE, changing your positioning so you can hit a positional attack, etc.
Its the third coming of Pat's seasonal Buy Crack(game) calling.
I've avoided the previous two attempts and I won't give in to this one either. #SayNoToDrugs
They made 5 second side ops so pointlessly tedious all because Liam is somehow STILL bad at the game for no reason.
It's not the exact same, since you have actual movement options and can actually avoid attacks that hit general areas outside of RNG deciding whether you evade or not.You guys saying FFXIV plays similarly to Xenoblade are making me tempted. I'll have to try it out eventually.
But didn't he play GZ for like 60 hours?
It's not the exact same, since you have actual movement options and can actually avoid attacks that hit general areas outside of RNG deciding whether you evade or not.
I used the Xenoblade analogy because the melee DPS classes (Monk, Dragoon, Ninja) all have positional requirements like how Shulk gets bonuses and additional effects depending on where he hits an enemy with a specific attack but it's slightly different in FFXIV, since there's also a combo system where abilities used after others do more damage and have additional effects. I'd at least say give the trial a shot if you're on PC (dunno if one is available for consoles) or pick it up when the base game is on sale for $10 and you get 30 days included.
Liam and Pat just aren't even trying any more with MGSV, their misery is getting the better of them.
It's not the exact same, since you have actual movement options and can actually avoid attacks that hit general areas outside of RNG deciding whether you evade or not.
I used the Xenoblade analogy because the melee DPS classes (Monk, Dragoon, Ninja) all have positional requirements like how Shulk gets bonuses and additional effects depending on where he hits an enemy with a specific attack but it's slightly different in FFXIV, since there's also a combo system where abilities used after others do more damage and have additional effects. I'd at least say give the trial a shot if you're on PC (dunno if one is available for consoles) or pick it up when the base game is on sale for $10 and you get 30 days included.
They are 3 for 3 in the luck department.
Over the last year or so, I've noticed some changes with the channel that I'm not sure I like and which seem to the cause of a lot of new criticism that's popping up among the fanbase. Primarily that they're more frequently choosing to play games completely blind, and they're doing more playthroughs of brand new and very hyped games that a lot of the community might want to play themselves first. (Plus, there's the combination where they go in blind for a game they're all really hyped about, which is the absolute worst)
Then there are some baffling decisions that I still don't really understand, like how they got rid of Brawls and replaced them with the clearly inferior FNF. I like fighting games, and I like watching them play fighting games, but without the competitive nature of Brawls they tend to get really boring and pointless. Plus, most of the time none of them know how to play the game, which results in 40 minutes of them kinda flopping around pressing buttons. (and is it just me, or have they stopped using fight sticks during FNF? Using sticks made it sound like they were actually into it, and I miss the clacking of the buttons. )
Overall, their output just feels different than it was a year ago, and I'm worried about what that might mean going forward.
Primarily that they're more frequently choosing to play games completely blind, and they're doing more playthroughs of brand new and very hyped games that a lot of the community might want to play themselves first. (Plus, there's the combination where they go in blind for a game they're all really hyped about, which is the absolute worst.
I don't remember it being easy to do if you don't end up getting a future vision of it.?
But you CAN do that in Xenoblade...
Edit: Something really interesting popped up on the Vessel
Controller support is perfectly fine. I'd recommend investing in a cheap USB keyboard though if you don't already have one.I like the sound of that. Combat sounds enganging, and I liked the postional awareness in Xenoblade's combat, so if it has aspects of that I'm definitely gonna give it a shot.
Probably won't be till around December though, there's just too much coming out that I wanna play this month to find time to start a mmo.
How are the console controls? I don't have a decent PC atm, so I'd be starting it on PS4.
Over the last year or so, I've noticed some changes with the channel that I'm not sure I like and which seem to the cause of a lot of new criticism that's popping up among the fanbase. Primarily that they're more frequently choosing to play games completely blind, and they're doing more playthroughs of brand new and very hyped games that a lot of the community might want to play themselves first. (Plus, there's the combination where they go in blind for a game they're all really hyped about, which is the absolute worst)
Overall, their output just feels different than it was a year ago, and I'm worried about what that might mean going forward.
I think the thing I'm most upset about, is that they just constantly try and hide the fact that they know more about a game than they let on, and try to play it off as though they've figured it out on their own.
The problem comes down to each person's mentality when they're blind playing a game, which is compounded when they're both playing blind, when one is blind, if the other knows, they aren't quite so prone to fueling eachother's ignorance.It's not just you. I've criticized the blind LP's myself. It's fine when one of them has played it, but both going in blind almost always causes problems. In fact, I'm rewatching the Bloodborne LP right now out of boredom and I'm hitting those annoying episodes where Woolie is Snailborning it and Pat has played ahead multiple times causing that annoying "Oh I know this is coming but will pretend I don't" attitude.
Another issue I have is that they seem to want to expand the channel without taking on the professionalism that'll come to be expected of them. I don't thinks its unfair to say that recently with vessel and the like they've been incredibly scattershot.
This is more an LP thing but yeah, I absolutely hate this. I know reactions are good and they are expected to react a certain way but to me its just disingenuous and really ruins it. MGSR has been retroactively spoiled.
I don't know, everytime that has pissed off people, I've been really glad one of them actually knows what the hell is going on in a game, so I don't get the outrage, they always react well to things they like and have seen before.
I always thought that The Last of Us Lp was kinda the mini turning point of the channel.
It was coming after the godly Deadly Prem and Concrete Jungle lps, it was during Rustlemania which even had non-wrestling watchers like me hyped to see and was after those E3 videos which were awesome.
The Last Of Us lp was a pretty decent lp considering it kinda started the trend of them going into a new popular game blind. And if some of you remember it also started the "Age of Butthurt"* in the comment section that ended during The Amazing Superfriends Month that was kinda the climax.
But if you been with the best friends for a long time you remember how sick the comment sections were for some of early Lps. Silent hill Downpours and Final Fights comment section were just as good as the video some of the time.
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I think they'd already finish the game by the time they read the letter.are they ever gonna realize Alphys is a girl and in love with Undine?
i feel compelled to call them out in a letter
I think they'd already finish the game by the time they read the letter.
Wow, SOMA episode 3 was incredibly rough. This video is like the perfect example of what people have said on this page.
What? You don't like episodes of not listening and wondering around with nothing for long periods of time?
But seriously, I feel like blind lps like SOMA could work just fine, if they just listened and paid attention to what's going on. I've seen people say that you watch lps for the people as much as the game, which is mostly true, but sometimes the not paying attention hurts the lp more than anything.
But seriously, I feel like blind lps like SOMA could work just fine, if they just listened and paid attention to what's going on. I've seen people say that you watch lps for the people as much as the game, which is mostly true, but sometimes the not paying attention hurts the lp more than anything.
I feel so smug. But seriously I have no idea how both of them think it's a good idea to talk over character dialog. Especially when they have been doing it this long.Wow, SOMA episode 3 was incredibly rough. This video is like the perfect example of what people have said on this page.
XIV is more like Xenoblade in that regard, especially if you play a melee DPS like Ninja, Dragoon or Monk, as they have lots of positionals and are always moving out of AOEs and the like. You're typically always doing something other than waiting for the global cooldown to finish so you can use your next ability, be it dodging an AOE, changing your positioning so you can hit a positional attack, etc.
Of course, that's why LPs aren't meant to replace the game.I feel like it's important to keep our memories with the games they play our own,
For the moment, I don't really think there's much I should reconsider. I've always liked the Best Friends because I think they're funny and charming and I still think as much, but in the majority of their recent videos I've sensed a lack of enthusiasm, charisma, and thought, and it just hasn't been much fun.and if people really can't stand the way they play a game they love, they need to re-evaluate why they watch them to begin with. I dunno about most people, but while I've been upset over them maybe not paying attention as much as I would like to certain games, I watch their LP's first and foremost for them. I have my own experiences with the games they play usually way before-hand.
People change
and if they have changed not for the best for their streaming
they have all definitely changed a lot in self-betterment listening to the podcast
like you can't keep doing this forever
I feel like this thread can be overly critical sometimes, and overlook the amount of effort & time the zaibatsu put into creating their content