games
Sunday, April 27, 2025
ok, I looked at their numbers
I take it back, they're actually doing amazing
I would not have bet on it doing this well, peaked at 120k on Steam today
I'm mostly just surprised given the lack of marketing for this game, that people went for it in such numbers
grats to them though
it's a really good game from what I've seen, I've not had time to play it yet though
I wonder who will buy this studio now Kappa
Replying to Raccoons #raccoons9986 I'm very minus on these slop ARPGs which have not very interesting combat as a result of an RPG progression system who's difficulty is tuned for an IGN reviewer @TinyBomby it's one of the all time PS1 classics, defo worth a play for JRPGheads (edited)
I don't play a lot of modern games, can you give me an example of the more recent ARPGs that have turned you off? I'm curious.
I played a bit of the first FFVII remake at my cousin's house and I was not having a whole lot of fun with it. It just seemed pretty mashy, and I don't like how it stops to let you figure out which special attack or item or whatever you want to do. I want either a JRPG where I'm thinking about my turn strategy, or a character action game where I'm actually doing the moves in real time and reacting to enemies. And besides, if you grind, you can just make the game immediately way too easy, since now your stats are better, and you can brute force your way through the encounter without actually having to learn the patterns, without engaging with the battle system. I didn't get better at the game, my characters dealing higher numbers decided the fight.
Replying to Raccoons #raccoons9986 I played a bit of the first FFVII remake at my cousin's house and I was not having a whole lot of fun with it. It just seemed pretty mashy, and I don't like how it stops to let you figure out which special attack or item or whatever you want to do. I want either a JRPG where I'm thinking about my turn strategy, or a character action game where I'm actually doing the moves in real time and reacting to enemies. And besides, if you grind, you can just make the game immediately way too easy, since now your stats are better, and you can brute force your way through the encounter without actually having to learn the patterns, without engaging with the battle system. I didn't get better at the game, my characters dealing higher numbers decided the fight. (edited)
do u have an adderall perscription
You gotta understand
Max talks 4 words at most at a time
I type
the yes and no statement was not unclear
ctrl F Max for alright
second thing I searched
lmao rusp
it was not lennod, so process of elimination
Discord should add a way to sort words by frequency used
169255
I have no idea
I would guess no
so that is a lower bound
Replying to Raccoons #raccoons9986 I played a bit of the first FFVII remake at my cousin's house and I was not having a whole lot of fun with it. It just seemed pretty mashy, and I don't like how it stops to let you figure out which special attack or item or whatever you want to do. I want either a JRPG where I'm thinking about my turn strategy, or a character action game where I'm actually doing the moves in real time and reacting to enemies. And besides, if you grind, you can just make the game immediately way too easy, since now your stats are better, and you can brute force your way through the encounter without actually having to learn the patterns, without engaging with the battle system. I didn't get better at the game, my characters dealing higher numbers decided the fight. (edited)
The entire FF7 remake trilogy idea was banking on nostalgia being way higher
The production value is the most impressive part of the remakes, the action-turn-based combat is fine but only one step above other JRPGs that have done it
Monday, April 28, 2025
I got into the 2nd wave of Marathon invites
Hopefully Polu, Polar, Garbage, and anyone else who signed up did as well
I'll be around later to play if so
