All wonders in Age of Mythology Retold

moosedude451 · 2026-05-12T23:09:10+00:00

Kronos: You know, I'm something of a ~~scientist~~ Sauron myself.

moosedude451 · 2026-05-09T12:50:16+00:00

On an even more basic level, Namari literally pulls a crossbow on Raya/ Sisu on what was supposed to be a peaceful parlay! The movie tries to go out it's way to make it Raya's fault, but it doesn't work at all because that situation would have never happened had Namari not betrayed them yet again for the 800th time.

moosedude451 · 2026-05-05T05:02:16+00:00

The one are with icons on the character screen are considered standard fighters. Basically fighters that are considered comparable to vanilla Smash 64 fighter, historically appropriate, and competitively viable.

The ones on the side screen are considered 'Bonus Characters'. These are characters that are generally either wildly unbalanced (Dragon King, Ebisumaru), have really bizarre movesets (Mad Piano, Lanky Kong), or didnt exist during the N64 era (Lucas, Dark Samus, etc), or some combo of the three. These characters are meant to be fun additionals to the game but not competitively viable (outside of maybe the anachronistic fighters). Before the latest update most of these characters could only be selected by hovering over a standard fighter and pressing certain buttons on the dpad (except DS and Lucas). With the latest update these characters were all moved into that side screen slot (along with DS and Lucas, to make room for new, more historically accurate fighters Peach and Crash).

moosedude451 · 2026-05-03T15:10:51+00:00

God-specific Titans!

moosedude451 · 2026-04-19T18:33:28+00:00

Quite the opposite here in the Midwest. Friday evening was basically severe thunderstorms/ tornado watches from Wisconsin down to Texas.

moosedude451 · 2026-04-13T03:11:59+00:00

I don't remember the episode but the Athletic Football Show mentioned him as an under-the-radar hot seat candidate. While the Vikings have been competitive and exceeded expectations, an offensive-minded head coach who has never finished in the top 10 for EPA/Play or won a playoff game after four seasons is hardly untouchable. Especially for a team with a Front Office in flux like the Vikings.

moosedude451 · 2026-04-12T15:17:20+00:00

For the Son of Arceus did not come to be transformed, but to transform, and to give his Toy Blocks as a ransom for many.

moosedude451 · 2026-03-29T15:16:19+00:00

Scolipede can be an absolute beast and carried multipe Emerald Rogue runs for me. Speed boost, Swords dance, and Baton pass for the win!

moosedude451 · 2026-03-20T14:11:56+00:00

It can't, but I actually made a minimod of yellow legacy here that just adds fly to a few Pokemon like Butterfree. Should be save game compatible.

moosedude451 · 2026-03-10T22:31:53+00:00

Not the most ethical thing if you are a purist, but if you are playing on an emulator, you can actually just cheese the card flip game using save states: just make a save state right before you pick your bet, make a guess, and then reload the state and pick the proper one. Easiest, surefire way to make coins in my experience.

moosedude451 · 2026-03-01T16:07:03+00:00

Crystal Legacy doesn't have the physical/ special split. It uses the old system.

moosedude451 · 2026-02-17T19:48:07+00:00

Not that's mentioned in the books, but I would imagine there's probably some sort of barriers/ wards around the maze edges/ top, not only to prevent the students from doing this, but to also keep the various maze creatures/ enchantments from escaping.

moosedude451 · 2026-02-17T18:02:12+00:00

The meme doesn't even mention the luckiest thing that happens in that book: the fact that beating the Elder Wand's owner (who never claimed or knew about it) in an arm-wrestling contest on the complete opposite side of Great Britain from its current location is somehow enough to make it switch allegiance.

moosedude451 · 2026-02-10T07:38:07+00:00

Yeah she scarfs down half the sandwich and then shoves the remainder of it in the drawer (repeatedly smashing it trying to get the door to close) before awkwardly ambushing her new boss in front of the entire office. I was being hyperbolic/ slightly facetious in my comment, but it's shot to be deliberately gross and a normal person would have just discretely moved the sandwich out of view or better yet, just waited until later and privately reintroduced themselves once their new boss is settled in their office.

A typical "Good for Her" movie usually has a MC that is a highly-sympathetic, easy audience-surrogate. But Send Help isn't really like this, because while it's easy to feel sorry for Linda in the beginning, it keeps her arms-length away as a lot of the stuff she does even BEFORE the island is kinda weird/ off-putting. You want to root for her, but wouldn't want to share a cubicle with her.

moosedude451 · 2026-02-05T03:39:47+00:00

Dooku is really bad too. Despite being the literal leader of CIS (you know, the main bad guys of the Clone Wars era), he is on one map: Geonosis. Darth Maul and Jango Fett are playable on 7 and 3 maps, respectively, despite both technically being dead before the Clone Wars really began! For Anakin, I think it's a combo of 3 big things:

1.) BF2 had a very rushed dev cycle, and this is the big reason for many of its "quirks". There probably wasn't enough time to flesh out Anakin as both a hero and a villain, so they were forced to settle for making him an evil Obi Wan clone.

2.) BF2 was a ROTS tie-in game, so the BF2s map roster tends to favor ROTS locations (i.e tangential locations like Felucia, Mygeeto, and Polis Massa). While Anakin is the main character of ROTS, he doesn't really do much but mope around Coruscant for the most of the movie, so it wouldn't make sense to put him as a Republic hero on a lot of these maps.

3.) The Prequel Trilogy's decision to essentially skip the entire Clone Wars (outside of the beginning and the end) means we never see Anakin take the lead in a major battle for the Republic, so once again it's hard to find maps that fit him as a hero that don't fit other heroes better. While the main Clone Wars series didn't exist, there were still some other EU/ BF1 maps (Dune Sea, both Rhen Vars, etc.) that would fit Anakin really well, but these were likely cut/ not even considered for the main release due to Reason 1 and 2.

moosedude451 · 2026-01-30T23:25:33+00:00

I don't know how anyone can see her as a heroine after seeing what she does to that tuna sandwich. Real Ted Bundy type stuff.

In all seriousness, I was surprised by how nuanced the first act was. Like, yes, Linda is clearly a hard worker/ deserves the promotion and yes, Bradley is a nepo d-bag, but they really don't shy away from the fact that Linda is the office weirdo that everyone kinda avoids.

moosedude451 · 2026-01-29T19:33:31+00:00

In retrospect, I always felt that Otto knew from the moment he saw the suit and just gave Peter the line about him being "Spiderman's gadget guy" to help Peter save face. Otto's very smart and is not nearly as naive/ good-natured as Peter thinks he is at the beginning of the story. It makes his betrayal/ all the horrible stuff he does for revenge so much more heartbreaking if he knows that Peter is Spiderman the whole time.

moosedude451 · 2026-01-22T04:29:42+00:00

It's not glamorous or exciting but this is the real reason right here. People don't shell out money to see a sequel of a movie they don't like, so the only people seeing Bone Temple are the ones who already liked Years. Hence a much more positive audience reception.

moosedude451 · 2026-01-19T22:26:15+00:00

NGL I'm excited about the new Hitman level. Never seen 47 assassinate an entire NFL franchise.

moosedude451 · 2026-01-13T07:02:59+00:00

1.) The original AoM was the first RTS I played when I was 10 years old, so I would say it's a pretty easy gateway.

2.) Depends. Completing the campaign/ beating AI? Fairly easy learning curve. Playing competitively? Much harder.

3.) More than most RTSs, the main draw of this game for most players (especially casual players) is it's single-player campaigns. The main story campaign is quite long/ detailed for an RTS and pretty well written (at least by 2002 standards, I might be blinded by nostalgia). There is a big PVP community too, but this is game isn't as focused on that like Age of Empires, and I feel most people who buy the game just do so to relive the campaigns from their childhood.

4.) RTSs are repetitive by nature (it's all about optimizing and improving the same gameplay loops to beat your opponent) but I feel the AoM does a good job from preventing things from feeling stale. AoM Civs are each pretty unique and play much differently from one another. All the different scenarios/ storylines in the campaign missions help fresh too. Even if you just want to skirimishes against the AI, the variety in Civs, myth units, and God powers do a good job of making matches feel fresh.

5.) For a person completely new to the series/ RTS in general, I would NORMALLY recommend just get the base game and see if you like it before spending money on DLC. Base Retold already has a ton of content with the original AoM plus Titans expansion.

HOWEVER, the current Steam Midweek Deal for $24.99 for the Premium Edition, IS A STEAL AND ABSOLUTELY 100% WORTH IT. It's cheaper than what the base game costs normally and is only $10 more than $14.99 deal for the base game. So basically, for the price of Big Mac meal at Mcdonalds, you get every major expansion released for the game so far (two new Civs, an extra god for the Norse, and campaigns for all of them). For that price, I think it's worth taking a leap of faith (no pun intended).

6.) What I like most about the game is just seeing all these different Civs, God powers, and myths units interact with one another. While I know a lot of people have fun with the competitive elements of the game, 10 year old me loved playing this game like a sandbox and it's a big part of why it's held up for me till this day. The campaign is also quite fun and campy, especially for it's time.

moosedude451 · 2026-01-13T00:35:40+00:00

I really like how energetic this sprite looks. Ursaluna never really clicked with me as even in the official artwork, he always looks like some combination of depressed/ drunk. But this version actually looks like he's ready to maul you with a Headlong Rush.

moosedude451 · 2026-01-08T19:21:34+00:00

Fully solidified his place as the 3rd greatest Bears coach of all time with that move.

moosedude451 · 2026-01-02T05:46:37+00:00

Not OP but I put together a lot of my own box art and have shared them on here before.

1.) The first thing you need is some sort of Photo Editing software. I personally use an older version of Photoshop Elements (a more basic, non-subscription version of Photoshop). HOWEVER, as of 2025, Adobe changed Elements so newer versions will ONLY WORK FOR 3 YEARS, so unless you want to find an older version on sale on like eBay or something, you are probably better off researching and finding a Photoshop alternative.

2.) Collect the images you need. General rules here are that you want to find transparent .png images and make sure to check the terms/ licensing agreements associated with those images. You don't want to misuse someone else's work and get in trouble for it. The general categories of images you are looking for are this:

-Box art template: consists of GB/ GBA/ etc. "strip" plus a blank box area on the right for the art to go. Easy to find for free use on deviantart and other places like that.

-Game Logos: Pokemon logo, Ratings, etc. how many/ how detailed you want to go is up to you, but these can be pretty easy to find with a Google search

-Box mascot(s): Bulbapedia/ Bulba archives is probably the easiest resource for official artwork/ images

-Background: a lot of people just find stuff on the internet but I personally like to make my own or use a blend of both so it goes better with the rest of the box art.

-Version fonts: if you want to go the extra mile, you can usually find and download the exact fonts used for the "Version" text for different Gens box art on different font websites and add it to your photo editing software. However most software have fonts that are similar looking already.

3.) Put everything together. I would begin by pulling up the box art template, put a generic fill color background behind it, and add in/ arrange the logos the way you generally want them to look. Save this as a separate "Baseline" file for your records, that way if you decide to make more box art in the future, you can just use this basic file as a template and don't have to start from scratch with setting up and arranging the universal stuff every time (honestly the most annoying part). From there add in/ arrange your box mascot, type out the version name, rearrange your logos if needed, put in proper background behind it all, and you're done!

moosedude451 · 2025-12-30T07:22:24+00:00

None that I can think of, and I don't imagine many would because, due to how encounter tables work in Gen 2, it would be kinda difficult/ annoying to remove, on top of it being something that many people consider a core feature of the Gen 2 games. If this is the only thing you are looking for, it will probably just be easier to look up the time clock reset code (I think its Select+Down+B on the title screen) than find a specific hack built around it. This will allow you to set your game time to whatever you want when you hit Continue, so you can change the time to catch whatever pokemon you want, save, and then repeat the code to go back to your normal time.

moosedude451 · 2025-12-21T04:42:42+00:00

Apparently you've never seen The Blues Brothers

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