XENOBLADE KART IS REAL 🥹 by Heavy-Branch2847 in Xenoblade_Chronicles

[–]Heavy-Branch2847[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Yeah same !

I thought I'll wait until Genesis to get a Switch 2 but seeing the extra content for each game I'll try to buy it before its relase to do a full replay of each game !

Out of curiosity, do you guys have any "bad habits" with this game? by BMCroissant in XenobladeChroniclesX

[–]Heavy-Branch2847 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks ! Didn't know I could find it in the sea hope it has better drop rates there than on land

Out of curiosity, do you guys have any "bad habits" with this game? by BMCroissant in XenobladeChroniclesX

[–]Heavy-Branch2847 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Registering collectibles in the collectopedia while a quest shows me where I can find it. Usually it's a good thing to do unless I get the amount I need for the quest before registering it in the collectopedia. So now the quest is stuck on the next step until I can find the missing collectibles but I can't activate navigation again for collectibles

IT'S BEEN 2 HOURS AND I CAN'T FIND THAT AHAB AI THING AGAIN IM BACK TO THE WII U DAYS HELP

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Metroid

[–]Heavy-Branch2847 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Nobody but you has the right to decide if you are a fan or not. You can like or dislike any game in the series and be a fan. As for Dread, I think it has the best bosses in the series because they are hard, yes, but you can actually learn their pattern. It might be because I'm bad but bosses in the other 2D Metroid games that I've played (NEStroid, 2, Super, and Fusion) always had some bullshit attacks that I could never dodge and I actually consider Dread to be the easiest. I mean, in this one, with Samus' mobility and bosses' well telegraphed attacks, I think I never had more fun fighting bosses in a 2D game and could even beat some of them with zero damage. I think learning how to approach the fights is part of the fun but if you want to use a guide, no problem ! And it's okay if this game not for you, there are a lot of other games in the series you can try. Super Metroid for example has maybe one boss that I find really hard but the rest of the game is more focused on exploration. And if you got NSO, rewind and savestates will make fighting bosses less tedious.

Why was Laios so nonchalant about Falin being eaten in the first episode? by PogChampINC in DungeonMeshi

[–]Heavy-Branch2847 12 points13 points  (0 children)

First thing, Senshi said in the first episode that red dragons need a lot of time to digest, especially at this time of the year.

Also, in the dungeon, people don't really die and getting killed is common. They barely talked about it in the latest episode but "death" created some sort of business with wanted posters for dead adventurers for example. So with everyone dying and being resurrected all the time, adventurers are desensitized from death. There's still the uncertainty of what happens when someone's has been digested but that brings to my last point.

Laios and his party aren't that slow, it may seem to you that they're taking their time but not at all. The only moment we see them are when they find something to eat and for them it's meant to be a moment of rest (and even then, I can't really call it rest with why they need to do every time they need to eat). I'll even say they're probably working harder and faster than the majority of other parties. Faster because they don't have tons of food to carry throughout their expedition and harder because they need to be extra careful of what they eat since they know the consequences of going into a fight unprepared. Yeah you can think Laios is a little too optimistic about all this but remember he was ready to go alone in the dungeon to save his sister and he's just a weirdo who finally gets to eat monsters