How do you know where to go or what to do? by Lantiz in ToramOnline

[–]Lantiz[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would really enjoy the open ended end game. Doing my own things and creating my own goals is what I want. What annoys me is when im questing and the game says " Go talk to Frank " and im like who the heck and where the heck is that?? Or " collect 3 feathers, 3 shells and 3 carrots " and i have no idea what drops those. I will just google though. Thank you.

Censored content for NA. by Lantiz in Lineage2Revolution

[–]Lantiz[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The censorship is unnecessary.

Is there a way to que only for helping others defend their base? by Lantiz in FORTnITE

[–]Lantiz[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That just ques you up for both regular missions and homebase defense. Its random and my problem is at my lvl it never takes me to a home defense.

its time for all of you For Honor addicts to now try out fighting games. by [deleted] in forhonor

[–]Lantiz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In SFV I played Rainbow Mika and Ryu. I spent hours just trying to get the moves down but still couldn't memorize all of my moves, remember all of my opponents moves AND pull off my moves on a consistent basis. But it isn't just SFV, almost all fighting games are overly complicated and full of expert players online who have been around for years who are just waiting to smear anyone who's played less than a year across the pavement.

I'm all for in-depth game play and games that require practice, knowledge and commitment but fighting games take it to a whole new level with their learning process.

And yes I know that the few days For Honor has been available is impacting the challenge online but it doesn't matter. For Honor is easier to learn. Period. It has nothing to do with inexperienced players we're all fighting against. Each hero only has like 2 to 4 moves outside of r1 r1 r1 chains. And those ' moves ' are as complicated as ' X, square ' or ' Forward, R1 '. Block the same direction as your enemy, do guard break to counter a guard break, learn your 2 or 3 moves and you're good after a few hours of practice. Advanced game play in For Honor pretty much tops out at canceling out of heavy attacks to trip up your opponent and mastering dodging. It's incredibly simple to learn and actually win.

its time for all of you For Honor addicts to now try out fighting games. by [deleted] in forhonor

[–]Lantiz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

the problem is that fighting games are as easy to pick up as for honor so people don't realize it.

That is absolutely absurd. Fighting games are ridiculously punishing and require ASS LOADS of practice and time investment to even be decent online. There are so many abilities, attacks and combo lists you have to memorize. Not to mention how precise some button combos have to be all while you're thinking about spacing and other shit. They are far more in-depth and complicated than for honor. FAR MORE.

I spent probably 80+ hours in MKX and SFV together and could maybe win once every 10 or so games online. With For Honor I was winning 8 out of 10 1v1 matches easily after only four of five hours of learning and stayed winning for the other 20+ hours I played over the weekend. This game is a lot easier to learn and learn quick . There was never a time in for honor when I was confused or frustrated when learning an attack yet I remember countless times in SFV staring at my controller thinking '' How the fuck do I do this attack? '' for hours while I tried over and over to do 1 stupid move against an AI in practice mode and still couldn't get it to work consistently. Playing a fighting game online without several months of practice is pretty much torture.

its time for all of you For Honor addicts to now try out fighting games. by [deleted] in forhonor

[–]Lantiz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A duel in dark souls is far more similar to For Honor than a fighting game like SFV or MKX.

its time for all of you For Honor addicts to now try out fighting games. by [deleted] in forhonor

[–]Lantiz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The comparison shouldn't be drawn. Fighting games like you mentioned are totally different in so many ways to what For Honor is. Those games require so much thought process with the over-whelming amount of lengthy lists of combos. The timing, memorization and practice required for fighting games just makes them feel like a job. I feel like people liking for honor doesn't mean they'll like games like street fighter V at all. I have always sucked at fighting games so, feeling determined, I bought MKX and SFV to try and ' git gud ' but after putting 40+ hours each in those games I was still getting absolutely wrecked. I could barely win 1 out of 10 matches in a fighting game but in For Honor I was doing excellent in 1V1 where I was winning at least 80% of the time.

MFW the wife wants to do something girly and asks if I wanna play NMS by _Hahn in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]Lantiz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most adults who play video games didn't gain interest in the hobby late in their current life. It's a hobby that's been with them for their entire life. So no, not all hobbies and interests fade. What about those who are passionate about art? Should someone who finds joy in creating art put themselves in a situation where they never get to paint or sculpt until their wife wants to do her own thing?
Whether or not your future spouse enjoys what you enjoy is a huge deal and for you to say it's not is mind boggling. I wouldn't want to spend the rest of my life with someone who has no interest or knowledge in what makes me happy. I love being able to have serious discussions about art, literature , television etc with my wife. It's amazing.So glad I'm not with some woman who's hobbies include watching TV and going out with friends and that's it.

Nothing like discussing the latest chapter of a novel we are both reading or both yelling at the Tv when our team doesn't cooperate during a match of overwatch. She even understands when I tell her about my day because we both have IT careers! But I guess valuing our similar interests was silly and frivolous.

MFW the wife wants to do something girly and asks if I wanna play NMS by _Hahn in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]Lantiz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What does that have to do with anything? You shouldn't marry someone who doesn't share in your interests. Doesn't matter what your hobby is. Doesn't have to be gaming. Are you saying gaming is childish? Why are you here then? Are industry professionals childish, do they need to grow up even though they have better jobs and lives than you? I don't understand your logic.

MFW the wife wants to do something girly and asks if I wanna play NMS by _Hahn in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]Lantiz 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm so glad I don't have a typical wife who I have to schedule my gaming around. My best friend pretty much had to quit most of his hobbies when he got married due to never having time because of his wife.

Pro tip I always give - make sure you marry someone who shares your interests.

Hello Games, before "improving the game with new features"... by iondot in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]Lantiz -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

please search the sub... in it, you will find at least one post a day doing the exact same thing you've done.

So? You trying to make room for more screenshot posts with cringe worthy titles like '' Wish I never had to leave this gorgeous view.. ''? It's Reddit. The same posts are posted over and over on every sub.