On January 20 2015 04:38 WaveofShadow wrote: Alaric re: MTG also listen to other people. I have the exact same problem in that my drafting is probably my absolute weakest aspect of my card playing (HS included). Mordek I think you should totally give us both feedback on potential drafts haha
Sealed is a completely different monster from Draft though.
On January 20 2015 04:41 Alaric wrote: Geez I'm trying to make you useful and you pass on it. You really don't want to get these praises do you?
I don't find myself deserving of praise very often.
And yes yango I know, but even in sealed where your hand is held slightly more in terms of what to do depending on what you start with, I'm sure I'd still be shit for the same reasons (not that I know what those reason are).
I should have tried to go to a prerelease this weekend to learn something. Maybe for Dragons.
On January 20 2015 04:54 Requizen wrote: Wow, watching some Evolve gameplay videos, it looks really, really fun.
It got old pretty fast when it was first given out, not sure how it is now, but yeah, for the first couple matches its kinda fun, but if you queue in a group of 2-4, none of you will be the monster.
On January 20 2015 06:00 jcarlsoniv wrote: Layover in Tampa for 2.5 hours. Bring on the BPPX aids.
@phyvo - I have no set up netplay for P:M, but mostly cuz I'm a lazy fuck and don't have a USB GC controller
Setting it up is pretty easy, the hardest part is getting a brawl ISO. That was only difficult for me though because I decided to rip it from my own disk rather than torrent it.
There are adapters you can buy that allow you to use standard GC controllers. The official nintendo one (technically for the Wii U) is the best but currently the normal sellers are sold out and people are price gouging with them on amazon ($70 instead of the original $20).
I think Best Buy might still have them in-store, I'll have to check it out.
On January 20 2015 04:54 Requizen wrote: Wow, watching some Evolve gameplay videos, it looks really, really fun.
Friends of mine were in the beta. The said it was a blast, but with the lack of monsters they didn't deem it worth buying.
It strikes me as a prettier and slightly different L4D, which I got bored of really quickly. I know people who still play that though, so I guess if that's your thing it may very well be worth the money. At $60 though I'm staying far away.
It looks ridiculously fun, and with the content in the trailer I could at least have fun for a few hours. Those skills are what I wanted from end game D3. Just tear ass with massively damaging and massively huge effects.
Is there goiing to be a Western port of this, can Western people even play it?
It looks ridiculously fun, and with the content in the trailer I could at least have fun for a few hours. Those skills are what I wanted from end game D3. Just tear ass with massively damaging and massively huge effects.
Is there goiing to be a Western port of this, can Western people even play it?
This game actually looks really fun, I wants... I read that they will be doing worldwide in the future. Date is TBA
Lost Ark looks really pretty, but even if it gets a western port you have to keep in mind that it's likely going to be super grindy. Remember Pindleskin/Meph runs in D2? Think that times 1000.
On January 20 2015 06:47 Seuss wrote: Lost Ark looks really pretty, but even if it gets a western port you have to keep in mind that it's likely going to be super grindy. Remember Pindleskin/Meph runs in D2? Think that times 1000.
Yeah, Korean RPGs tend to be a bit...absurd in this regard.
On January 20 2015 06:47 Seuss wrote: Lost Ark looks really pretty, but even if it gets a western port you have to keep in mind that it's likely going to be super grindy. Remember Pindleskin/Meph runs in D2? Think that times 1000.
I can deal with that. I'm used to D2 and Silkroad Online and Runescape are in my gaming resumé. Grinding used to be a strong point of me.
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