On November 19 2016 09:44 mordek wrote: Anyone have a Wii U? Thinking about checking for deals next week and upgrading from my 10 yr old Wii. Primarily interested in what the best party and coop games are. Obviously that is the wii's forte but if there's not that many great ones I could pass.
Most fun party games in my experience are:
Nintendoland - lots of mini games crammed into a game, really fun
Mario kart - self-explanatory
Smash - if you're into that kind of thing which all my friends are
Most fun co-op:
Yoshi's wooly world - really had a lot of fun playing it
Donkey kong tropical freeze - if you're a fan of the games
Obligatory you should buy them because they're cool games:
Mario maker - always something new, always something really fun for whatever mood you're in
Splatoon - lot of fun just in general
Probably missing a few, you can pick up Marios if you're into them (world/bros etc), mario party 10 is alrightish but stupid train system makes it fucking boring. Bayonetta is good but single player
Have you tried mario 3d? I heard it's meant to be really good
We have super mario bros u, but its kinda a drag to play with younger siblings because they can't keep up, and also the controls feel kinda sluggish at times >.>
Super mario 3d world? yeah I've got it but I haven't really played it much and I kinda should because it's pretty good but the only times I tend to boot up my wii u nowadays is to play with friends and they'd rather play other things.
The wii u shop is sluggish as shit/expensive but they also have a bunch of great older games for the virtual console which I spend a lot of time playing too which is great.
Super Mario 3D World is fun, but I haven't played tons since it's definitely a game to play with friends
On November 19 2016 23:40 Requizen wrote: Continuing through my Steam backlog: Mark of the Ninja was a really fun 2D stealth platformer, very different feel from a lot of games. Though I generally don't like stealth games (I'm not what you would call "patient" or "subtle"), I had a lot of fun figuring my way through it. Would recommend.
MotN is a great game. The speed run is very silly.
On November 19 2016 23:40 Requizen wrote: Continuing through my Steam backlog: Mark of the Ninja was a really fun 2D stealth platformer, very different feel from a lot of games. Though I generally don't like stealth games (I'm not what you would call "patient" or "subtle"), I had a lot of fun figuring my way through it. Would recommend.
I've been playing this game on and off for a looong time. I think it's enjoyable, but my attention span is about 5 minutes when playing it for some reason.
On November 18 2016 11:12 sung_moon wrote: Finally. Beat the Darkest Dungeon. Yall can shit on me for how long it took (Week 192), but idgaf, Hamlet is safe for now!
I'm on week 262 and I'm nowhere near finishing because I'm doing completionist boss killing. Also there was one really bad patch that wiped out like half my characters and costed me 50-100k gold because they added all those stress AOE mobs and way overturned them before adding the quality of life turn changes.
On November 18 2016 11:12 sung_moon wrote: Finally. Beat the Darkest Dungeon. Yall can shit on me for how long it took (Week 192), but idgaf, Hamlet is safe for now!
I'm on week 262 and I'm nowhere near finishing because I'm doing completionist boss killing. Also there was one really bad patch that wiped out like half my characters and costed me 50-100k gold because they added all those stress AOE mobs and way overturned them before adding the quality of life turn changes.
Wait, you can beat the game by simply beating the Darkest Dungeon? Always assumed I had to beat every single boss in the game lol.
It's optional. Also I lost 2 level 6's because my party missed 3 consecutive times against the stupid brigand pounder's matchman. This is like the 3rd time I've tried killing this ahole and I just miss everything. Argh.
On November 18 2016 11:12 sung_moon wrote: Finally. Beat the Darkest Dungeon. Yall can shit on me for how long it took (Week 192), but idgaf, Hamlet is safe for now!
I'm on week 262 and I'm nowhere near finishing because I'm doing completionist boss killing. Also there was one really bad patch that wiped out like half my characters and costed me 50-100k gold because they added all those stress AOE mobs and way overturned them before adding the quality of life turn changes.
Wait, you can beat the game by simply beating the Darkest Dungeon? Always assumed I had to beat every single boss in the game lol.
I'm having an inordinate amount of fun taking care of my Pokemon after battles and stuff. Also the Otter keeps naming my Pokemon after fruits and vegetables for some reason.
I caved and bought it last night. I'm actually really glad I'm walking into this game knowing nothing about it. I definitely feel a nostalgic sense of wonder as I'm discovering Pokemon I haven't the faintest idea about.
I find it amusing that all my friends that gripe about it and I think I've played it the least, despite being the only person willing to roll with the punches on it. I wanted to be rid of the chibi avatars and I got it. That was the #1 thing I wanted and never expected to get.
Basically the dude was super high ranked on consoles, and people kept criticizing him because clearly wall riding is easier on consoles and/or none of that would be possible when playing against the PC master race.
So he bought the PC version and crushed his way to super high rankings.
Meanwhile my jaw is on the floor because he's casually hopping in and out of windows like he has wings, soloing Lucio's counters, and switching between speed and healing just to throw off people's aim.
On November 22 2016 06:26 Seuss wrote: and switching between speed and healing just to throw off people's aim.
Partially. He's also doing it to slow his momentum at necessary moments (to hit walls in a particular fashion) and then super boost for more crazy physics. Switching into and out of healing aura also gives the benefit of maximizing healing through lots of little bursts.
On November 22 2016 06:26 Seuss wrote: and switching between speed and healing just to throw off people's aim.
Partially. He's also doing it to slow his momentum at necessary moments (to hit walls in a particular fashion) and then super boost for more crazy physics. Switching into and out of healing aura also gives the benefit of maximizing healing through lots of little bursts.
I'm really glad i stopped playing OW after seeing tournaments and the high level play videos for like genji lucio and stuff. Just not what i'm into. Glad you still enjoy it though :D Meanwhile new OPs an 2 new maps in R6S, Japan time. And ubi announced another 4 seasons ^_^
as someone who has never played overwatch and the fact he's moving around a whole freaking lot to the point i cant tell what hes doing i conclude that he's playing super optimally.
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