On June 23 2009 15:10 SCC-Faust wrote:
So here I am, sitting in my room alone in the dark with a 2 liter of coke and a bag of chips. Trying to beat this game in one sitting but can't find the first dungeon. Mother fucker.

This made me spit ice tea all across my room! You sir are too funny.

Good luck with beating it :p

Flow.of.soul

United States210 Posts

June 23 2009 16:18 GMT

#45

You are in the wrong dungeon, its not the NPC's fault. Once you know where to go in FF1 it is an awesome game, especially if you do the extra dungeons in the Dawn of Souls edition.

Durak

Canada3684 Posts

June 23 2009 16:47 GMT

#46

How much fun could a remake of this game be? The real challenge came from needing to play the game a dozen times to beat it. If something bumped your NES, you lost your save game after weeks of progress.

kidd

United States2848 Posts

June 23 2009 16:49 GMT

#47

On June 23 2009 19:42 FaCE_1 wrote:
I never finished the FF1... Only 2D FF that I didn't finish

Onion ftw

Yeah, same here... except I've played every FF except this one and FF11

n.DieJokes

United States3443 Posts

June 23 2009 17:17 GMT

#48

Most memorable Gaming moment; 1st and only win against a C- player; two hatch slow lurk dropped his ass. Awesome

cgrinker

United States3824 Posts

June 23 2009 18:03 GMT

#49

On June 23 2009 15:36 iCCup.d(O.o)a wrote:

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OMG and how could I forget playing Wolfenstein ET!

BLEGH again I forgot legend of dragoon. Possibly the best playstation game EVER.

LOTD MOTHERFUCKERS!\

I love these threads. We almost sound like the noobfaqs threads but its just because we are passionate about the games from our childhood.

Grobyc

Canada18410 Posts

June 23 2009 18:24 GMT

#50

I fucking love GoldenEye, but Perfect Dark is much better in terms of gameplay.

Slightly more on-topic, why are two of your character's names covered in red?

Ancestral

United States3230 Posts

June 23 2009 20:16 GMT

#51

On June 23 2009 19:42 FaCE_1 wrote:
I never finished the FF1... Only 2D FF that I didn't finish

Onion ftw

The GBA version is retardedly easy. Essentially the only leveling you have to do is the battles you'll end up fighting between bosses / towns anyway.

Compared to NES or those other remakes that use the same numbers is ridiculous. I'd venture to say it's the easiest RPG I've ever played

Chef

10810 Posts

June 23 2009 21:09 GMT

#52

On June 23 2009 15:21 SCC-Faust wrote:

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HO-LY SHIT.

Well maybe the storyline was better for GoldenEye, I don't know.
I never play storylines unless it REALLY catches my interest.

Never played Starcraft campaign and never will. But imo Perfect Dark's multiplayer just rapes the shit out of GoldenEye's. I cannot tell you how accomplished I would feel after railing the fuck outta noob bots with the farsight gun or slayer missile-controlled shots. Life owned.

Not a chance. It sounds like you just liked playing against computers.

For HUMAN multiplayer, GoldenEye is still something my friends and I play. Proxy mines are so damn fun in that game, not to mention all the levels are much better designed and the controls are more customizable.

I mean... I guess GoldenEye would suck if there were no License to Kill because everyone kinda takes forever to die otherwise, but with License to Kill there's no way PD is funner... Gameplay is way better.

That's not to say I didn't have fun with PD multiplayer... trip mines and laptop sentry guns were fun to hide in a hole with against an unstoppable hoard of CPUs with your friend but... It was no where near as competetive or skill-oriented as GoldenEye /w License to Kill on. Which for longterm value is important.

Chef

10810 Posts

June 23 2009 21:13 GMT

#53

On June 24 2009 05:16 Ancestral wrote:

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Isn't that how all RPGs work? It's never actually mandatory to grind levels.. That would be stupid and boring. I remember playing FFIX all the way thru with two friends and they kept saying 'we have to grind blah blah blah' but I'd refuse to endure that... And you know what? We were pretty much good to go at every boss fight anyway. Grinding in RPGs is like building up to 200/200 in the SC campaign so that you can kill the computer massive 3 sunken 8 hydralisk and 3 ultralisks army. As long as you choose your attacks with some degree of intelligence, the game is meant to be winnable without grinding.

Ancestral

United States3230 Posts

June 23 2009 21:46 GMT

#54

Well, first off I disagree with your premise that RPG's should all work that way, but obviously there's no problem that we differ regarding that. But in FF1, you had to grind, or be really smart. There are vids on Youtube of beating Chaos at like level 8, but even when you do grind there are plenty of monsters that can kill you in one hit, paralyze your entire party and then kill you all etc.

It was a lot harder and definitely required some leveling (for people like me, maybe the crafty ones wouldn't have to).

SCC-Faust

United States3736 Posts

June 23 2009 21:47 GMT

#55

I remember an N64 emulator allowed people to play online together.

Me and StalinRuSh played Super Smash Bros for a bit after it took me forever to configure the online technical stuff. If you guys are up for it and someone can figure out how to do it, we should find like 4 people to stay up all night and play Goldeneye or Perfect Dark. Maybe even a tournament!

Edit: I fell asleep while playing FF1.
But I'm glad I did because when I woke up to play it my game glitched and froze.
Would have been so mad if I played continuously to have all that shit fucked up.

So I suck at life.