Currently on my third playthrough of Triangle Strategy. The second one was much shorter then the first at around 30 hours. They did a nice job with the various branching paths. This game has rekindled my love of SRPG’s. Really need to get back to Fire Emblem: Three Houses and finish that game.
Triangle Strategy, third playthrough, 30 hours, Three Houses. That's a lot of threes. I'm in the mood for Fire Emblem myself, but I have to finish Bugsnax first (amongst the inevitable other things).
Triangle Strategy, third playthrough, 30 hours, Three Houses. That's a lot of threes. I'm in the mood for Fire Emblem myself, but I have to finish Bugsnax first (amongst the inevitable other things).
But it seems to have the same problem as adventure games. Miss one tiny thing and face a brick wall of no progress till you read a guide and painstakingly find the one unnoticeable thing you need to proceed.
Triangle Strategy, third playthrough, 30 hours, Three Houses. That's a lot of threes. I'm in the mood for Fire Emblem myself, but I have to finish Bugsnax first (amongst the inevitable other things).
It all makes sense now!
Splatoon 3 is also launching soon. It's a sign Arch! Don't ignore the sign!
For a start if you hold down the jump button your character constantly jumps which is odd.
But the levels are like a more complicated version of Stick it to the man. And because the levels flip between light side and dark side everything is reversed. So the lake on the left in the dead world becomes the lake on the right when you enter the human world.
This has been another all Triangle Strategy weekend for me. Just recently finished my third playthrough of the game and got the “true” ending this time. Very good stuff. Started a fourth playthrough. I believe that there is one more ending for me to get along with two more characters to get as well.
I have put down Monster Hunter Rise out of frustration. I'm at the final battle and keep losing at the 2/3 health down mark. At this point I'm probably going to have to fight some other battles to build some better armor, but I'm just burned out right now and don't have a lot of interest in spending more time on the game.
I have played one game of Tetris99 and came in first.
And we tried playing some Borderlands 3, but the game kept kicking me out due to connection errors, despite my Xbone saying the connection was fine. One time the Xbone just shut itself off during a reconnect, another the screen went black and wouldn't display anything anymore, despite audio cues signaling it was still running. The game's is an absolute mess. We've had glitches and bugs preventing us from furthering the story, there's horrendous lag, regardless if you're the host or not, my mate even said he has experienced lag when playing solo, ... And as far as design goes, I think they went a bit overboard on the gun variables. There's so many possibilities that everything kind of just blurs into one drab mess. And at the same time I feel that some of the better modifiers from BL2 are missing. There's nothing to really allow for crowd control, like the grenades in BL2 that would pull foes towards them. The only reason we're sticking with it is because the core gunplay is ok and we don't know what else we'd like to play.
Currently on my third playthrough of Triangle Strategy. The second one was much shorter then the first at around 30 hours. They did a nice job with the various branching paths. This game has rekindled my love of SRPG’s. Really need to get back to Fire Emblem: Three Houses and finish that game.
Triangle Strategy, third playthrough, 30 hours, Three Houses. That's a lot of threes. I'm in the mood for Fire Emblem myself, but I have to finish Bugsnax first (amongst the inevitable other things).
By Miu Watanabe.
It all makes sense now!
Enjoying Stick it to the Man.
But it seems to have the same problem as adventure games. Miss one tiny thing and face a brick wall of no progress till you read a guide and painstakingly find the one unnoticeable thing you need to proceed.
Got stuck for ages because a sticker I received didn't display properly so I had no idea it was in my inventory.
Splatoon 3 is also launching soon. It's a sign Arch! Don't ignore the sign!
Solid game. Has a couple of bugs which held me up. Love the visuals and bizarre world.
Started Flipping Death by the same dev.
Liking it so far, don't like how the camera no longer zooms for character close ups.
The in your face face close ups disconnect me from the world a bit.
The Paul McCartney concert was amazing. The traffic around the stadium was atrocious.
For a start if you hold down the jump button your character constantly jumps which is odd.
But the levels are like a more complicated version of Stick it to the man. And because the levels flip between light side and dark side everything is reversed. So the lake on the left in the dead world becomes the lake on the right when you enter the human world.
This has been another all Triangle Strategy weekend for me. Just recently finished my third playthrough of the game and got the “true” ending this time. Very good stuff. Started a fourth playthrough. I believe that there is one more ending for me to get along with two more characters to get as well.
What have you strategists been up to?
I have played one game of Tetris99 and came in first.
And we tried playing some Borderlands 3, but the game kept kicking me out due to connection errors, despite my Xbone saying the connection was fine. One time the Xbone just shut itself off during a reconnect, another the screen went black and wouldn't display anything anymore, despite audio cues signaling it was still running. The game's is an absolute mess. We've had glitches and bugs preventing us from furthering the story, there's horrendous lag, regardless if you're the host or not, my mate even said he has experienced lag when playing solo, ... And as far as design goes, I think they went a bit overboard on the gun variables. There's so many possibilities that everything kind of just blurs into one drab mess. And at the same time I feel that some of the better modifiers from BL2 are missing. There's nothing to really allow for crowd control, like the grenades in BL2 that would pull foes towards them. The only reason we're sticking with it is because the core gunplay is ok and we don't know what else we'd like to play.
I think it feels like it's added enough elements to expand on what they did in stick it to the man.
It's more difficult, but not too difficult. The platforming is better, the dual worlds and possession mechanics adds complexity.
Art and world look fantastic as expected.
I didn't get a chance to play anything this weekend. I did watch my kids play Goat Simulator for hours.