Scratch

cocoanut wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

cocoanut wrote:

And Metroid Prime 3 was terrible. No puzzles. It was a shooter. Just a shooter. No puzzles. It was blam, blam, blam. Shoot all the time. Nothing to it. Easy, easy. Shooter. Nothing to stimulate your brain.

So are all Metroid Games IMO.

No, you-think-you-know-everything-kind-of-guy, not the other two Metroid Prime games. Most of the games' puzzles are frustratingly hard. Clearly you haven't played the GC ones. 

Clearly you have an abnormality that you actually like first-person shooter games. 

Last edited by Lucario621 (2010-01-21 22:04:50)

adriangl wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

cocoanut wrote:

No, you-think-you-know-everything-kind-of-guy, not the other two Metroid Prime games. Most of the games' puzzles are frustratingly hard. Clearly you haven't played the GC ones. 

Clearly you have an abnormality that you actually like first-person shooter games. 

Metroid Prime is one of the hardest games you will play. Do you know how many times I have to circle through a level before reaching my destination(usually a difficult boss)?

Long boring gameplay. Exactly. Whats so fun about that.

cocoanut wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

cocoanut wrote:

No, you-think-you-know-everything-kind-of-guy, not the other two Metroid Prime games. Most of the games' puzzles are frustratingly hard. Clearly you haven't played the GC ones. 

Clearly you have an abnormality that you actually like first-person shooter games. 

Tell me, how do you kill this guy:
http://metroid.retropixel.net/mprime/boss_flaahgra4.jpg

You don't just shoot. Plus it's the easiest boss in the game, and for newcomers he can be somewhat difficult. Difficult because you don't know what to do.

What about for the Spider Guardian boss in Echoes?

You don't fire your beam once.

Let me tell you, Prime isn't a first person shooter. It's an adventure-puzzle game. If you play it, you'd agree with me.

The scan visor isn't in FPSs. It gives you information about virtually anything.

Plus the super-easy lock on: clearly it wasn't made for difficulty about shooting.

It was for the puzzles.

Hmm.... based on the leg positioning and the fact that its in the beginning of the game, that you have to kill it by *insert super awesomely detailed correct answer*

cocoanut wrote:

*gasps and drops jaw*

Exactly.

Woah, you are taking this game the wrong way Lucario. It...is...hard. And not long-boring gameplay hard, actual hard. Things that intrigue you but are still hard.

Lucario621 wrote:

cocoanut wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

Clearly you have an abnormality that you actually like first-person shooter games. 

Tell me, how do you kill this guy:
http://metroid.retropixel.net/mprime/boss_flaahgra4.jpg

You don't just shoot. Plus it's the easiest boss in the game, and for newcomers he can be somewhat difficult. Difficult because you don't know what to do.

What about for the Spider Guardian boss in Echoes?

You don't fire your beam once.

Let me tell you, Prime isn't a first person shooter. It's an adventure-puzzle game. If you play it, you'd agree with me.

The scan visor isn't in FPSs. It gives you information about virtually anything.

Plus the super-easy lock on: clearly it wasn't made for difficulty about shooting.

It was for the puzzles.

Hmm.... based on the leg positioning and the fact that its in the beginning of the game, that you have to kill it by *insert super awesomely detailed correct answer*

cocoanut wrote:

*gasps and drops jaw*

Exactly.

Nope, you're losing the argument.

Each panel reflects sunlight toward the giant plant guy. If it doesn't get sunlight, it gets weak.

The first time, you have to shoot a little panel at a specific point, making it fall to an angle in which it doesn't reflect the light. You can stun him by shooting him, but that won't lower his health.

Now, a root of his protruding from a small tunnel retracts. Get in to morph ball form, roll in, and set a bomb where his roots are. You'll hurt him, and the panel that you shot down returns to its original position. Now you have to lower two panels, then the next time three, then four.

If you take too long before shooting down all the panels, they'll all return to the original position.
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Y'see, if you don't like puzzles, why play any game at all? The reason to play video games is to feel rewarded at the end. If there are no puzzles, there's no way to be rewarded 'cause it's all so easy, and there's no point in playing it.

Last edited by cocoanut (2010-01-21 22:26:11)

LEGO STAR WARS!!! 
MUAHAHAHA!



What I like about it...

• Is Lego, which is so... harmless.
• Is cute!
• Has good 3D.
• The gameplay.

I like the Ace Attorney series at the moment ^^

Miles Edgeworth, Ace attorney investigations is also being released here next month  .

Chrischb wrote:

LEGO STAR WARS!!! 
MUAHAHAHA!



What I like about it...

• Is Lego, which is so... harmless.
• Is cute!
• Has good 3D.
• The gameplay.

I play that
It's too unviolent 

juststickman wrote:

Super smash bros melee... probably... WHY DID THEY GET RID OF ROY???

Because Ike is way cooler of a character, even if he doesn't place well in tourneys.

cocoanut wrote:

banana500 wrote:

Uhhh...lemme see... TWILIGHT PRINCESS FTW. 

Nah, that wasn't bad, but really, really easy. Play Ocarina.

Twilight Princess was easy for hardcore players.
I can tell this because I lent it to my friend (it's all she's been playing for the last week) and she's been dying all over the place and having a generally hard experience. She's using me as a guide since I've beat the game five times over and I know certain dungeons front and back.
It's still a fantastic game.

First of all, his frikin' name is Sho Minamimoto (i dont no how i memorized this) my favorite game is the world ends with you. just look at my profile picture.

Mass Effect and Half life 2.
IMPLICATIONS, UNPLEASANT

TLOZ TP = Epicwin!!!