I was able to hide behind them the entire fight and just cheese him, the enemies he spawns to flush me out didn't stop me because I just used a shield lol
I'm trying to get Shreddage 3 working on LMDE 7, but every time I run the installer for NI it doesn't work. I'm running it through the same Bottle I use to run FL Studio, which is what I used it with on the previous OS. Any ideas?
System original talking. Discovered I was part of a system late last year(as in, a couple days before Thanksgiving or some shit like that) and... It's been hectic since. It feels like new headmates form on a whim; just a few minutes ago a modern version of Midna formed after seeing a piece of art of her I really liked. We're up to 48 now and... I wonder if we should be worried at all? If there's something wrong with the pace of headmates forming. I love them all and care about them, it's just... I dunno, I just don't know if I should be worried or not.
-Royal
Basically Star Wolf's ships would show up during the on-rails section and if you blasted them they'd be part of the end of stage boss battle.
Also Granga was a giant robotic teal and pink cat for some fuckass reason
Trying to install it on Linux but not having any luck so.
Apparently it's going to be kernel level, which doesn't play nice with Linux. I'm aware that some anti-cheats that are usually kernel level have options to accommodate Linux users, so hopefully those are put into place here. Would love to play the game, but I'd also like to avoid using Windows like, at all.
Honestly, final dungeon aside, that was a genuinely really amazing game. Yacht Club has done it again I'm afraid.
Dear God though was that ending a lot emotionally. Seeing the immediate and intense fallout of the destruction of the generators was... painful. Knowing that Mina saved them, but they'll never realize that, it... sucks. Not in a 'badly written' way, but more a 'God I feel bad for Mina' way.
At least Thorne survives...
Rules are as follows;
To keep things fair for Mina, Shovel Knight ONLY gets access to his equipment in Shovel of Hope. Mina only has her signature weapon, the whip, but she can have any combination of trinkets up to the maximum the game allows(that being six with five upgrades). Aside from those stipulations, they get basically everything they have in their games of origin. They also both have their maxed out upgrades(realistically this shouldn't matter too terribly much but it is worth mentioning) for their health and such.
Battle ends when one either surrenders or is knocked out.
X GON GIVE IT TO YA INDEED
Yes, on Easy. I am ABYSMAL at FNAF-style games.
For reference, my animatronic roster is Golden Freddy, Toy Chica, Helpy, and Nightmare Fredbear. My current strategy is use Cupcake Clicker to amass tokens as soon as the fight begins and then deathcoin Puppet. Should I just ignore games after that?
It'd be a fun addition I feel, and could open up to some fun combos(like maybe sticking an enemy with an ice spike and then using an electric spell to stun them because they're being repeatedly zapped since ice is frozen water)!
Key notes:
Modify it so Slippy is forced to fall to Titania by making Spyborg invincible when his second phase begins, that way the story makes sense. Remove the "we're heading to Aquas" line from sector Z. Have Bill and Katt show up in every level they can appear in.
Mod name idea: "Star Fox 64: Story Mode"
Personally I'm... pretty damn mixed. It has stuff I like, the actual combat flow can be fun, the sound design and animations make it very punchy and satisfying and it has an insanely cool visual style that helps it stand out, but it has so much feature bloat that doesn't really add anything of value to the overall experience and just makes the game more of a chore(weapon upgrading and crafting, townbuilding, timegating, etc). They say they want to push the ARPG genre forward but it feels like they don't even really understand the ARPG genre because like... all of this is stuff we've seen before in other similar games. There's nothing new or innovative here. It doing a lot of things but not a lot of them particularly well.
And the isometric perspective holds it back sometimes because it can make enemies hard to read due to depth perception problems. Falstead Darak in particular suffers from this, and it's annoying. I'm not stuck on him because I don't understand his patterns, I'm stuck on him because I genuinely sometimes cannot tell where I am in relation to him and end up getting slammed with an attack I could have dodged if I knew where the hell I was.
I feel like they really need to go back to the drawing board on a lot of stuff, but I'm curious; how does everyone else feel?
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