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SaviorX on 13 July 2009
Soriku said:
Maybe you'll like the battle system more once you get more magnus. But what don't you like about it specifically? Is it just that you have a hard time getting the magnus you need quickly enough? Later on you don't really get that problem. I think the more good choices you make, the easier it is to get cards you need. When I go back and play and do a combo I almost always get the magnus I need. You should continue it.

Oh, and Sagi gets MUCH better after the big plot twist later in the game.

Maybe I just needed more time. After beating FF7 and FF10, I was starved for RPGs. It seems like nothing has been good since FF7, but that is only because I haven't ventred out into anything else.

 

I will get back to BKO eventually.



Leatherhat on July 6th, 2012 3pm. Vita sales:"3 mil for COD 2 mil for AC. Maybe more. "  thehusbo on July 6th, 2012 5pm. Vita sales:"5 mil for COD 2.2 mil for AC."

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Justin on 13 July 2009
hsrob said:
I looked at this thread title and thought, "that's silly, why would you regret playing a game", then it hit me, the memory that had been buried for years. I was seduced by the excellent previous versions on the PC and made the fatal error of succumbing without nary a playtest or reading a review......It was horrible; physics that belonged in elastic world, crap player models and i couldn't figure out why the game smeared vasoline on the inside of my TV screen, or where on earth they put the gameplay. I can't even bring myself to mention it's name but this game taught me a first brutal gaming lesson. Needless to say i didn't permit it to defile the cartridge slot of my N64 for very long and it was forever removed from my house not long after. I'm still haunted though by the poor sap who may have picked it up after me, discounted in the 2nd hand section at EB........ and he probably thought he was getting a bargain.

Um, Starcraft 64?



theRepublic on 13 July 2009
Justin said:
hsrob said:
I looked at this thread title and thought, "that's silly, why would you regret playing a game", then it hit me, the memory that had been buried for years. I was seduced by the excellent previous versions on the PC and made the fatal error of succumbing without nary a playtest or reading a review......It was horrible; physics that belonged in elastic world, crap player models and i couldn't figure out why the game smeared vasoline on the inside of my TV screen, or where on earth they put the gameplay. I can't even bring myself to mention it's name but this game taught me a first brutal gaming lesson. Needless to say i didn't permit it to defile the cartridge slot of my N64 for very long and it was forever removed from my house not long after. I'm still haunted though by the poor sap who may have picked it up after me, discounted in the 2nd hand section at EB........ and he probably thought he was getting a bargain.

Um, Starcraft 64?

I was thinking Command & Conquer, but I don't see how physics or player models would be complaints for those games.



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Justin on 13 July 2009
theRepublic said:
Justin said:
hsrob said:
I looked at this thread title and thought, "that's silly, why would you regret playing a game", then it hit me, the memory that had been buried for years. I was seduced by the excellent previous versions on the PC and made the fatal error of succumbing without nary a playtest or reading a review......It was horrible; physics that belonged in elastic world, crap player models and i couldn't figure out why the game smeared vasoline on the inside of my TV screen, or where on earth they put the gameplay. I can't even bring myself to mention it's name but this game taught me a first brutal gaming lesson. Needless to say i didn't permit it to defile the cartridge slot of my N64 for very long and it was forever removed from my house not long after. I'm still haunted though by the poor sap who may have picked it up after me, discounted in the 2nd hand section at EB........ and he probably thought he was getting a bargain.

Um, Starcraft 64?

I was thinking Command & Conquer, but I don't see how physics or player models would be complaints for those games.

Oh, maybe Carmageddon?



deadt0m on 14 July 2009

FFTA2 wasn't that bad at all, it was just too easy, but the job system was fantastic beyond compare.



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SaviorX on 14 July 2009
RolStoppable said:
I bought Boom Blox, Doshin the Giant, Final Fantasy III, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2: Grimoire of the Dark Rift and Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen. Those are my top 5 without any specific order. All those games suck hard.

This reminded me of Dark Rift on the N64. It was a fighting game that was also one of the worst games I have ever played.



Leatherhat on July 6th, 2012 3pm. Vita sales:"3 mil for COD 2 mil for AC. Maybe more. "  thehusbo on July 6th, 2012 5pm. Vita sales:"5 mil for COD 2.2 mil for AC."

hsrob on 14 July 2009
Justin said:
theRepublic said:
Justin said:
hsrob said:
I looked at this thread title and thought, "that's silly, why would you regret playing a game", then it hit me, the memory that had been buried for years. I was seduced by the excellent previous versions on the PC and made the fatal error of succumbing without nary a playtest or reading a review......It was horrible; physics that belonged in elastic world, crap player models and i couldn't figure out why the game smeared vasoline on the inside of my TV screen, or where on earth they put the gameplay. I can't even bring myself to mention it's name but this game taught me a first brutal gaming lesson. Needless to say i didn't permit it to defile the cartridge slot of my N64 for very long and it was forever removed from my house not long after. I'm still haunted though by the poor sap who may have picked it up after me, discounted in the 2nd hand section at EB........ and he probably thought he was getting a bargain.

Um, Starcraft 64?

I was thinking Command & Conquer, but I don't see how physics or player models would be complaints for those games.

Oh, maybe Carmageddon?

This.

http://au.ign64.ign.com/articles/150/150767p1.html

They had more good things to say about it that i would have had.



Rainbird on 14 July 2009
Squilliam said:
Rainbird said:
1) Buying Army of Two

2) Buying Far Cry 2

3) Buying Siren: Blood Curse

4) Buying the Eidos Pack on Steam

5) Getting rid of my rig, so I can't really play any PC games.

Regretting your purchase of Siren: Blood Curse.

I hate that game with a passion



FKNetwork on 14 July 2009

Anyone got any more gaming regrets? don't be shy! :)



nen-suer on 14 July 2009
Rainbird said:
Squilliam said:
Rainbird said:
1) Buying Army of Two

2) Buying Far Cry 2

3) Buying Siren: Blood Curse

4) Buying the Eidos Pack on Steam

5) Getting rid of my rig, so I can't really play any PC games.

Regretting your purchase of Siren: Blood Curse.

I hate that game with a passion

You mean SCARED of that game



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