Discuss games you've been playing

[Andre]

Originally Posted by Derek

I've been playing Pokemon Y and Goat Simulator lately. I never knew how much I wanted to be a goat until I was one, and I've just been beating the Elite Four over and over in Pokemon, trying to raise some lvls.

I also have been off and on Minecraft again now that I have my rig back. A little CastroValva, a little hunger games. I plan on getting back into Minecraft hard soon, right after I get sick of Pokemon which will probably be soon. Plus, I have Infamous Second Son's evil campaign left AND I started a new game in Viva Pinata 2. I'm setting myself up for failure here.

If you want to level fast in Pokemon X/Y:

• Go to Lumiose City
• Go to the three star restaurant with three high level Pokemon in your party
• Activate Exp. O-Power right before paying to start battles
• Pick Triple Battle

You'll have to pay 100,00 but you'll make at least 125k after selling the mushrooms from winning the battles. Best way to do it.

[The Colonel]

Originally Posted by Jackjack71

And by the way, I just finished the Water temple, and I have to say that it's not nearly as hard as I've heard people say that it is.

That's because the 3DS version actually gives you some idea of where to go and what to do. People hate the original Water Temple because it was a ****ing pain in the ass to find out where to go next, and the game didn't give you any indication. From what I heard about OOT3D, they fixed that.

[JazzPanther]

Originally Posted by Derek

I also have been off and on Minecraft again now that I have my rig back. A little CastroValva, a little hunger games. I plan on getting back into Minecraft hard soon, right after I get sick of Pokemon which will probably be soon.

The server's been damn empty lately anyways, I'm pretty sure we'll all be there this summer

Been wanting to get back into DK64 again, try and collect every single thing possible for once in my life.

[Andre]

Originally Posted by The Colonel

That's because the 3DS version actually gives you some idea of where to go and what to do. People hate the original Water Temple because it was a ****ing pain in the ass to find out where to go next, and the game didn't give you any indication. From what I heard about OOT3D, they fixed that.

Don't forget the fact that we were mostly dumb kids when OOT came out, that made it harder.

Originally Posted by The Colonel

That's because the 3DS version actually gives you some idea of where to go and what to do. People hate the original Water Temple because it was a ****ing pain in the ass to find out where to go next, and the game didn't give you any indication. From what I heard about OOT3D, they fixed that.

No, the only thing they changed with that is there are two rock things in the game, one by your house and one in the Temple of Time, that gives you hints on where to go next in the game. But I don't use those either.

[Madous]

Can't. Stop. Playing. Path of Exile.

Send help.

[AndyNPC]

Originally Posted by Jackjack71

And by the way, I just finished the Water temple, and I have to say that it's not nearly as hard as I've heard people say that it is.

The Water Temple was never really difficult, just incredibly tedious due to the amount of menu opening you had to do to switch boots all the time, and how you needed to constantly loop through the same set of rooms over and over to change the water level.

Also, you should never use guides ever. They ruin all the fun of games and they'll make you stupid and impatient. Most modern video games will have the same effect on you, but there isn't much you can do about that except not play them.

Originally Posted by AndyNPC

Also, you should never use guides ever. They ruin all the fun of games and they'll make you stupid and impatient. Most modern video games will have the same effect on you, but there isn't much you can do about that except not play them.

Exactly, which is why I'm having way more fun playing it now than I was when I first played it a few years ago.

[Dylan Yoshi]

I just beat Metal Gear Solid 1 for the first time. When I tried playing it a few years back, it gave me the impression that it hadn't aged very well. Playing it again, I feel the opposite. This game has aged extremely well and is very fluent in everything except sniping (which is still fun). The story and gameplay mesh together very well and the puzzles are very creative.

[Mason]

I've just recently paid for a lifetime subscription to the MMO "NEStalgia" which has been all I've been playing aside Pokemon X sometimes. Great fun if you're a fan of classic RPGs like Dragon Warrior or Final Fantasy on NES.

[Breegullbeak]

Played through Flow in one sitting and glad I only spent $1.75 on it. ACIV: Freedom cry on the other hand is interesting but way to buggy for an add-on that came out 4 months ago. It's also pretty short as I'm already half way through.

Beat Ocarina of Time 3DS. I still have the same question that I did when I beat it for the N64:

[spoiler]At the end of the game, do the sages, Zelda, and Link remember everything that happened when everything goes back to normal?[/spoiler]

[AndyNPC]

Originally Posted by Jackjack71

Beat Ocarina of Time 3DS. I still have the same question that I did when I beat it for the N64:

[spoiler]At the end of the game, do the sages, Zelda, and Link remember everything that happened when everything goes back to normal?[/spoiler]

Yes. This is made obvious by the end credits and the beginning to Majora's Mask.

Originally Posted by AndyNPC

Yes. This is made obvious by the end credits and the beginning to Majora's Mask.

Okay. Yeah that's what I thought, I just wasn't sure.

Cool.

[Frankie]

I've been playing Batman: Arkham Asylum, and Binding of Isaac.