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Fabian wrote:
whenever Samus gets hit, she puts her hand up for half a second, during which you can't lock onto your target. Is this accurate?
She puts her hand up only if it's a "big hit" meaning that every hit doesn't do this. And she holds her hand up longer but if I recall correctly, you can lock the target before the hand is down.
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I disagree with JXQ here. I really enjoyed Metroid Prime and Metroid Prime 2 and still enjoy playing them.
Why does the environment require awkward turning double-jumps in first person?
I don't recall any, not a single jump that would have been frustrating. The jumping in Metroid Prime is quite easy.
Samus put her hand up after being hit
That lasts about half a second until you can lock onto your target again, don't really see a point whining about it.
YOU HAVE TO SEE TO PLAY.
And you can see, even if there's a yellow tint in your visor. I was never distracted with that.
Every door looks the same
But they aren't next to each other. You just need to memorize them or quickly check your map. I don't know what makes it so annoying.
Artificial challenge
I agree with this, but it doesn't annoy me.
Field of vision
I agree with this and it's kinda annoying. Never had big problems with it though.
GIANT FUCKING WHITE CIRCLE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SCREEN.
And it's transparent. And you need the visor rarely anyways.
think I’d rather find all the stupid packages in Grand Theft Auto than scan every fucking enemy, item, computer screen, land formation, and pretty sky there is to offer in the game.
You don't have to scan everything, just the necessary things.
The game is too dark
No it's not. Just turn up the brightness in your TV to the normal level.
There’s too much shit on the screen
And it's pretty much transparent and small and on the edges of the screen.
Shitty shitty shitty shitty controls
Wrong wrong wrong wrong. Moving Samus is very precise and aiming is easy with the lock up system.
it’s very fun to watch someone else play this game, if they know what they’re doing.
This makes me think you're flaming this game because you're not good in it.
Anyways, I'm not good at writing things and probably missed something or didn't make myself clear.
Peace out JXQ.
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Mukki wrote:
I find it odd that there is nowhere in the FAQ that details how to use the RAM watch function in emulators.
It's relatively new function for masses, that's why it's not in the FAQ yet. But Adelikat and some other people are working on to write a section about it (if I recall correctly), just be patient.
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Sandbag wrote:
If you complete the Fox SSB run and it gets accepted, you're instantly a hero on this site.
Why is that?
antd wrote:
There are too many idiots who make comments about things they don't know.
The people who voted against Comicalflop's submission were mostly people who have been here for long and know a lot about entertaining TASes. Those people are idiots?
Yes I'm sure. It's great that Sweden has the highest percentage of atheists in the world but still if you're born in Sweden you automatically become a member of the swedish church. :(
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adelikat wrote:
Random NES game: I think brushy has a wip that is 2 frames faster at the first level. Try harder and find some more of these optimizations to clean this up more.
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I know it's bit early for this but what the heck.
Merry Christmas to you all.
I hope you enjoy your holidays and get to spend some time with your families and enjoy some fine food.
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AngerFist wrote:
Guybrush wrote:
Some people just want new N64 runs published, even if they're not that good.
Thats a pretty bad assumption since apparently, a lot of people here found this run to be enough entertaining (some gave a few reasons why they felt the run was pretty good/ok) to vote yes.
If there are non for this run, it's fine. It's just that AKA stated in Gex 64 thread that he voted yes purely for the need of more N64 action. And Asteron did too. That's not a good reason to publish runs.
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AngerFist wrote:
Guybrush wrote:
And to all those who voted yes because this is an N64 game, HAHA.
What on earth are you talking about?
Some people just want new N64 runs published, even if they're not that good.
AngerFist wrote:
Guybrush wrote:
And Comicalflop, I know you want to post a response, but I think you nothing new to say, so you'll just make another useless post. Good for you.
What did you expect? Its his submission and he must (maybe must is a bad choice of action) more or less answer to anyone with questions and constructive criticism
Comicalflop has already said pretty much everything about this run, he still likes to make useless post that tell the same things over and over again.
