I agree you can't expect much change in most video game because of the crazy amount of work. But the telltale game specifically sold themselves on that concept and have no other gameplay then making choice while playing, yet don't actually offer any results from those choice, making them no different than just watching TV show.
It’s pretty much always been that way.
I mean the point is he is terrible at games, on top of his other problems. The dude is the dumbest assclown on the planet, yet he still manages to get through Souls and Nioh games. So the argument that they are too high of a difficulty barrier kind of falls apart.
Having one mob do it in a game with a dramatically lower difficulty is different than ER. All games input read to a degree, but the point is not usually to destroy the player. And there are degrees to which it is tolerable. This is getting off-track but the bottom line is to ME, ER crossed all the lines into what I feel ruins a game, and did it for reasons that I don't think were worth the sacrifices versus what you'd get in a tightly controlled and balanced Dark Souls experience.
So? You can still be terrible at games and complete a game, with enough effort. Which Phil obviously lacks. He's his own breed of stupidity and foolishness
What else is new? We've been through this song and dance already, but if either these games added an easy mode, then nothing would be lost and nobody would be hurt.
Sucks to be him. He's not even worth mocking on that note. Nothing should surprise you at this point. I don't concern myself with something that's less than an insect.
I don't recall the ads but you gotta know as a gamer what is possible and what isn't at some point. I can see if it was your 1st Telltale game and expect more decisions mattering, but you should know the gist of the games especially after that. Also the fact that these Telltale games are split into episodes means they're even more rigid than a comparable game in terms of story railroading. Though people always fall for the hype for whatever reason. Cyberpunk was so obvious that CDPR wouldn't be able to pull that off when just looking at what CDPR did in the past vs what they were claiming Cyberpunk to be. So you're making a 1st-person shooter (that you have no experience doing) that's an immersive sim which is probably the toughest kinda of game to develop (that you have no experience doing) and people thought that was actually going to be the greatest game ever made...!?!? The only thing CDPR really proved to be competent at was writing as the actual games were rather simplistic from a development standpoint (lots of work into them creating the world and the writing but game-wise very simplistic like the AI required for the Witcher games was very fundamental along with no systemic game elements interacting with each other that immersive sims require).
ER I don't care for. FW, there's a beautiful looking, but not interesting to play. Rift Apart is fine, but I'm not a Ratchet & Clank. The only one I really agreed to being mediocre is Valhalla. But that is worse than mediocre. You want mediocre? Try playing DmC 2013 (it's vanilla console release and not the updated version) and Ninja Gaiden 3 (the 2012 release and not the updated version). Then complain to me about mediocre. Bayonetta three ain't even close to mediocre. At its worse, the game is at a 7 out of 10. But that's if you really just dislike the story. But I don't care, because it's 3! it's 3! it's 3!
I think you meant PETA.
This has always been a problem with Konami TMNT brawlers and most Konami brawlers in general. Even Turtles in Time suffers from this. As much as the SNES fanboys and Stuttering Craig like to bang the drum of "Best Beat'em Up Ever/Of All Time!", but they don't look hard enough or are blinded by nostalgia and fanboyism. There are brawlers better than both of the best Turtles games. Even amongst Konami brawlers, there are at least two of them from the arcades better than all of the TMNT games.
As much as I hate to admit it, Phil had a few moments early in his career.
By early, I mean when the greed was already set in by 2011-2012/13. Even before that point, he was known for his huge ego winning one fighting game tournament, because it was a shitty version of SFII.
No, I mean 'Pain In The Ass'. Though I suppose I do see it, now that you mention it.
He didn't win, he only got fourth place. Three Japanese players took the top three spots, so he claimed he was the best American SF player that year. And he only got that far because the top players boycotted that EVO because of that shitty SF port.
In that case, that one is a bit arguable. SOR4 has plenty of annoying enemies; especially when you're playing Survival mode or Mania+. It's just that we're so used to it, or are given many invincibility frames for certain attacks, that the problems are not as noticeable. The Big Ben variants I hate the most, and Baboo can suck a spiked dildo wrapper in barbed wire. The only things I find annoying in Shredder's Revenge are the Rat King boss, the Black Foot Ninjas, and those stupid spider robots you have to kill a weird way. The only advantages SR has are slightly more enemy variety, and that everyone has their type of dash, evade, and counterattack. The game needed more bonus modes.
Which only proves how pathetic and sensitive his ego really is. Great to know.
DSP always gets trashed in SF, so I don't know why he's that upset now. That's usually how most of his fighting game matches go anyway.
Good. Now he, nor his creepy fans can't spread their toxic shit on a great franchise and its player base.
SoR4, at least in the main game, doesn't have enemies that can simultaneously block all your attacks perfectly and can't be thrown either. I'm pretty sure there's multiple of those in TMNTSR, and even if there aren't, the Black Foot Ninjas can already, in your words, 'suck a spiked dildo wrapped in barbed wire'. Literally every time I've defeated one, I have no idea how I managed to do it. Maybe it's just me (or maybe I just haven't gotten that far into Survival before, my best is wave 18 or so), but I never had that kind of experience with any of the regular enemies in SoR4.
