Believe me, that's what I said......How?
Believe me, that's what I said......How?
Wait, really? That is one of those features that I would assume that if someone perfected it they would immediately port it to every game that had any degree of customization.In the early 2010s, some of that stuff fell off as they veered more towards realism, but the level of customization was top notch; they used to have a feature that used your Kinect camera to scan your face so your created golfer looked EXACTLY like you, and they had an extensive category of accessories and equipment so you could deck your self out in whatever swag suited your fancy.
Yeah, it was called "EA Game Face;" it was really cool. As far as I know, EA was the only one doing anything like it. Once your face was scanned, it was uploaded to EA's servers, and you could download your face into several of their sports titles that allowed for character customization. I don't know why it didn't catch on beyond a couple of years. Maybe because it required Kinect and whatever the PS3 equivalent was, and those peripherals were hanging on by a tenuous thread (that eventually snapped.) Still, it was pretty amazing how spot on we were able to make "ourselves." I found a quick screenshot of someone side-by-side with their Game Face avatar:Wait, really? That is one of those features that I would assume that if someone perfected it they would immediately port it to every game that had any degree of customization.
Give Double Dragon Gaiden a shot. It's one of the best rouglites I ever played. Free DLC update came out last month.Roguelikes have this honeymoon period where you figure out just how complex the game is, how everything works, and how the hell do you make ends meet with a shitty hand. But as soon as you figure out a system (or give up because some of these learning curves are brutal) then it kinda doesn't matter whether you reach the end of the campaign or not.
I don't believe there is or ever will be a game that can match the accuracy or realism of prison life that was depicted in the indie darling Hard Time by MDickie.There's also a bit where he's leaving his apartment and immediately gets arrested for a crime he pulled a few missions earlier and after a brief courtroom cutscene gets sent to federal prison on a 10 year sentence. The next chapter is about an hour of him being playable in prison, which is mostly him doing whatever the guards tell him to do and getting into fights. It drags on for what feels like forever which I guess is a pretty decent way of simulating being in prison for real in a videogame. It also reminded me of Conner getting thrown in Prison in Assassins Creed 3, though it works better here due to the crime genre, whereas AC3 just felt weirdly out of place for the game.
Also interesting the amount of casual racism the game depicts, which I guess is very accurate for the time period but most of the time that kind of thing is glossed over in media based in the 1940's and 1950's. During an early chapter you're told to go steal a nice car in a different part of the city. On the way there Joe starts going off about how awful the people are there and uses some pretty nasty archaic slurs, which probably won't be recognizable for a lot of people. Then you get there and realize it's a African American neighborhood and even when you steal the car, the police don't respond. The police apparently just do not fucking care that a white guy stole a black persons car in a black neighborhood and yeah...that sounds disturbingly accurate for the time and place.
He is one of the harder bosses in the game.More Elden Ring. Finally gave Maliketh the ol' college try, and for fuck's sake... I actually managed to get him down to half health and into his second phase a couple of times, but each time ended the same: his first combo just eviscerates me. Basically I'm getting one-shotted. It'd be nice if I could see what he's doing, but pretty much right after the phase transition cinematic, the screen turns black, bright red, and furry, then my health bar goes from full red to empty yellow in like two seconds.
Yeah, I've gathered as much.He is one of the harder bosses in the game.
Hes also one of the few that can beat the first form of Milania in boss VS boss combat.Yeah, I've gathered as much.
I’ve seen that and it’s bs how little damage Malenia does to him vs the player lol. The same melee attacks for the player generally also take 2-3 times as much to clear her health bar even when she doesn’t heal.Hes also one of the few that can beat the first form of Milania in boss VS boss combat.
Staying close to Beast/Maliketh or trying to roll behind is safer, and usually he won’t use his stronger AoE attacks in close melee range. Bloodhound’s Fang skill should help provide breathing room for dodging while attacking. Not needed though.More Elden Ring. Finally gave Maliketh the ol' college try, and for fuck's sake... I actually managed to get him down to half health and into his second phase a couple of times, but each time ended the same: his first combo just eviscerates me. Basically I'm getting one-shotted. It'd be nice if I could see what he's doing, but pretty much right after the phase transition cinematic, the screen turns black, bright red, and furry, then my health bar goes from full red to empty yellow in like two seconds.
Yeah, I've watched probably a half dozen "EASY Maliketh fight," or "how to cheese Maliketh" videos today, hoping I'd have some epiphany or something, but to no avail. I'll try again tomorrow; right now, I've got wounds to lick.Staying close to Beast/Maliketh or trying to roll behind is safer, and usually he won’t use his stronger AoE attacks in close melee range. Bloodhound’s Fang skill should help provide breathing room for dodging while attacking. Not needed though.
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I tend to refer to Malekith as a sword wielding monkey on crack because that's what it feels like I'm fighting. I know he's a big wolf dude, shuddup. Yeah, he feels like one of the most difficult bosses in the game by far.More Elden Ring. Finally gave Maliketh the ol' college try, and for fuck's sake... I actually managed to get him down to half health and into his second phase a couple of times, but each time ended the same: his first combo just eviscerates me. Basically I'm getting one-shotted. It'd be nice if I could see what he's doing, but pretty much right after the phase transition cinematic, the screen turns black, bright red, and furry, then my health bar goes from full red to empty yellow in like two seconds.
You're just not properly equipped for him.I tend to refer to Malekith as a sword wielding monkey on crack because that's what it feels like I'm fighting. I know he's a big wolf dude, shuddup. Yeah, he feels like one of the most difficult bosses in the game by far.