Twinblade

Damn I never realized DD2 nerds could become this salty this easily

Why do you keep doing this? Nothing Russia says is the truth. No news that cites them as a source can be taken seriously.

Ya'll trying to own me eventhough DD2 has the worst user reception of all the big games released this year so far

Yeah I sunk way more time into the game than I wanted to. In that context wasting another 2 hours because of SE's dated ass final boss design is not what I wanted to do, especially with other games in my backlog.

Even Alone in The Dark has a higher MC user score than Dragon's Dickma 2

I was literally just 15 or so minutes away from finishing Rebirth. For all intents and purposes I finished the game. I wasn't going to slog through close to 2 hours of boss fights again just to see the ending.

Thousands of more dollars to play half assed console ports like DD2

Dragon's Regret 2

Anyone who has played Rebirth can tell you it was an expensive as fuck game….DD2 is not comparable

it’s a a lot of fun . The sequel too

I really don’t know what Konami is doing. A new 2D Castlevania on all platforms wouldn’t be a financial risk and it would print money. We know that there’s been an increasing demand for this kind of game but they continue to just sit on the franchise and not do anything with it.

Fair enough but I don't think its fair to see people hate the game because you and remij like it. Or because it outscored other games they liked. I could also say that the only reason people hate Rise of The Ronin is because its PS5 exclusive. Ill try the game at some point, but I do think the Metacritic scores are very interesting. It does seem like the average person (not reviewer) is more likely to enjoy something like RoTR than DD2 RoTR user score: 8.5 DD2 user score: 6.3

Despite the issues UE is still a crazy efficient and intuitive engine to use. For indie devs making 3D games there really is no comparable solution anymore. Unity had its time in the sun but unless an established developer already has a history with it, there's little reason to use it over UE5 nowadays.

I understand what you mean but once you've seen those dynamic moments the first few times, and then the game just repeats them constantly, would it actually still be entertaining? If I get picked up by a griffin and dropped off in a random part of the map, im sure that would be cool the first few times but I feel like that would quickly lose its appeal and just become annoying after the 10th time especially since I have to orient myself to get back to where I was, all while aggroing mobs of goblins or other groups of recycled enemies. I really have no experience with this series, b

Grinding through mobs of the same few enemies over and over again while completing boring quests in its nearly non existent story doesn’t sound like it would be entertaining for very long.

Yeah im actually seeing a lot of posts on GAF of people saying they straight up prefer Rise of The Ronin to DD2. I guess I made the right choice.

Jonb owning you on both SW and unintentionally within games. Goddamn But really thats a fun story. Im surprised they still haven't added any kind of co-op to this series, I feel like the pawn system is perfectly set up for that kind of gameplay.

Pretty good way to troll the sheep tbh

Watched the first episode of Parasyte: The Grey. Its pretty cheesy and some of the CGI is laughable, but im enjoying it so far.

EXCLUSIVE: Xbox President Sarah Bond has set up a new team dedicated to game preservation and forward compatibility | Windows Central Finally something good from MS. Digital games just being wiped from existence is not a good trend.

Yokohama in Rise of the Ronin is impressive. Big cities was one thing I felt Ghost of Tsushima lacked, so Im glad to see them represented here in such scale and detail.

The 3ds’ 3d was actually really neat and I would like to see it return in some form

I was actually researching swiss bars the other day because I thought about how a neutral grip could help. They seem like a good alternative to traditional barbells But ill try neutral grip dumbbells first and see how those feel.

Are stiff legs better than RDLs for glutes/hamstrings? I would liked to incorporate bench presses but im pretty sure I still can't do those without significant shoulder pain. That's why i've been opting for some sets of different push up variations. If not for those I wouldn't be able to get any chest training. I'd say right now my weakpoints are my shoulders, chest, and forearms. Im actually curious to see how deadlifts impact my forearm strength/size/grip as those are things I need to work on. I actually bought straps recently but im going to avoid using them for now

ok, I realized today that deadlifts are actually really exhausting. I was winded for most of my workout. Since the back is one of the major muscle groups they work im going to just reduce all my pull up sets by 1 as I feel like I don't need the extra volume.