VaneWalker
Smash Apprentice
No More Hehroes 2 was just announced. Heres a link
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/41032.html
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/41032.html
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I know. It was just wishful thinking.How is Destroyman going to come back? Just look at what happened to him...
Wow you....
Why the heck did you quote that post!?Wow you....
Here's a man who didn't find out a lot of the secrets of the game.The First No More Heroes was quite a dissapointment. It has style and I loved the ending, but the actual game was riddled with flaws. The overworld was terrible, the bike controls were awful, and the missions got worse and worse right after Destroy Man. There was too much untapped potential. I think Suda is making a sequel to make this series what it should have been in the first place. The fighting was pretty entertaining, however. It lands around a 6.5/10 for me. It felt rushed.
Congrats on quoting the epic fail post and screen stretching this page, too.Wow you....
Here's a totally biased fanboy of No More Heroes. And all > fanboys.Here's a man who didn't find out a lot of the secrets of the game.
I didn't realize people could get butthurt over something so inconsequential. The more you know.Sliq, I won't quote you (epic screen stretch for the epically idiotic fail), but you put a picture with explicit language in it and uber screen stretched for an image with splattered blackness and "No More Heroes" written on it. That image was incredibly unnecessary, and that's the one that caused the screen stretch.
Also, the other one was pointless.
Thanks, but you seem to be contradictory. First you're mad because I stretched it, and now you're practically high fiving me for it. You should stop sending mixed signals. The key to any strong relationship is good communication.Congrats on quoting the epic fail post and screen stretching this page, too.
It's funny how the "fanboys" are usually the people who know the most about the game ("lol your a fanboy because someone called Smash a shallow party game and you knew they were wrong because you know how to l-cancel, dash dance, wavedash, and attend very competitive tournaments"; see what I did there a-hole?).Here's a totally biased fanboy of No More Heroes. And all > fanboys.
Actually, I assume most people lack the patience and attention span to fully explore a game before "rating" it, which is irritating considering most people are completely unaware of certain gameplay elements. For example, my one friend thought Shinobi for the PS2 sucked because he couldn't control the fighting. He didn't know it had a lock-on system. I'm not arguing that Shinobi was good (I did enjoy it, though), I'm arguing that people like to jump the gun on judgement.From what he said, I see nothing that implies what he did in the game. All I see is you assuming that anyone thinking poorly of the game MUST have done something wrong.
It's people like you that ruin everything. Jumping in without an effing clue what you're talking about.Perhaps there is a clue, so don't flame me if I'm wrong -- I've never played the game.
I don't imagine you'll be employed in anything other than food service.But I do intend to rent it. Not buy it, I don't imagine it'll really be that great, but I'll rent it so I can try it out so I can bring something to conversations of it.
Yes, because you aren't already doing that. Wouldn't it be dandy if you wouldn't have to make assumptions about things? Then you would have knowledge and junk.And if it's bad like I imagine, I can finally yell at people for praising it so intensely without it just being my assumptions.
You'll hate it just for the sake of not liking something someone else you disagree with likes. Also, I'm sure you won't play long enough to actually delve into the depth, so don't hold your breath.If it's actually good, then great.
Except…it’s more than annoying to have an extreme screen stretch so you can post a picture with no purpose. If it has a purpose, then it’s one thing. But it contributed nothing to the thread.I didn't realize people could get butthurt over something so inconsequential. The more you know.
Tell yourself whatever you want.As is this post.
…What? I was yelling at the other guy for screen-stretching this page too. I never so much as gave you a single bit of credit for screen-stretching. I really don’t know where you got that from. Unless you somehow thought the sarcastic "congrats" to the other guy was directed towards you and was serious...?Thanks, but you seem to be contradictory. First you're mad because I stretched it, and now you're practically high fiving me for it. You should stop sending mixed signals. The key to any strong relationship is good communication.
No. There’s a difference between a fanatic and a fanboy. Fanboys are idiots who love the game at all costs and flame any opposition. I should know, I used to be a huge Nintendo fanboy and totally against anything Xbox, especially Halo. I wouldn’t accept anything with the Xbox, and wouldn’t even TOUCH Halo. There’s a time to love a game, console, or company, and a time to accept others' opinions or at least respect them and not tell them they didn’t play the game well enough.It's funny how the "fanboys" are usually the people who know the most about the game ("lol your a fanboy because someone called Smash a shallow party game and you knew they were wrong because you know how to l-cancel, dash dance, wavedash, and attend very competitive tournaments"; see what I did there a-hole?).
So…you’re psychic, mirite? You’re saying that since you’ve played the game, you know that ANYONE who disliked it automatically did something wrong, didn’t play the game right, etc.? And that you know exactly what the “problem” was? At LEAST respect them enough to ask before you make assumptions, and deflate your ego a little bit and stop assuming you are all-knowing because you love the game and know it well.Seeing as how I played the game, a lot, and know a lot about it, I'm able to understand why someone would say it wasn't a good game. If you remove the stuff that is slightly hidden, it is easy to see it as such. However, I KNOW better because I am aware of the "hidden" stuff.
Yes, they are nice, just as I love Super Metroid for things like wall jumping, single wall jumping, infinite bomb jumping, mockballing, etc. But unfortunately, if you don't enjoy the basic game it doesn't matter if there are great tricks and extras for you to do. If you love sports games and only sports games, you're not going to enjoy Super Metroid, advanced techniques (for lack of a better term) or not. You seem to be ignoring that fact.For the sake of argument, No More Heroes has stuff in it tantamount to wavedash, l-canceling, and dash dancing in terms of things in the game that the game doesn't tell you about, like shadow stepping, flash shielding, and certain combos. Not to mention that each boss has a Megaman-esque elemnt to them that if you have the right "weapon," you can put a serious hurt on them. For example, I hear people complain about the Shinobu boss fight being really hard when, after you figure out the "trick," it becomes easier. I enjoy that sort of thing. I enjoy figuring out little "tricks" like that, and No More Heroes has a lot of them.
I haven't played the game, so I can't judge for myself. But if there are enough stupid side missions, they could get annoying, and it interrupts the flow of gameplay. You can't deny that that could be annoying. Nor can you deny that it could affect someone's experience regardless. I love it when people tell others their opinion is WRONG.Also, anybody that complains about the little sidemissions like grass mowing and scorpion collecting is ********. Those things LITERALLY last 2 minutes EACH. They are over with before they even begin.
The overworld navigation I'll give you for being bad, but it at least served a few purposes.
Assuming that everyone rates a game before knowing anything about it is basically stereotyping. And stereotyping fails, and is always inaccurate, and if you do stereotype people you end up being rather ignorant. So it's plausible, but again, ASK the guy if he did first. You just come off as arrogant if you assume things.Actually, I assume most people lack the patience and attention span to fully explore a game before "rating" it, which is irritating considering most people are completely unaware of certain gameplay elements. For example, my one friend thought Shinobi for the PS2 sucked because he couldn't control the fighting. He didn't know it had a lock-on system. I'm not arguing that Shinobi was good (I did enjoy it, though), I'm arguing that people like to jump the gun on judgement.
...No. I don't give a crap who you are, how often you're right, etc. You have me close to vomiting with that statement. That is incredibly arrogant.Also, I am hardly ever wrong at anything, EVER. If you don't know who I am you may want to back down, because a lot of people will corroborate this.
...What? Yeah, nice. I just asked you politely NOT to flame me and there you go.It's people like you that ruin everything. Jumping in without an effing clue what you're talking about.
Okay, could you please tell me what's wrong with you?I don't imagine you'll be employed in anything other than food service.
Again, I said NOTHING about the game. You're obviously just trying to say that everything I said was stupid because I haven't played the first game. Seriously, review my comments. The ONLY thing I said that was even related to what the game's like is speculation that it's bad, because I heard raving reviews about it from Nintendo Power which claimed how it was so great because it was gory, bloody, and M-rated. Which is a stupid reason for a game to be good.Also, yes, that would be nice if you knew what you were talking about before you opened your mouth.
No, I'm not. I frown upon people saying the game is awesome because it doesn't seem like it would be. It's called "speculation", and it's the type of speaking one does when they don't have infinite money and aren't intrigued enough by a game to buy it.Yes, because you aren't already doing that. Wouldn't it be dandy if you wouldn't have to make assumptions about things? Then you would have knowledge and junk.
You'll hate it just for the sake of not liking something someone else you disagree with likes. Also, I'm sure you won't play long enough to actually delve into the depth, so don't hold your breath.
...No, I pretty much despise Fall Out Boy. Talk about making assumptions yet again, Mr. Hypocrite.I bet your favorite band is Fallout Boy.
Get a monitor with better resolution? I did it on purpose for the sole purpose of being mildly annoying, on the grounds that I thought it was funny that the image was so huge, and felt others could also see the humor in it.Except…it’s more than annoying to have an extreme screen stretch so you can post a picture with no purpose. If it has a purpose, then it’s one thing. But it contributed nothing to the thread.
By the way, I had to go into Microsoft Word to type this reply because the screen stretch is so irksome.
Ok.Tell yourself whatever you want.
Facepalm.jpeg…What? I was yelling at the other guy for screen-stretching this page too. I never so much as gave you a single bit of credit for screen-stretching. I really don’t know where you got that from. Unless you somehow thought the sarcastic "congrats" to the other guy was directed towards you and was serious...?
This is assuming we use your definition of fanatic and fanboy, but for the sake of argument I'll concede on this nitpickery.No. There’s a difference between a fanatic and a fanboy. Fanboys are idiots who love the game at all costs and flame any opposition. I should know, I used to be a huge Nintendo fanboy and totally against anything Xbox, especially Halo. I wouldn’t accept anything with the Xbox, and wouldn’t even TOUCH Halo. There’s a time to love a game, console, or company, and a time to accept others' opinions or at least respect them and not tell them they didn’t play the game well enough
No, it doesn't. It's actually more relevant given that the techniques I'm talking about in NMH were directly programmed in there for there purposes, but were not explicitly explained in the game. Melee's are way more obscure.Thus your analogy fails, and calling me an "a-hole" was unnecessary and only makes me feel better about yelling at you.
There is a difference between playing the game "right," and breezing through it, and not utilizing the depth it gives you. It's like we're playing two completely different games.So…you’re psychic, mirite? You’re saying that since you’ve played the game, you know that ANYONE who disliked it automatically did something wrong, didn’t play the game right, etc.? And that you know exactly what the “problem” was? At LEAST respect them enough to ask before you make assumptions, and deflate your ego a little bit and stop assuming you are all-knowing because you love the game and know it well.
No, NMH is awesome without it. The delivery, the style, the characters, it is all great. People just over weigh the 2 minute side missions and the overworld navigation, like it completely ruins the game (note: it doesn't even come close to ruining it). But when you add this extra **** in, it like turns into solid gold.Yes, they are nice, just as I love Super Metroid for things like wall jumping, single wall jumping, infinite bomb jumping, mockballing, etc. But unfortunately, if you don't enjoy the basic game it doesn't matter if there are great tricks and extras for you to do. If you love sports games and only sports games, you're not going to enjoy Super Metroid, advanced techniques (for lack of a better term) or not. You seem to be ignoring that fact.
Yet you already are, based off of people applauding it, which is weird.I haven't played the game, so I can't judge for myself. But if there are enough stupid side missions, they could get annoying, and it interrupts the flow of gameplay. You can't deny that that could be annoying. Nor can you deny that it could affect someone's experience regardless. I love it when people tell others their opinion is WRONG.
Yeah, I am sterotyping based off of personal observation. Everyone does it. It only fails when people act upon them. I'm hardly acting upon them, so much as maybe piquing this dudes interest in knowing the hidden stuff to maybe re-evaluate the game and play it again. I know, I'm Satan.Assuming that everyone rates a game before knowing anything about it is basically stereotyping. And stereotyping fails, and is always inaccurate, and if you do stereotype people you end up being rather ignorant. So it's plausible, but again, ASK the guy if he did first. You just come off as arrogant if you assume things.
****, you are like the master of hyperbole. It was sarcasm, dip****. This is the internet, where business isn't serious. Almost all of my post are narcissistic, pessimistic, and sarcastic. That is how I post on the internet. Also, it was pretty clear that I wasn't being serious in this post. I can't believe you think people this arrogant are alive. You should consider suicide before your stupid developes into a contagious cancer that kills everyone in the world....No. I don't give a crap who you are, how often you're right, etc. You have me close to vomiting with that statement. That is incredibly arrogant.
Dude, by simply arguing with me, you are saying, "I believe you are wrong and I am right," which is the core for holier-than-thou attitudes.It doesn't matter who you are, this is a forum. Don't act higher than me, I'm not acting higher than you.
I don't care how often you're right. I really don't. Even if you are right, you're still being a jerk and a fanboy about it, which is my entire problem.
And no, I will not back down. Nice try, though.
I don't recall you asking me to not flame you, but I'm sure it could be there. It was implied that I didn't want you to flame me simply because it is against the rules, and I said nothing flameworthy, but that didn't stop you. You just happened to accidentally start a flame war with not only one of SWF's most intelligent members, but also one of its biggest trolls....What? Yeah, nice. I just asked you politely NOT to flame me and there you go.
I TOLD you that I haven't played the game. So you know that if I'm saying I imagine it's bad it's speculation. And otherwise, I said nothing other than yelling at you for automatically flaming the guy for disliking the game and assuming you know why he hates it, and it's not that he doesn't like the game, but in a fault of his own. So I absolutely have a clue what I'm talking about.
No. But since you don't know, you could always assume there is something wrong with me, and then guess what it is. You seem pretty good at that already.Okay, could you please tell me what's wrong with you?
I know you didn't. I implied you were stupid and a failure, and would ultimately end up working minimum wage flipping burgers because of said attributes. Are you seriously too dense to pick up a blatant insult, regardless of how non-serious it is? Maybe burger flipping is a bit too much...Not only did I not even MENTION employment, but that was completely unnecessary. What I said may not have been nice, but I thought your posts were rather idiotic. And unless I was profusely flaming you there's no reason for you to imply that my future is doomed. You're just...seriously. You're a jerk.
Speculation based off of what? You don't even know the premise of the game, or any of the core gameplay elements. You are basing this off of hearsay, which is dumb.Again, I said NOTHING about the game. You're obviously just trying to say that everything I said was stupid because I haven't played the first game. Seriously, review my comments. The ONLY thing I said that was even related to what the game's like is speculation that it's bad, because I heard raving reviews about it from Nintendo Power which claimed how it was so great because it was gory, bloody, and M-rated. Which is a stupid reason for a game to be good.
Speculation based off of NOTHING or inconsequential sources or notions isn't allowed.Other than SPECULATION (which apparently isn't allowed), I said nothing about the game. I even admitted that I could be wrong (a concept which seems so foreign to the always-right Sliq) that what he said lacks evidence that he didn't explore secrets of the game. So stop telling me that I'm not allowed to speak in a No More Heroes 2 topic because I haven't played the original. You're just being ridiculous and trying to unfairly discredit me.
And why doesn't it seem like it would be? You don't know? Is that because you have no idea about anything IN the game?No, I'm not. I frown upon people saying the game is awesome because it doesn't seem like it would be. It's called "speculation", and it's the type of speaking one does when they don't have infinite money and aren't intrigued enough by a game to buy it.
Actually, what I did was personally attack you, claiming that you are so stubborn as to purposefully hate something you would normally enjoy just because some meanie on the internet made you cry.Way to do precisely what you just criticized me for, making assumptions (although I didn't actually do that and present it as fact as you are) without knowing what the hell I'm talking about.
Ah, the good old 'I don't give a ****" routine. I love it. If you didn't care you wouldn't be here. And also, it was more so a joke/insult so I could laugh/make you angry for no real well defined reason.Are you referring to...please tell me you're not THAT arrogant that you think that I'll hate the game just to spite YOU. You're the last person I'd give a second thought to.
I've never heard of Cave Story, but for some strange reason feel some sort of compulsion to talk about it like I do, claiming that it must not be good because other people like it, and I don't like those people that do for some inane reason. Weird...Also, you don't even know what kind of person I am. About a week ago, I played Cave Story for the first time to see what the ravings were about and I, quite frankly, hated it after a few minutes. But a day or two later, I kept playing just to make sure I had gotten a full feel of it. I got addicted to it and found it was actually very fun, and went from hardly ready to download the game to ready to buy it on WiiWare when it comes out. Ask Chief Mendez if you don't believe me. Will I go into it expecting it to be poor? Yes. But I'm not a fanboy (unlike you), I won't hate it no matter what. If it's good, I'll enjoy it. If it's bad, I'll dislike it. And if I spend money on the game, since I must be employed in food service, I better make good use of it. So I'll likely end up playing it as much as possible for as long as I have it rented (unless the game is unbearably crappy, which I don't imagine it would be THAT bad).
Once again, less of an assumption, more so a personal attack on your personality. I figured someone as bland and stupid as you would LOVE Failout Boy....No, I pretty much despise Fall Out Boy. Talk about making assumptions yet again, Mr. Hypocrite.
No one finds screen stretches funny (except for you). I thought that was obvious. Clearly you need to lurk forums more.Get a monitor with better resolution? I did it on purpose for the sole purpose of being mildly annoying, on the grounds that I thought it was funny that the image was so huge, and felt others could also see the humor in it.
I of course also figured someone would go all INTERNET: SERIOUS BUSINESS all over the place, and was preparing for the ensuing internet fight.
Furthermore, you can just hide my post completely circumventing the whole problem.
Regardless, the internet is not serious business, no matter how hard you try to make it such.
I hate when people do this.Facepalm.jpeg
No, that's what a fanboy is. It's not "my definition".This is assuming we use your definition of fanatic and fanboy, but for the sake of argument I'll concede on this nitpickery.
Also, I don't have to accept any opinions. I "tolerate" others opinions. Also, I like how you like went all crazy after an offhand comment given by someone who isn't even here anymore.
I still don't get what you're hinting at. Generally, an analogy comes with some sort of a description of what you're saying and then the analogy supports your point more. You said that fanboys know the game better and then proceeded to go into your analogy, and then called me an "a-hole".No, it doesn't. It's actually more relevant given that the techniques I'm talking about in NMH were directly programmed in there for there purposes, but were not explicitly explained in the game. Melee's are way more obscure.
The game is great, but with this little tricks it transcends to ****ing awesome. But yeah, I see where the analogy could be confusing (note: I don't).
I never exploded anything into a huge thing. When someone does something stupid, that's a generic, "way to do something stupid" reaction that I have. Maybe you just misinterpreted it as being bigger than it was. Understandably, because you can't see what my emotions are, just what I'm saying, a large flaw in the internet.Also, I'm glad at some point you felt bad about exploding a little comment into a huge thing for seemingly no reason.
But everyone is different. Again, give the guy the respect of at least asking him. It's altogether possible that he did discover these things. Perhaps he looked them up or stumbled upon them -- I looked up speed tricks, sequence breaking, etc. for Metroid Zero Mission during my first run.There is a difference between playing the game "right," and breezing through it, and not utilizing the depth it gives you. It's like we're playing two completely different games.
I'm saying that from a standpoint of not being aware of all the nuances, I understand how someone can rate it lower. The reason I am so certain of his lack of knowledge about these things is because I didn't learn about any of this stuff until like my 3rd time through when I stumbled upon it. I doubt he played through it 3 times, let alone as many as I have (lost count).
But this is assuming that NMH is at the same level of a work of art. I see that you said that you are not saying it's a work of art, I'm not addressing that. I'm asking, who's to say that NMH's that complex that it takes an expert to be able to truly understand it when there are much more complex games out there that you don't need an expert to appreciate?See, people unaware of art can look at a Picasso work and think, "This is lame, it's all cubey and doesn't even look real," whereas say, an EXPERT, would be able to easily argue against that by pointing out the purpose of the forced perspective and the utilization of different elements of art and design. Of course, your average person would have no idea what the golden ratio is or the importance of hue juxtaposition, but someone like me would. SAME EXACT THING.
It should be noted that I am not claiming the NMH is a work of art, it was just an analogy. I could've just as easily used the electoral college in my analogy, stating that they get final say in the president because of a better understanding of the government, while still respecting the voters' whishes (i.e. understanding how it could be rated low, but knowing moreso to point out potential flaws in the rating/voting of the person in question).
To you it is awesome without it. That was my point. Super Metroid was easily in my top 10 games of all time before I tried those things. With them, it's easily in my top 5, and most likely my favorite game of all time. But everyone has different tastes, so you cannot say for sure that the game is awesome without those. I also found Sonic and the Secret Rings to colossally suck and Sonic '06 to be highly underrated. But for many people, it's the opposite. That doesn't mean that I did something wrong in playing them, it just means that I like different things. Those types of differences in opinions should be collected into the overall score for everyone. For your score, you can (obviously) have what you want.No, NMH is awesome without it. The delivery, the style, the characters, it is all great. People just over weigh the 2 minute side missions and the overworld navigation, like it completely ruins the game (note: it doesn't even come close to ruining it). But when you add this extra **** in, it like turns into solid gold.
Judging the game? No, I'm speculating. I'm holding my final judgment until I actually play the game, that'd be just stupid to pass judgment beforehand.Yet you already are, based off of people applauding it, which is weird.
It sounds interesting enough. Again, just putting it out there that perhaps the guy finds it annoying, and if he does he is allowed to.There are 9 sub missions, which all have humorous moments in them, and they all last around 2 minutes. They are near impossible to fail. at the most, you play these missions for 20 minutes of the total game time of several hours.
Next you have assassination side missions, which implement the standard gameplay, but with different mission styles and almost 0 exposition. This is fun for when you want to just wail on people and earn money to buy ****.
And no, it isn't annoying. It adds to the story. The dude is a ****ing ASSASSIN, but in order to actually assassinate someone, he has to earn enough money by pumping gas. That is awesome and hilarious.
Opinions can rarely be wrong. If you're ignorant, then it's a misinformed opinion. Unless you believe something that's clearly incorrect, believing something that defies proven fact, it is not wrong. If I think that apples taste like cheese, then that's a weird opinion, but not a wrong one. If I think that apples are made of cheese, then that is a wrong opinion.Also, others' opinions can be WRONG, mostly based around ignorance of the subject matter. I think Obama is unfit to be president because he is black. Yeah, I find that opinion wrong and will not respect it, but I will tolerate it.
Well, by saying it so confidently it felt like you had passed judgment and moved on. Perhaps you didn't, it's just what I got from your comment.Yeah, I am sterotyping based off of personal observation. Everyone does it. It only fails when people act upon them. I'm hardly acting upon them, so much as maybe piquing this dudes interest in knowing the hidden stuff to maybe re-evaluate the game and play it again. I know, I'm Satan.
All stereotypes are based in the truth. Otherwise, a stereotype would never form. I'm simply playing the odds that this dude played straight through the game, did almost 0 side quests, and just mashed a instead of actually thinking. Stereotype, yes, but I am very confident that I am correct, simply because if you don't like a game, you don't play it a lot. And if he didn't play it a lot, he missed a lot which may make him rethink his position.
Either you're saying;Also, about me being arrogant: welcome to Smashboards/the Internet. Enjoy your stay!
Look, I'm sorry. I suck at detecting sarcasm as it is, and on the internet it's near impossible. To YOU it may have been clearly sarcasm. To me, you were an arrogant prick. There's a difference between stupidity and being unable to detect the way you meant words typed out on a screen. Surely you can understand that?****, you are like the master of hyperbole. It was sarcasm, dip****. This is the internet, where business isn't serious. Almost all of my post are narcissistic, pessimistic, and sarcastic. That is how I post on the internet. Also, it was pretty clear that I wasn't being serious in this post. I can't believe you think people this arrogant are alive. You should consider suicide before your stupid developes into a contagious cancer that kills everyone in the world.
No, not in this case. When my friend argued to my other friend that the Wii and PS3 came out in 2007 and not 2006, they were arguing that the other was wrong.Dude, by simply arguing with me, you are saying, "I believe you are wrong and I am right," which is the core for holier-than-thou attitudes.
I assume I'm the moron yelling back?Also, I am a jerk about everything, unless you know that I am being mostly facetious, in which case it becomes endlessly entertaining to stumble upon me yelling at some moron and him yelling back.
I had reasonable evidence that you were a fanboy. You automatically attacked a person for disliking the game, assuming that they did something wrong rather than have a differing opinion.Also, even if I were a fanboy, you are stereotyping me as such, which is funny, because you claimed stereotypes fail while I embrace them.
I responded to you because you said something arrogant, yes.This is the thing I HATE the most about forums. People not disagreeing with what I am saying, but disagreeing with the way I say it. You're not arguing against any of the valid points I'm making, you are making it your job to point out that I must be wrong because I'm a big ol' meanie. =(
It's people like you that make me lose all hope for humanity.It's people like you that make me want to light people on fire through the internet.
If you continue to be a petty troll, then yes, I probably will stop bothering to argue with you just to be flamed.Also, I'm certain that you will back down, not admitting defeat, but growing weary of the pointlessness of this argument. I, however, STRIVE for pointlessness. Anytime I get a good internet fight going, I've already won. at this point, it is just icing on the cake. I get entertained by you, my viewpoint stays the same, I don't care what you think so whether your viewpoint changes is insignificant, and then you realize just how futile this is and kill yourself for being sucked into something so asinine that it only exists to fuel my own enjoyment, and you are only feeding the fire. You can't defeat a troll, especially one that makes a valid point. You can only hope to get on level footing with them, and once that happens, they've already won. They've brought you down to their level.
Did I just blow your ****ING MIND?
I don't recall you asking me to not flame you, but I'm sure it could be there. It was implied that I didn't want you to flame me simply because it is against the rules, and I said nothing flameworthy, but that didn't stop you. You just happened to accidentally start a flame war with not only one of SWF's most intelligent members, but also one of its biggest trolls.
Also, I didn't flame you. Flaming is not just yelling at someone, it also involves personal attacks, which I believe you accomplished quite well throughout your post.FirustheHedgehog said:don't flame me if I'm wrong -- I've never played the game
I know you didn't flame the guy, I didn't say you flamed him.I barely flamed the guy. I simply pointed out the chance that he may have half-assedly rushed through the game without really "playing" it. This mentality is the whole reason the Wii and DS are doing so well. People lack the patience and drive to delve deep into a game, and instead want a light romp through entertained land.
It's an expression. When you say "What's wrong with you?" you don't generally mean they have a mental defect.No. But since you don't know, you could always assume there is something wrong with me, and then guess what it is. You seem pretty good at that already.
There you go, flaming again...I know you didn't. I implied you were stupid and a failure, and would ultimately end up working minimum wage flipping burgers because of said attributes. Are you seriously too dense to pick up a blatant insult, regardless of how non-serious it is? Maybe burger flipping is a bit too much...
...Sure?And yes, I am a jerk, but that has never stopped me from being right (or awesome).
...Yeah, I do know the premise of the game. I may not have played it but I have read about it.Speculation based off of what? You don't even know the premise of the game, or any of the core gameplay elements. You are basing this off of hearsay, which is dumb.
Agreed.Also, Nintendo Power is an expert on nothing, not even Nintendo.
I find it hard to believe that over-the-top violence could improve a game's quality, but that's just my speculation.Furthermore, the violence and extreme gore set up for the over the top style the game plays, not to mention being so extreme to the point of comedy. It is unrealistic on purpose for the sake of a stylistic choice. People seem to just want to **** over weird styles, for some reason. One of the reasons I thought you liked Fallout Boy; the complete lack of any discernable style.
Except, I didn't just base it off of that...Speculation based off of NOTHING or inconsequential sources or notions isn't allowed.
Oh boy, more flaming! Yeah! (Now I can understand why you like over-the-top violence.)Furthermore, I am rarely wrong because when I lack knowledge about something, or feel like I'm not qualified enough, I don't STICK MY NOSE IN OTHER PEOPLE'S ****. I know, crazy how not opening your mouth when you are ignorant leads you to not make an *** out of yourself (i.e. you).
I don't open my mouth unless I know what I'm talking about either.That is why I'm always right; because I don't open my mouth unless I know what I am talking about, inside and out.
...Do you ever stop flaming? Seriously, this is getting tiring. Stop with the personal attacks already.Also, I don't have to try to discredit you. You need credit to have it taken away.
Because I've read about the game.And why doesn't it seem like it would be? You don't know? Is that because you have no idea about anything IN the game?
See my last comment.Also, speculation ONLY occurs when no to little information is available about the thing being speculated upon. Considering this game has been out for over 6 months, at this point, shouldn't you not need to speculate, so much as, oh, I dunno, research the game? At least that way, when you debate, you have all this handy little INFORMATION with which to debate about, as opposed to sort of having to guess based off of only God and you knows what.
IF I HAVEN'T PLAYED THE GAME, I CAN ONLY SPECULATE ON HOW IT WOULD PLAY.Seriously. People speculated about Brawl...until it came out. Then there was no speculation, only research. I'll be ****ed if I'm going to tolerate your laziness in knowing about the game before you sort of guess why it may or may not be bad. You are a ****ing dolt.
Again, you're making assumptions. I THINK THE GAME WILL BE BAD BASED ON WHAT I'VE READ.Actually, what I did was personally attack you, claiming that you are so stubborn as to purposefully hate something you would normally enjoy just because some meanie on the internet made you cry.
It's no routine. I really don't care about your opinion. If I didn't care about your opinion, it wouldn't stop me from arguing over the arrogance of your initial statement.Ah, the good old 'I don't give a ****" routine. I love it. If you didn't care you wouldn't be here. And also, it was more so a joke/insult so I could laugh/make you angry for no real well defined reason.
Haha?Also, I think the last person you'd give a second thought to is Sarah Cunningham, because you don't even know who she is. Neither do I.
That's not what I'm doing.I've never heard of Cave Story, but for some strange reason feel some sort of compulsion to talk about it like I do, claiming that it must not be good because other people like it, and I don't like those people that do for some inane reason. Weird...
No, you actually kept on saying how I was going to hate the game regardless once I played it just to spite you.Also, you pretty much to just proved me right. "I hated the game until I actually played it, then I liked it more." That is like my whole argument. Before you actually went back and played it more, you were so ready to say it sucked. But then you found something intriguing, and it became better for you.
Thanks for proving my point.
...No. Stop saying it. Assumptions and ignorant statements don't become awesome and true if you say them five times over.Also, Cave Story sucks. I heard some people say it was good, and it seemed like I shouldn't like those people because they liked something that I heard others didn't like, so I decided I hated it.
Why are you making attacks on my personality again?Once again, less of an assumption, more so a personal attack on your personality. I figured someone as bland and stupid as you would LOVE Failout Boy.
If I'm spamming, then so is he. And he's flaming on top of it.Firus has spammed up this thread more than Sliq's original pictures did.
I've seen alot of speculation on this one, and seeing as how much the DS is loooooved in Japan, I'm going to call this one plausible. We haven't seen anything of this game yet one way or another, so it's hard to make a call but the "D.S." initials certainly do make an argument.was constantly tipping it's hat to retro gaming and such, is the title "Desperate Struggle" is a nod to the trend of naming DS games Dual Strike, Deadly Silence, Dust Strikers, Dawn of Sorrow etc. after the DS came out?
Hey No more Heroes Forever sounds like a great squeal.????:..it alone would jack up the age rating of this game even further.
Travis:So what? Who cares?
????:What if they game gets Delayed? You wouldn't want this to be No more Heroes Forever do you?
Travis: Alright i'll fast froward this so you can tell me.
Travis:WHY THE HELL WOULD YOU BRING SOME THING LIKE THAT AT THE VERY LAST MINUTE IN THE GAME!!?!?!?
Plus i like it how the beam katana doesnt entirely rip off the lightsaber concept. Except for the Cross saber and the Tsubaki MKIII, they are a loop of high temp energy.????:Your the protagonist..I'm just some cool, handsome foyle(sp), who happens to be your twin Brother!! Hate to say it but its your job!