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Re: Gallery: Here's Another Look At Golden Sun For The Switch Online Expansion Pack

Crono1973

@rvcolem1 I prefer random encounters.

  • I don't want enemy sprites messing up the scenery.
  • I don't want to have to wait for enemies to respawn when I am grinding.
  • If you aren't grinding it's easier to determine how to not skip any battles but also not grind. Just fight every battle but waste no time getting to your destination.

This near universal hatred of random battles has really changed JRPG design and not for the better in my opinion.

Re: Sea Of Stars Developer Sabotage Replacing 'The Completionist' NPC

Crono1973

@MegaMari0 Indeed and it only took a month to find someone to donate too once the controversy started. So much for his claims that he couldn't find the right charity for almost a decade but then that claim is also BS since he also said he was upset when he found out in 2021 that the money had not yet been donated.

He changed his story.

Re: Sea Of Stars Developer Sabotage Replacing 'The Completionist' NPC

Crono1973

@Sonicka You don't know if he purposely didn't donate the money for 9 years? That would be quite an accident. You could say 'well, he didn't know for the first 7 years' but that is incompetence at best. We still have 2 years where he did know, kept lying about it and didn't donate.

Still think it was an accident?

Re: Sea Of Stars Developer Sabotage Replacing 'The Completionist' NPC

Crono1973

@Sonicka You don't need ALL the facts, the facts that we have are damning enough. Imagine if criminal courts couldn't convict someone because they didn't have ALL the facts?

Juror: "Your honor, we cannot reach a verdict because we don't know everything that happened on the night of the murder. We know the defendant went to McDonald's after committing this crime but we don't know what he ordered."

LOL

Re: Sea Of Stars Developer Sabotage Replacing 'The Completionist' NPC

Crono1973

@Sonicka But... having followed a lot of this scandal over the last few weeks I still feel we're still missing a lot of context and facts (alongside an official investigation actually needing to taking place).

Any facts we don't have are because Jirard isn't sharing them. Karl and Mutahar have gone as far as they can.

Re: Zelda Producer Responds To Fans Who Want A More "Traditional Linear" Adventure

Crono1973

@ERIC_MACK Skyward Sword had motion controls which turned alot of people off. When they heard from others online about how the controls sucked they may have decided not to buy it. Nintendo's response of 'oh well, get good' probably didn't help either.

The whole game was designed around motion controls and so if you weren't good with other motion controlled games, you may have decided to skip Skyward Sword. Even the HD remake just ties the motion controls to the right stick instead of giving it traditional button controls. That game is just not for some people and shouldn't really be compared to Zelda games with traditional controls (which is all the rest of them).