MegaVel91

MegaVel91

Honest, blunt and sarcastic.

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Re: Pokémon's Diamond & Pearl Remakes Become The Second Biggest Switch Game Launch In Japan

MegaVel91

@Dragonite89 Yea, you don't care. You don't care enough to actually make decent points. You don't care enough to not use ad hominem, and so many other problems.

Super pissy? You're projecting. You're so repetitive and off kilter that it would be funny if you weren't so repetitive and boring.

You're like a mad dog, barking at people and thinking you're hot stuff. It's pathetic.

Re: Pokémon's Diamond & Pearl Remakes Become The Second Biggest Switch Game Launch In Japan

MegaVel91

@Dragonite89 I haven't bought BDSP, nor did I buy SwSh... But you sir, are being utterly whacked.

You don't read. You ignore the point. You continuously argue in bad faith. You continue to use ad hominem attacks.... And more.

Literally what is wrong with you?

You're spitting fire literally fir not outright agreeing with you and basically telling you "you don't speak for me". You're acting in an utterly childish manner and giving disproportionate responses to people's criticisms of you.

My advice? Grow up.

Re: YouTube Is Hiding The Dislike Count, Good News For Switch Online's Video Team

MegaVel91

@Berserker7 They don't want more censorship cause they are already smart enough to know the kinds of things millennials have been railing against are not cool. So more censorship is pointless.

But political correctness will never die. There will always be politically and socially unacceptable things to say that people will get rammed over, often for good reason.

Re: Random: Forget Dread, It's All About Metroid: Other M On Twitter Right Now

MegaVel91

@JRokujuushi @Clod Having heard recently from a avid Metroid fan of a friend I know about the differences between the original and the localization of the story... The Japanese version makes more sense, but I generally agree the story in general isn't great.

The Japanese version has Samus showing she has lost confidence in herself due to the loss of the Baby Metroid, and that the hell run through the Pyrosphere was a self-imposed test to see if she still has the stones for what she is doing, for which Adam berates her for doing something so obviously reckless. It also underscores why she experienced such a severe trauma response to Ridley: she was mentally and emotionally compromised, and she was not prepared for his re-emergence as a clone due to the aforementioned cracks in her proverbial armor.

It doesn't fix everything bad about the story-writing if you follow the Japanese version, but it does make a lot of the stuff in Other M make more sense and feel less ham-fisted overall.

Also from what I was told, the portrayal of Samus between the two versions is very different.

Re: Metroid Dread Studio Hit With Allegations Of Poor Organisation And Management

MegaVel91

@Arawn93 The reason I give so much benefit of the doubt is exactly because they have nothing to lose. With no threat of termination, and retaliation being unlikely, speaking candidly comes more easily.

Plus, after hearing the stories of places like NetherRealm Studios, ActBlizz, and several others, and even more outside of the game dev space, I'm far less willing to be trusting of companies when stuff hits the fan.

Besides, it's been proven time and again when a company has a toxic corporate culture, unless said culture starts costing something on their profits and bottom line, they will do anything to protect the status quo and avoid change. So I'm so sorry I am not willing to give companies more benefit of the doubt than I could throw any of their executive staff.

Re: Talking Point: The Metroid Dread Credits Debate Is Sadly Common

MegaVel91

@Varkster It seems more like you're being dismissive and making assumptions about the people coming out and complaining about this, and making assumptions about them being fired or let go.

In short. You're doing the exact same crap you're touting other people are doing about jumping the gun. So you really have no place to talk there.

Then you go on about some overly exaggerated rhetoric about contributions and signal your virtue of working yourself to the bone as if you're better than those people. Get over yourself you arrogant mook.

Re: First Impressions: For Better Or Worse, Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl Look Like Extremely Safe Remakes

MegaVel91

@YourLocalChonker You and others repeatedly using the word "objectively" doesn't magically make your opinions into fact. You would prefer something different and similar to the modern games but better. Fine. But just because they aren't what you or some others desire doesn't make them "objectively" anything other than "not what you were hoping for."

@Mobiusman I disagree on the lifeless part, but yeah, they are pretty 2 dimensional on the faces.

Re: Exp. Share Can't Be Turned Off In The Pokémon Diamond And Pearl Remakes

MegaVel91

@SeaFishelle No, they aren't, and you've deliberately misrepresented what I said.

Grinding being a traditional part of the JRPG experience is a fact. Stating that is not nostalgia talking. The aforementioned Dragon Quest series earlier in the comments is one such example, and some people preferring the Exp.Share being an optional thing isn't just a matter of nostalgia either.

Exp.Share being on all the time takes something outside of your control, without being given the choice to put it back in your control.

Now if you're going to try to argue it is purely nostalgia in different dressing in a manner that is not disingenuous and a strawman argument, then do so. Just know if you bother to respond with something that falls into either of those things, you will be ignored.

Re: Exp. Share Can't Be Turned Off In The Pokémon Diamond And Pearl Remakes

MegaVel91

@CharlieGirl It isn't nostalgia glasses, and the very idea that it's the main reason people don't like it being not optional is foolishly dismissive.

There's nothing wrong with giving players the choice to play the game how they want, and grinding as it is, is a traditional part of the JRPG experience. Some people actually like doing it and putting time into leveling their individual Pokemon. What about taking away that choice is a good thing?

Re: First Impressions: For Better Or Worse, Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl Look Like Extremely Safe Remakes

MegaVel91

@Rayquaza2510 Honestly, the Arceus one seems like something that GF needs to do with the games more going forward. The concept of Pokemon being able to attack you instead of immediately engaging them in battle, or them outright chasing you into a battle adds more player choice.

Also gives more credence to one of the oldest reasons you couldn't leave the starting town early: Pokemon are dangerous wild animals if traveling without one of your own to help defend you.

So frankly, this happening is something that should happen and should stay beyond it. GF is taking a big gamble with that one.

Re: First Impressions: For Better Or Worse, Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl Look Like Extremely Safe Remakes

MegaVel91

@Pokester99 There is an art style here, and no, they do not look objectively worse. The visual style of the game itself counts as one. You may personally not like it, but you're not the end all arbitrator of of how it looks.

Granted, it's uninspired, but that doesn't mean an art style doesn't exist. It sounds more like you're reaching hard to dock hard against it.

Re: The Super Mario Movie's Release Date And Cast Are Revealed

MegaVel91

@CharlieGirl Some things you don't understand:

  • Charles have never done dialogue for Mario for the length of a movie. No the event VA work doesn't count. That's on the spot improv that doesn't require specific direction.
  • Charles has mostly ever done snippets for the games of any of the characters he does, including Mario. Doing VA work for a movie requires more than either of these two things I've mentioned.
  • Charles has stated in the past a lot of these voices are actually somewhat strenuous for him to do, some more than others, like Wario. Do you really want to chance Charles harming his voice box from strain just so you can have him as Mario in a feature length movie?

Re: Monkey Ball And Yakuza Creator Is In Talks To Leave Sega For NetEase

MegaVel91

@Faruko Sod off with the veiled whataboutism. Regardless of whether or not the Big 3 have done anything shady, that doesn't mean letting equally or even more shady businesses or studio have a pass is okay.

To put it in other words: just because a lot of us have gotten used to the stink of the big three doesn't mean you should allow it to get worse by adding more crap to the pile.