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Re: Pokémon GO's Raid Battles Are Live, But They're Reserved For Master Trainers

coolaggro

I've been playing regularly since the beginning. I use lucky eggs whenever I get enough pokemon to evolve so I can fully take advantage of the extra exp. I play at least everyday to get a pokemon and a stop but also when I do any serious walking. And I think I'm only around level 30 or so. The ramp up on exp needed to get from one level to the next at higher levels is just stupid and discouraging.

Re: Video: Unboxing and Testing the New Nintendo 2DS XL

coolaggro

I need a new 3DS so I'll be picking this up around thanksgiving probably. My 3DS Smash themed XL broke and I had been using my original 3DS but the screen is a bit small and the battery is really worn out. I hadn't ever upgraded to the "new" 3ds, so this will be my entry

Re: Review: Disgaea 5 Complete (Switch)

coolaggro

I got it day 1 and have been loving it. First time with the series, there's definitely a lot here but that's fun. Also, you don't have to go as deep as you want to which is kind of nice. The DLC helps out any who might struggle with any difficulty I imagine (like giving you an option for 1 million of the currency). I'm glad it's on the switch!

Re: Review: NBA Playgrounds (Switch eShop)

coolaggro

I picked it up this morning and got to play it during my lunch break. It's fun, getting new characters is a fun system. I got destroyed at first but got more the hang of it by the second match. I've enjoyed it. The only gripes I have is the slightly longer load times and times you have to wait after a made basket.
It takes more skill than NBA jam which is kinda good for depth, but bad for pick up and play. Which I'm OK with.
For $20, it's plenty fun and I am glad I got it. I look forward to more multiplayer

Re: Poll: Where Do You Currently Stand on ARMS and Splatoon 2?

coolaggro

@JKRiki only the floors count. But you can drastically effect a match and do well even if you don't get many or any kills by just focusing on painting areas where the enemy is not. Be sure to paint over enemy paint first as that gives you points and takes away from them. Most maps do a good job of letting you have multiple paths out of your base in some way. If your team is pushed back in the main paths, it is important to get out behind the other team and ink the other half of the map so the enemy team is forced to come back and deal with you. Also, it could allow your teammates to super jump to you and then you can shift the fight in your favor. Inking more space helps you and your team be able to move more freely, along with points. So just focusing on that is fine. You'll be up against plenty of other noobies too and you'll catch on quick I think. Try out lots of different weapons and enjoy!

Re: Poll: Where Do You Currently Stand on ARMS and Splatoon 2?

coolaggro

@JKRiki In the original game there was a pretty good match making system. When you play the final product I'm pretty sure that you'll be against people at your level pretty quickly.
Also, don't paint the walls, they don't give you points but they do help you climb up them or hide in them.

Re: Review: Super Bomberman R (Switch)

coolaggro

Definitely getting it as soon as I get a switch. Always love bomberman and co-op bomberman even more so.

Did they ever come out with Bomberman 64 on the VC? I'd love to play that again too, even more so if they included online multiplayer or co-op somehow