@efesell: What I mean is if Trump had to debate with the microphones off when his opponent is talking. If he was forced to do a professional debate, how would it compare in quality to Bernie's style?
Basically as the question states. Please list probable pros and cons of future outcomes for both countries if possible and flesh out the economic turmoil that may be to come.
If I remember correctly, one of them was... I didn't like the fact that the 4x-button-press special combo attack (at the end of the string of attacks - I think the combo was "X, X, X, Y" when you unlock it) didn't work as well as I thought it would. It wasn't smooth at all, and I wanted it to work because SP runs out super quickly if you keep using it so why not use an "SP-like" attack that doesn't require SP. Also increasing the difficulty doesn't give you more EXP points.
I also feel like the Ps4 controller wasn't built for this game in a way, or the configuration (when making the game) for those SP-like attacks I talked about above weren't made with the right key combos IMO (if that makes sense).
I did give up on the game soon after. With that being said though I will update this post to reflect my newer thoughts if I decide to go back to playing the game.
I'm currently only playing Clash though. It has a shorter learning curve than the other ones and it's easy to get into. I would just recommend not paying up a single buck for it because I've heard problems with Supercell's (the dev) customer support. I'd say play as long as you don't feel like playing. Also you get free stuff in-game for just playing the game which is nice.
@shiftygism: Oh no. :( Alright fair enough. I'm cool with a New 2DSXL if necessary. What do you think of the refurbished New 3DS XLs, especially the ones on Amazon or eBay (I believe I saw them there)? Are they of good quality in comparison to the new New 2DS'?
i think either are good options and it really comes down to what has the entries you would rather play.
3ds is great but its older and for me personally it made my hands cramp and my neck hurt if i used it for longer stretches.
switch with the fact that it can dock doesn't have that issue since i can play it on my tv and use a controller vs just the joycons ( or the joycons in the grip) which as someone who also doesn't travel i find to be a perfectly suitable option, specially with new stuff still coming out on it.
Alright sounds good! I definitely like the idea of a handheld video game console exclusively for handheld games even with all the hand cramps and neck hurtings you talk about. I didn't have too much of an issue with the 3DS in this case. However, thank you for posting.
@a_z: I will say, personally, if you're going to be using the switch as a handheld IMO the Lite is better. It's basically all I use. The buttons feel better and the dpad is...an actual dpad.
I'm probably going to be connecting it on my TV and I will be playing it on there as much as possible if I do buy it. The D-pad will definitely be a factor in my purchase though.
Thank you.
Also, do you guys think I should still check out older Pokemon games if I find the 50 % (in-game) landmark of Pokemon Heartgold to be hard? And do you guys know how Black and White, and Black and White 2 compares to HeartGold in terms of difficulty?
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