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#1 Posted by FierceDeity (275 posts) - 1 month, 20 days ago

@nonused said:

@fiercedeity: I'll have you know that my eviction is nothing but the truth.

Really, though, I have no idea then. I just remember punching a snowball earlier in the level and returning a bit afterwards to find the elder within that same snowball. Regardless, I think hiding the man who progresses the game in a snowball (of which there are many) is silly, especially when you're given clues that he's heading for the mountain.

@video_game_king: Y'know what? If Phantom Hourglass had me spitting game into the mic as opposed innuendos, I would have liked that game a lot more.

Oh, right! Actually, if you free him from the snowball and talk to him as normal Link he'll blabber about not believing you're real and walk away pitifully. This may sound silly, but it was actually a bit touching for me to watch that poor, blind old Goron limping away in the freezing cold, If you watch him for long enough, he'll freeze into solid ice, similar to that other Goron. If you leave the area, he'll be in the snow ball again.

#2 Edited by FierceDeity (275 posts) - 1 month, 20 days ago

"It's just, his scripting hadn't gone through because the events that triggered said scripting hadn't occurred at that point. I fumed so hard that my roommate had me evicted."

This isn't true - I just replayed Majora's Mask this past month, and I can definitively say that he'll pop out of that snow ball no matter where you are in the scripting. Actually I remember when I first played the game a decade ago I found him before I could get his song (need Goron mask). You probably just didn't find him originally. If you approach close enough to his snow ball you'll actually notice that Tatl will turn green over it, indicating an NPC.

It also wouldn't make any sense for you to be unable to find him early, considering the whole time travelling thing that resets everyone.

#3 Posted by FierceDeity (275 posts) - 1 month, 20 days ago

" That it’s only been announced for 3DS is discouraging, as these games deserve to be experienced on the big screen"

I thought Monster Hunter really blew up when it got onto the PSP, at least in Japan anyway.

#4 Posted by FierceDeity (275 posts) - 1 month, 20 days ago

Come on Patrick, if Vinny can play Dark Souls so can you! ;-)

I love how... methodical everything is in Dark Souls. From climbing to combat. It's sort of relaxing.

#5 Edited by FierceDeity (275 posts) - 1 month, 21 days ago

Did anyone else think the thread title was an innuendo? *blush*

#6 Posted by FierceDeity (275 posts) - 1 month, 24 days ago

Damn, I got Dark Souls when it was 19.99 on Steam last week.

Regardless, what an amazing value! Dark Souls is such an incredible game... from what little I've played of it thus far (if you consider 30 hours to be "little") it's been an absolute blast. Nothing is better than fighting tooth and nail against a red phantom and barely surviving! :) Such a great palate cleanser after all the generic AAA blockbuster movie-esque experiences of the last several years.

#7 Posted by FierceDeity (275 posts) - 2 months, 7 hours ago

Such beautiful manipulation!!! Exquisite exploitation! Bravo!

#8 Edited by FierceDeity (275 posts) - 2 months, 1 day ago

Yeah, what the hell? Why don't you just go spoil Bioshock Infinite's inevitable plot twist while you're at it, jerk!

#9 Edited by FierceDeity (275 posts) - 2 months, 1 day ago

Honestly, I just find everybody to be rather hypocritical. The Bombcast after Brad's review went up, they basically came out and said that people whining should shut up because the Devil May Cry series would never have seen a new game that was in line with the original ones. Never mind that just a month before they had given GotY to X-COM for successfully rebooting a classic franchise.

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