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One of my favorite element systems is the one in Cassette Beasts, because its not "Hit X with Y to do BEEG DAMAGE™", but because they inflict buffs, debuffs or straight up change the target type. If you hit a Metal type with a Poison attack, the defender would gain the "Tipped" buff, which would cause anyone using melee attacks against them take extra Poison damage. If you hit a Electric type with a Plastic (Yes there is Plastic element, just roll with it) attack, the defender would gain the "Insulated" debuff, which would cause all of their target-all attacks hit only one target. And if you hit an Ice type with a Fire attack, they would outright change to Water type for a couple of turns.

really awesome video!

Vib Ribbon! The terrain is the game!

I should check Ali abdaal on skill share

literally every 3d zelda game:

As a Not an RPG Guy, i can confirm these are based

One Legend of Zelda game you failed to mention is Spirit Tracks. I thought it was very creative to make Zelda's spirit/soul your companion. To that date (and in some regards, to date), that was the most interaction we got of Link and Zelda working together to save Hyrule.

For me, if a boss rush is mandatory, it is padding, but if a boss rush is optional, it's an extra challenge for super fans of the game, who would like an extra challenge because the rest of the game has gotten boring. But yes, I think my favorite example of a good boss rush is Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. On one side, the game rewards the gamer for finding and conquering the legendary beasts by giving Calamity Ganon less phases. On the other side, the game does not cheat the players who went right to Calamity Ganon out of gameplay content by requiring them to take on Ganon at the different legendary beasts as a different phase of Calamity Ganon. By doing so, it technically makes a boss rush optional, yet it keeps the boss rush part of the main game.

For TOTK I didnt get the shrine sensor/puriah pad’s advancements until over 120 hours into the game 💀 my fault for ignoring the quest but I had no clue it would be useful/important

BRUTAL LEGEND MENTIONED

there is this game called outpost infinity siege, the tutorial has one of these types of bosses. But not really a boss more like a SA-X (stealh) but actually impossible YOU WILL DIE. (It's apart of the LORRRE!)

I love the gauntlets in Sekiro because you get a harder version of the bosses at the end and if you beat them in the gauntlet you get some really cool stuff.

What's the game being shown at 2:27 ?

Thank you for supporting my RPG 🙏

The Koraidon/Miraidon bit would be true if not for the fact that you can BLJ out of 80% of the game's cliffs so long as they have the tiniest slope on them.

0:52 🤨

Having watched my little brother play Twilight Princess recently, I’ve noticed that as great a companion as Midna is, her advice is a bit lacking. She’ll either give you some basic environmental information, or vaguely direct you towards a puzzle. My brother’s autistic, and doesn’t pick up on a lot of the unspoken cues that we normally take for granted, so environmental puzzles can be tricky for him. He actually benefits from a handholding companion, like Fi or Navi. It’d be nice if you got an option for how much assistance you got from your companion. As much as we like to crap on companions who tell you EXACTLY what to do, there’s a reason they were designed that way. It’s so everyone can enjoy a game equally, regardless of how they see and understand the world.

Another small thing about the Totk tutorials is the mechanics are mostly the same from botw, so veteran players are sitting through another long level of the same knowledge.

I'm a big fan of installs (transformations), a game I'd suggest for doing them right is Bloody Roar. You get the power-up state with a new set of attacks, but the duration of it slowly drains over time. However, you're only knocked out of the powerup state if you get knocked down while your meter is empty. Further, you can end it early at any time to attempt a super attack. Finally, in Bloody Roar Primal Fury, you can enter a hyper mode, akin to Marvel's X-Factor this has a more rapidly depleting meter, gives the character a bonus buff unique to their character, and allows unlimited super attacks for the duration. But once it runs out, you can no longer turn into a beast for the rest of the match. Not just the round, the whole match.

There this indy game called ship of foils and all its bosses are big compared to your ship so when you defeat them it makes you feel great

into the breach

I thought the "SA is SAX" thing was a wild joke until you clarified. Gave me some whiplash.

I want to see an impossible boss that can only be beaten at max level but it can only be fought once during the tutorial area with only the lowest level enemy as the one farming area you are in

no way to avoid blue shells in mkds? erm acktually 🤓

Tales of the Abyss had the "Field of Fonons" mechanic - casting multiple spells of the same element creates a glowing circle colored with that element, and then if a character stands in the field and uses a special move, the special move gets upgraded into a stronger elemental attack. And since it's a Tales game and characters are free to run around the battlefield, setting up that positioning actually takes some work and makes for interesting tactics.

*starts watching video* *zones out for a bit* “Identity theft cost Americans 56 billion dollars in 2020” What

I feel like you can have more fun when you can get creative with building such as if your enemies have a camp or bandits why can’t you have that too why can’t you become the character you want to be? And also progress into the games story that is linear. And like you said between the levels you can do more with that level than just progressing into the next one with nothing new but an unlocked moveset or attire but not an action that will get you into the next journey.

yoola - laylee makes the player thinks out the box sometimes that is not make it a bad design 😒😒😒😒

Woot!

If you have difficulty casting summons in chrono cross, you’re managing your actions wrong.

3:30 EARTHBOUND! That's WHAT WE BEEN WAITING FOR Edit: here to 11:28 also mother 3 in the video

Anyone know the game at 2:23? It looks right up my alley

Yo is that Megaman exe in the thumbnail

Jokes on you intro, I don't even use that stuff on the final boss for some reason! It's like I'm a challenge runner constantly playing every game with a no consumables challenge but I suck at games so it's not nearly as successful as UA-camrs would make it seem

A good example of a narratively driven impossible boss is Darth Vader in Jedi: Fallen Order. No health bar, barely entertains the "battle" and then forces you to use force abilities and movement options to evade him.

Splatoon 3 Mr. Grizz is my favorite colossal boss. 3D Parkour + shooting weak points from distance on otherwise impenetrable body.

Honestly the way Paper Mario TTYD's stage works makes the game so much more interesting and it's a shame it never showed up again (not counting paying toads for help in Origami King)

in botw i have 40 diamonds

A major part of why the courses felt so bad in the reboot is because the core game was designed to be survival focused and a major selling point in early marketing for the game was the real world topography courtesy of NASA so players could traverse and survive the world's toughest challenges. When Deadly Descents was retooled the maps weren't thrown out. So we have fans (myself included) who wanted the old SSX arcade experience vs this new 'realistic' approach from the game's first announcement before it got retooled. Had they ditched the survival mechanics entirely (except the wingsuit, that was a fun addition~) and made brand new arcade like courses akin to Tricky and SSX3 the series might still be alive today sadly... TL:DR Having a death grip on an old mechanic that doesn't fit with the game's new direction will kill the very thing you wanted to keep alive.

Unlimi---huaglgrlgeah. I threw up in my mouth when I heard that name spoken aloud.

A correction on the BG3 rulebook statement: Every rule in 5E, which is drastically simplified compared to former editions. Comparing it to Solasta, which pulls from 3E, you can see 5E was made for casual audiences.

warframe has got to be the worst tutorial of a game i have every played

There are the twins from terraria

I thought you're also gonna critique how SM and moreso SwSh has very bland battle background including the infamous white dome that doesn't match the environment you were in hehe - Gen 6 was fleshed out to match the overworld, and XY actually has a feature where you can get items by affecting the battle environment. I agree that Weather & Terrain adds great dimension to Pokemon battles and arguably more impactful than the "gimmicks". But in the mobile game Pokemon Masters they introduced Zones, effects that cover the other types and boosts them. They also introduced Ice and Rock Zones as Sandstorm and Hail don't inherently boosts moves unless a skill says so. If the mainline adds them it would be great I feel even if they plainly just boost both side's damage based on the type.

Not a game per say. But all this talk about terrian makes me ponder how people would feel about Paper Mario Dark star. TLTR it's a hard mode mod of Paper Mario 64. One of the things they added to make things harder was battle conditions that would pop up in certain areas of the game. They seem interesting in concept, and a couple were fun. But a lot of times, they came off more annoying than interesting. I struggle to put into words why, but I think part of it has to do with the fact that the majority of them actively hurt you with no means to make them work in your favor. I wished I liked the concept more because it was a unquie way to add more depth to Paper Mario but I'll be honest. The moment I found a badge they added that negate this "weather" effect, it became a perament part of my arsnal of badges I always equip.

I don’t think the way summons and field effects interact in Chrono Cross are that bad, as you can use timing and character switching to nearly guarantee that you can summon uninterrupted. But it still is a lot of work and the field element is often more of a detriment than anything.

An interesting one for me is yokai watch 3’s 3x3 grid based combat. Its a real time grid based combat system (similar to mega man battle network) where you can chain different yokai, have yokai in front to protect the weaker ones, there are different abilities that effect terrain and linked yokai, and when there are terrain hazards you have to be careful with the path you take when moving around your yokai. I’d really recommend it! It’s one of my favorite 3ds games.

Pokémon Reborn, Rejuvination, and Desolation are worth mentioning for their field effects having around 40 or so environments or so based on where you're battling. So like if youre fighting in a cave sound based moves will get a huge power boost from echoing and if you use earthquake a couple times there might be a cave in damaging both sides. Or like you can fight underwater and like fire type moves wont work at all and non water types take damage every turn, but then you can use dive to go back to the waters surface field but then like you can use sludge wave a couple times and turn it to mukwater where now poison moves are stronger and grounded pokemon are taking damage and then use blizzard to freeze over the water and now ice type noves are stronger and like all priority moves raise your speed as your gaining momentum from skating on the ice. Like, this is such a good system and adds so much depth and variety to pokemon. theres even some overworld puzzles that require you to change the terrain in battle to progress. Like, it's really really neat and interesting

you can't just put megaman.exe on the thumbnail and have me not immediately click

Think you sold me on that unicorn one.