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Yeah

8.5/10

A terrific case. The twist at the end of the first day, and Godot in general, both ruled

I feel like they knew they struck gold with Atmey. He's definitely memorable.

shit

3 (Camerupt, Flygon, Groudon, Swampert) vs 4 (Garchomp line, Rhyperior, Gliscor, Mamo) vs 5 (Ex, Krook, Golurk)

Tough

Yeah I heard Red's voice in AC and thought "oh ok guess that's his canon voice", so I came to terms with it years ago. But I've always disagreed with it because like...it's so gruff. Guy's a kid. Him being young endeared me to the character a lot.

Then remake came along and it did the same thing. I did not expect them to do this 180 to how he should have been in AC, and I'm really happy they did. He's such a good lab rat dog

Anyway, Bugenhagen scene in the Planetarium ruled. Probably the OG was better for me because I wasn't anticipating Cosmo Canyon to just randomly drop one of the best scenes in the game while here I actively looked forward to it. But it looked terrific - they definitely did it justice

ATHF
Rick and Morty
Robot Chicken
Eric Andre

The Boss

Rayquaza
Mudkip
Sceptile
Metagross

I reached Cosmo Canyon and immediately it gives me what I want.

I love Red but always thought his voice was at odds with the character being comparatively young, but the change in his voice when he arrived in CC was so sweet

Boss

Chandelure and Golurk make Gen V a credible choice but Gen IX absolutely walks away with this

I love Gholdengo, Skeledirge, Annihilape so much

Steak

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy

I'm stretching here

Ff7

Gen IV's final evolutions are strong and Gen I has some classics, but I went with Gen VI. Excellent lineup there

4 is incredible man but I agree some sequences went a bit long.

However, the choreography of the Arc de Triomphe sequence genuinely blew my mind

Hard one

Gen 6 has two Charizards, Gen 1 has superior og Charizard, and Gen V has Theman, Volc and Chandelure.

I guess I'll go with Gen V for Theman. Best type though. So much excellence here.

7/10

Mostly good stuff but it became exhausting to finish

1-4: 10/10, annoyed I missed the day

Man

Yeah I was wondering why there was a store for the Folios

The chicken sidequest played with my emotions

I briefly thought it was the worst shit ever, then it was over fast enough

Then it hinted I'd be doing the chicken pull thing the whole way back to the Village but got stopped after 30s for a fight

Then an unexpectedly savage ending

And hilariously using the game over theme after eating the chicken

A real rollercoaster, that one

Just first thoughts

It
Green Mile
Pet Sematary
The Shining

Everything's silent except my alarm and when I get a call.

Throne

Yeah I wanted to go back and clean up Junon but I do appreciate how the game locks you out of the open world for a time. I do enjoy the way you're often moving forward.

Gen IV is one of the best rosters ever

Boss

Life

Bitto posted...

I just realized there's an argument for Risk and Cards Against Humanity to be on here too.

Just make this the most hated Mount Rushmore.

I thought of Risk last. Not sure if I'd cut Clue/do for it.

Monopoly
Chess
Scrabble
Cluedo

Affection (Mia Sofia)

Weird one tbh

Then "mine"

Went with 7, but no great choices

Also I interpreted this as games that caused people to bang the "IT'S ART!" drum the most, and based my thoughts on that - as opposed to games I personally think are most "artistic". Idk about that, really. I'd probably throw in MGS2 if I was voting on it that way.

HaRRicH posted...

Agreed, and I'm shocked at how few votes it has in light of its remaster coming out shortly and how it was at one time THE sign that indie games were both catching on and could be different from what people normally think of with games.

My only guess with Braid is that it was very famous in its time but that time passed like a decade ago.

But the discussion of it embedded itself deeply enough into my brain that it was probably my first thought after SotC. Journey I saw in a museum on a school trip once as well as being so obviously "artistic"

First instincts

SotC
Braid
Journey
Silent Hill 2

Face Face lol

No idea why

colliding posted...

I don't think Thanos actually wanted to help people though. It's typical Malthussian logic that's employed by sociopaths. Which makes him sympathetic but still villainous imo.

Yeah. His responses to issues of overpopulation and resource exhaustion were all military and involved mass murder that wouldn't solve a whole lot. He's an intelligent, eloquent lunatic

About $880 after converting

Electric and Rock being neutral to each other was a surprising one to me for a while.

Bug/Poison's relationship always throws me off as well.

Idk I was unspoiled on it and it came out of there and it was just... a fish

Gen 4 is nothing but winners

Ruin legendaries are good sans the fish. Chien-Pao is particularly great.

Cool lore and the best legendary battle theme since...I'm going to say either Ultra Necrozma or maybe even Giratina

Oh yeah, Wenwu ruled

I forgot about Shang-Chi because of the fucking dragon runining everything

Loki, Hela, Thanos, Killmonger, Namor, Vulture, Goblin, High Evolutionary, MoM villain

Gordon

I don't know why a lame joke from Wild Wild West got in my head before literally anything else, but hey ho.

changmas posted...

Went with 2 over 9 and 5, narrowly.

kingambit cant carry 9 hard enough by itself even though its one of my all time favorites already

My only issue with Kingambit is its pose. It kind of looks to me like it's constantly taking a shit. Other than that it's perfect

5 > 9 > 2 > 4 > the rest btw

2 and 9 both really good imo what with the good boy (Mabosstiff) and Kingambit in one, and T-Tar & Houndoom in the other.

Gen V again

Supreme generation

Tickets

My instinct is that FF7R1 is better because I liked the setting so much, the focus, and it kind of delivers on moment after moment (and makes a few of its own like the Jenova fight). But it's also padded out a lot, like the drum section. I still have a long way to go on this one though.

FFDragon posted...

XIII's stance here now makes sense why I got modded for sincerely telling lms to seek help.

Generally using mental illness is seen as moddable (we mod using Trump Derangement Syndrome as an insult for example). And to be honest with you, saying "seek help" and nothing else in response to a topic about star wars or whatever it was doesn't really scream sincerity - it's the kind of thing usually said to insult or annoy someone.

Like right at the start of FF7 Remake Cloud says to Barret "get help" knowing it would piss him off. It wasn't a severe suggestion that Barret see a therapist. It's a pretty common way of antagonising people. I get why you might think it but that post doesn't really come off in that "sincere" way.