Komma @KommaChameleon@awoo.space

my TV has low input lag on exactly one of its 5 hdmi ports, rendering the rest of dubious value

Guilty Gear is another I should remember; it is a universe principally concerned with tons of unlikely powers and ridiculous costumes but with enough divergence from our world to feel like those kinds of powers changed the status quo.

Also, closer to home, TMNT.

Consider the following:
JJBA
Zorro
Super Sentai (and arguably kaiju in general)
Mega Man
Inspector Gadget
Hellboy
Sentinels of the Multiverse
Sailor Moon

Learning to love superhero fiction again by redefining what counts as superhero fiction so that things I like are included

how the flip do you "learn" to play a battle royale game

Good morrow!

Maybe it's Level-5? Nihon Falcom?

I guess From Software has a pretty good record, too...

Looking for a new studio that makes consistently good, wholesome jrpgs to become a fan of, without any of the bitter pills of Atlus, Square Enix, etc

Let's try a Skyrim total conversion!

...this is the first prompt

This is a game I was unsure about several times as I was playing but Holy Shit I am glad I stuck through with it. The main story is excellent spec fic and the combat style is very inventive--a little bit Monster Hunter and a little bit third-person shooter. It's an after-the-end-of-the-world game but it's more thoughtful and optimistic than most.

I think the main things that got in the way for me were my understanding of how its open world is structured and how its economy works. Yes, you get experience and levels and move through the world like an RPG protagonist, but your strength really comes from the resources you gather and the equipment you craft. I sorta just screwed around in the world for 20 hours before moving the story along. That was... not ideal. Following is my advice on how to deal with that hurdle better than I did.

Tips for enjoyment:
* Accept that this is not a melee combat game and the spear sliding is a bit wonky.
* Don't pick fights unless you'll get more stuff (or quest progress) out of them than you put in. Learn what kinds of ammo are cheap and what are costly.
* Avoid sidequests about characters you aren't interested in.
* Think of merchants as an extension of your crafting capabilities.
* Try not to worry about ammo capacity upgrades unless you like to buy that ammo type from merchants. You can craft ammo during battle.
* Try to get the infinite-use fast travel pack as soon as you can. Then you can refill medicine, particular ammo, etc by warping to your favorite spots.
* You'll want several armor swaps depending on the situation; anti-range and anti-fire are particularly helpful.
* Take photos!

oh my god, fuck this stupid wall

I think I don't care if the game is "good" any more; it not meant to be like this.

in case you had any thought that OWL was cool at all

aloy has that alligator god energy

Doom 2: Other People on Earth

I’m gonna smooch myself for valentine’s day.

I am weak at tetris

why do you take these high school characters we've come to like from a sentimental jrpg and then dress them in fishnets and garter belts for your rhythm game

don't answer, I know why, and it's bad

I'm catching up on some Persona stuff and--damn it, Atlus, why do you have to be creepy