The NES version was made in the early 90s and has improvements such as having an actual ending and better dungeon layouts. Not to mention you don't actually have to press the run button. The only "zoomer trash" version is the romhack.
>better dungeon layouts
They're not really better, just different for no good reason. Also too much of the story is rewritten including the confession scene. Just play the original it's not that hard
Your argument is essentially that the battles are such uninteresting gameplay that a slower walking speed full of non-gameplay is necessary. Considering no one complains about having to fight enemies in literally any other genre, I think the facts speak for themselves
imagine not using the double xp/money romhack. honestly i wouldnt even do that anymore. you can skip through a longplay on youtube to scratch the itch for this game at this point. nes rpgs have not aged well.
3 months ago
Anonymous
Imagine cheating >longplay on youtube
Imagine getting filtered so hard by a game that the only way you can experience it is by watching someone else play. You were a little brother and it shows.
Your own argument betrays that you got filtered by them, hence wanting slower walking speeds to increase the downtime inbetween them
I'm not the anon who said that, moron. The comment you replied to is my first comment in this thread.
3 months ago
Anonymous
Then what is it that you somehow don't agree with that anon on, but simultaneously disagree with my retort
3 months ago
Anonymous
>Considering no one complains about having to fight enemies in literally any other genre, I think the facts speak for themselves
He got filtered by menus
Your own argument betrays that you got filtered by them, hence wanting slower walking speeds to increase the downtime inbetween them
That's not my argument, moron. That's the argument of literal homosexuals who can't beat the game without the gay "Easy Ring"/"Double XP" cheats hacks, such as
imagine not using the double xp/money romhack. honestly i wouldnt even do that anymore. you can skip through a longplay on youtube to scratch the itch for this game at this point. nes rpgs have not aged well.
>Just make sure to assign the Run button to a button other than B to avoid ruining the (intended) pacing.
I don't think the creators of the NES intended for you to be able to switch buttons like that.
If you play strategically you can end battles quicker and avoid walking around and getting into battles too much in the first place. Once you get PSI Teleport you can also use it for running around without getting into battles (provided you crash into something to not actually teleport).
You didn't even play the game. "Mashing" does not work in Mother and any other good Famicom RPG. Maybe the "QOL" romhack allows it however, wouldn't be surprising.
So this is why your argument is flawed to begin with, you have a completely wrong idea of what the battles are like in the game
If you play strategically you can end battles quicker and avoid walking around and getting into battles too much in the first place. Once you get PSI Teleport you can also use it for running around without getting into battles (provided you crash into something to not actually teleport).
I gave up on King's Field 1 a few months ago when I hit a floor with a teleporter maze. I suffer enough with mazes as is, teleporter mazes are a special kind of hell for me.
I'm not proud of this either, because I was enjoying everything else about the game.
this c**t just chases you and youll need to perform completely blind jumps while running sometimes with multiple platforms in a row and then you have to redo the last 3 stages after your lives are quickly stolen from you. this is such complete trash and takes a steaming hot shit on the player especially when you already know the real final boss will be a pushover and you were looking forward to beating the game, instead they threw in this blind jumping dogshit to make their game look hard. i could have farmed for lives in the waterfall level but i stopped giving a frick. just play the snes or nes game instead. maybe someone else got it first try but its because hes a homosexual
Ghouls N Ghosts.
It has defeated me, I cannot beat it without savescumming or unlimited credits.
I gave up on King's Field 1 a few months ago when I hit a floor with a teleporter maze. I suffer enough with mazes as is, teleporter mazes are a special kind of hell for me.
I'm not proud of this either, because I was enjoying everything else about the game.
>ITT: Retro games you dropped lately
The Amazing Spider-Man 3: Invasion of the Spider-Slayers (1993/Game Boy)
I gave this one a shot because I genuinely liked the 2nd one, it was a simply MetroidVania title on the Game Boy, short, but fun to figure out, it also felt good enough to control Spider-Man and use his powers, but this? It's rough... the whole MetroidVania structure was dropped, though its fine, despite the fact I liked it, but the main issue here is that the level design is horrible and the control is 10x worse, the end cutscene (I saw it on YouTube because I couldn't be bothered) just sums it up perfectly how I felt playing this, and how most players must feel beating it, it's a good ending, appropriate at least.
it was just infuriating not knowing what items were what due to the truncated item names and frustrated me so much i stopped playing. i got to the point a little after i recruited the fish dude and stopped
I beat that game multiple times, it's really great.
And I did it on the Famicom version, which does not have zoomer trash "features" such as running.
Yeah I can't think of anything more trash than cutting down on the non-gameplay between points A and B
The NES version was made in the early 90s and has improvements such as having an actual ending and better dungeon layouts. Not to mention you don't actually have to press the run button. The only "zoomer trash" version is the romhack.
>NES version
It has censorship
>actual ending
You have no imagination?
>better dungeon layouts
More streamlined for brainlets
Anon not having an ending to things is really annoying, imagination or not. Not properly finishing things can be really
>better dungeon layouts
They're not really better, just different for no good reason. Also too much of the story is rewritten including the confession scene. Just play the original it's not that hard
what is the best way to do so in English?
why is running 'trash"? do you enjoy wasting time for no reason?
NTA, but running unironically ruins the pacing of the game, because it is also the source of the "too many random battles" moron complaint.
Your argument is essentially that the battles are such uninteresting gameplay that a slower walking speed full of non-gameplay is necessary. Considering no one complains about having to fight enemies in literally any other genre, I think the facts speak for themselves
Imagine getting filtered by menus
imagine not using the double xp/money romhack. honestly i wouldnt even do that anymore. you can skip through a longplay on youtube to scratch the itch for this game at this point. nes rpgs have not aged well.
Imagine cheating
>longplay on youtube
Imagine getting filtered so hard by a game that the only way you can experience it is by watching someone else play. You were a little brother and it shows.
I'm not the anon who said that, moron. The comment you replied to is my first comment in this thread.
Then what is it that you somehow don't agree with that anon on, but simultaneously disagree with my retort
>Considering no one complains about having to fight enemies in literally any other genre, I think the facts speak for themselves
He got filtered by menus
Your own argument betrays that you got filtered by them, hence wanting slower walking speeds to increase the downtime inbetween them
That's not my argument, moron. That's the argument of literal homosexuals who can't beat the game without the gay "Easy Ring"/"Double XP" cheats hacks, such as
.
Then what is your argument for slower walking speeds?
See
It's unatmospheric, soulless, and dishonorable.
Oh you're just gonna give me vague meaningless bullshit instead of an actual retort, I see
Illiterate autist with 0 imagination or reading comprehension
now write that post again without using buzzwords
See:
If you’re worried about wasting time, just watch the ending on youtube. Saved you 40 hours.
You actually waste more time if you run in this game, ironically.
The original English "prototype". Just make sure to assign the Run button to a button other than B to avoid ruining the (intended) pacing.
>Just make sure to assign the Run button to a button other than B to avoid ruining the (intended) pacing.
I don't think the creators of the NES intended for you to be able to switch buttons like that.
Anon... EarthBound Beginnings, the official game, bas the choice of button assignments for the game.
Nah, the setup menu was never intended.
>bragging about the fact that you lost ~100 hours of your life mashing through its random battles
yikes
If you play strategically you can end battles quicker and avoid walking around and getting into battles too much in the first place. Once you get PSI Teleport you can also use it for running around without getting into battles (provided you crash into something to not actually teleport).
>mashing through its random battles
You didn't even play the game. "Mashing" does not work in Mother and any other good Famicom RPG. Maybe the "QOL" romhack allows it however, wouldn't be surprising.
So this is why your argument is flawed to begin with, you have a completely wrong idea of what the battles are like in the game
also breadcrumbs
Damn dude, nobody asked.
I ASKED!! NOW TAKE A SHOWER SPECKY!
I gave up on King's Field 1 a few months ago when I hit a floor with a teleporter maze. I suffer enough with mazes as is, teleporter mazes are a special kind of hell for me.
I'm not proud of this either, because I was enjoying everything else about the game.
Ghouls N Ghosts.
It has defeated me, I cannot beat it without savescumming or unlimited credits.
this c**t just chases you and youll need to perform completely blind jumps while running sometimes with multiple platforms in a row and then you have to redo the last 3 stages after your lives are quickly stolen from you. this is such complete trash and takes a steaming hot shit on the player especially when you already know the real final boss will be a pushover and you were looking forward to beating the game, instead they threw in this blind jumping dogshit to make their game look hard. i could have farmed for lives in the waterfall level but i stopped giving a frick. just play the snes or nes game instead. maybe someone else got it first try but its because hes a homosexual
Filtered
That's the point of this thread, fool. Now you're either a liar or someone who has to drop a game, either way you do not belong here. Shoo.
has yet to drop*
Not that it really matters to correct myself, I'm pretty sure that guy is just here to act like a jackass.
Use save states like the little botch you are.
>Admit you have bad taste thread
>ITT: Retro games you dropped lately
The Amazing Spider-Man 3: Invasion of the Spider-Slayers (1993/Game Boy)
I gave this one a shot because I genuinely liked the 2nd one, it was a simply MetroidVania title on the Game Boy, short, but fun to figure out, it also felt good enough to control Spider-Man and use his powers, but this? It's rough... the whole MetroidVania structure was dropped, though its fine, despite the fact I liked it, but the main issue here is that the level design is horrible and the control is 10x worse, the end cutscene (I saw it on YouTube because I couldn't be bothered) just sums it up perfectly how I felt playing this, and how most players must feel beating it, it's a good ending, appropriate at least.
That one
First mother game owns, actually one of my favourite games. But it's okay if you couldn't finish it, I get it. Old RPGs take a certain kind of person.
>Old RPGs take a certain kind of person.
And that would be?
The kind yamauchi was talking about.
Rygar can suck my penis.
Why did you drop it? And how far did you get before you dropped it? I played through it's few years ago and I had a blast.
breath of fire 1 on the snes
it was just infuriating not knowing what items were what due to the truncated item names and frustrated me so much i stopped playing. i got to the point a little after i recruited the fish dude and stopped
I dropped Robotron 2084 because I tried Smash TV and liked it a lot better.
>filtered
Why do morons think sitting through copious amounts of brain dead random encounters means something?
Then play RTS, MMOs, or Isometric Shooters if thats up your alley.