cruz your masterlist doesn't have Rogue Legacy

It was entertaining for a little bit, but the leveling system is kind of dumb in my opinion.

Also I don't know exactly what the gay trait does.

Pretty sure it doesn't do anything. To be edgy and make a statement that being gay doesn't make you any different.

HOly fuck, minotaur fighter... please forgive my ignorance senpai, I spent a week on that shit and still couldn't make it past mer folk, much frustration was had.



What 623 said and who cares about leveling in a reflex based game...

I thought it was based off of this guy.

Crawl is indeed a great roguelike, I usually play Felids for the challenge. Still, Brogue is much, much harder in my opinion. There are no class limitations and while that means less unique characters, it also makes for a far more interesting game. You have to use what scraps of items you find in the dungeon and your wit to truly succeed. Also you can totally throw Potions of Hallcination at mythical beasts and watch them destroy an entire dungeon floor. Granted they don't fuck your shit up in the process of running away.

"I was talking shit about a fantastic and unique game that I've never played before, better avoid talking about it again."


I'll check out Brogue - the visual style looks appealing.

Platformers isn't quite my preferred genre unless it got hentai.

There's a hentai mod

block fortress (minecraft?) looks time consuming and about Don't starve, is it hard/game based on reflex?

Yes. Block Fortress is time consuming but Don't Starve is more based on luck, common sense and proper management of your time.

I wasn't talking shit about the game in itself, by all means it might very well be fantastic and unique to some, I never said it was bad, unoriginal or shouldn't be played.

I was making a reference to it's idea of what a Roguelike is, or rather the idea of what a Roguelike is today in general. It seems that any game featuring permadeath feels that it has the right to be categorized in that genre, when it really doesn't. As I was explaining in Skype earlier, there are major core differences between the two games, Rogue Legacy is a platformer with permadeath, dungeoneering and some of the same player character mechanics, but other than that it's a different game entirely. A dungeon crawler? Sure. Is it anything like Rogue? For the most part no.

Rogue is played from a top-down perspective using a frame-based grid action system, this is a core part of what makes Rogue, Rogue. It's what defines the roguelike genre; when you take away those core gameplay elements can you really say the two games are so alike that they should be grouped in the same genre? I don't think so, and neither does most of the Roguelike fan-base. Rogue is a strategic game of dungeoneering chess based off of D&D mechanics, it's not a platformer that features permadeath and procedural generation. Saying that Rogue Legacy is a "Roguelight" is just a marketing ploy, and frankly it's been seen as insulting to a lot of the people who grew up with the genre with games like Nethack and (M)angband. By the same relation, we could just as easily group Diablo into the Roguelike genre because it also features permadeath, dungeon crawling and procedurally generated content.

And yes, I have played Rogue Legacy before. It's fun, but I'm not a huge 2D platforming fan, so it doesn't really push the right buttons.

I thought this was about Dark Souls 2.

I gave up on that, whats the longest you've been?

If it was then I don't see how I was talking shit about it, I've played Demon Souls and Dark Souls already, both of them were easy, I can't expect DS2 to be any harder.

Wave 20 and 25 days respectively. I have shit luck when it comes to Beefalo herds.

If its not one thing its another in that game.

You sure know how to talk the talk. OK





This sounds slightly disturbing.

Are you implying I can't walk the walk? I've played both games extensively, I'm fairly certain I can judge whether one is more difficult than the other.

I know medzy railed you up a bit but I wasn't sarcastic. You sure know how to persuade was what I said. So I got the game.

though after 5 minutes of engaging in graphics I pretty much recycled the whole thing.

yeah

>never played it before
>judging it



So if you died once playing those games, that is the equivalent of dying in a games for toddlers - since you're implying Dark and Demon souls are the easiest thing in the world.
Did you die a single time playing either Dark or Demon souls?

I know. Once, I came across this chest in the middle of the forest, I open the thing and the whole map turns to winter and I'm left unprepared.