Video Game General 2: Definitive/Remastered Edition

@Violet Rose in The Rain  
I think that’s a problem with fiction in general.

I know it’s an incredibly minor thing, but one thing that bugs me about Code Vein, and to a lesser extent other Souls type games, is that your money and experience are typically rolled into the same thing, and I’m never quite sure exactly how to spend it. Should I sink it into leveling up right away? Do I spend it to buy better equipment, or upgrade stuff I already have? Or should I use it to buy more items to help me survive longer in the field? I know that’s part of the challenge, but I feel like I can never hold onto anything for too long, because I’m always at risk of losing it.

How Long is the Wii U battery suppose to last with on the lowest brightness?

@Background Pony #3C3F  
The WiiU or the Gamepad?

@igotnopicks  
The Wii U doesn’t have a battery.

@Cyborg_pony  
I know but the background pony said Wii U and battery.

@Silent_Witness  
Well for Souls, I never really spend them on anything big unless it’s a sorcerer or faith build, and those are very much recommended to only do when you’ve gotten experienced at the series. For like heavy builds, i.e., big weapons and armor, spending souls on upgrades and maybe some homeward bones or resins which are used for buffing your weapon. My first playthroughs of all three games I didn’t spend anything on weapons or armor, I just used the best armor I found, and most of the non boss armor can be found lying around, same with a good weapon. Upgrading your weapon at a smith isn’t even expensive, the only thing is finding the materials to upgrade, such as titanite in DS1-3. The cost does increase the higher you upgrade your weapon though but by the time you’ve gotten a few of the rarer titanite like chunks and slabs you most likely will have found a place to farm easy souls for it anyway. And upgrading your weapon is as such: titanite shard +1-+3 large shards +4 to +6, chunks +7 to +9, and slabs for +10, unless it’s DS1 than +1-5 shards, +6-10 large, +11-14 chunk and slab +15. So yeah first playthrough just spend mostly on leveling, and cheap consumables and resins, and weapon upgrades, also don’t upgrade armor, it’s not worth the cost. Ever. Homeward bones can be a live saver and are cheap as hell, stock up on a handful if you think you’re gonna be in a pickle. When you get accustomed to the game and mechanics then spend on other things.

@igotnopicks  
Obviously meant the game pad.

So were the Sw/Sh leaks at all accurate on which Pokemon were cut (other than the starters as it seems all the Kanto and Alola starters are in)?

@igotnopicks  
I am talking about the game pad.

@Wiimeiser  
Here’s the list. Green means in the game, yellow is data in the game but not obtainable, pink is it having a galar form, and purple a galar evolution.

@Meanlucario  
Hmm… I wonder what’s replacing the red ones… Have the dataminers found that out?

@Wiimeiser  
The galar mons are “replacing” the red ones.

Does anyone recall the recent Nintendo game, The Stretchers, getting any kind of promos or trailers before the game was released?

There should be a mod where you can have the travelling music from Happy Souls play when you travel between planets.

When I conquered the mountains east of Nehekera early in my campaign, I let the dwarfs stay at Karak Zorn both because Gotrek and Felix were there and because dwarfs are annoying to fight as the Tomb Kings due to their high armor and charge resistance. The dwarfs declared war, did nothing for about 10 turns, then asked for peace. The second time they did that I knew they had to go. I lured two of their three armies out of their fortress, shattering both and losing an army of mine in the battle. Then Settra swept in and took Karak Zorn. Gotrek died fighting a group of tomb guards in an impossible battle to retake the fortress. Not exactly a heroic death.

@Background Pony #4E5F  
3-5 hours without the charger.

 
Well, this is a thing.

@The Equestrian Zodiac  

 
I hope these two show up for Battle For the Grid  
Also hurry up and get Guile in there

I downloaded DOA6: Core Fighters the other day. It takes a lot more grinding to unlock the costumes that you don’t have to pay for. And not to mention the toned-way-down breast jiggle physics.

@Lord Goku  
Eh, I have the full version.

I think the reason Pokémon Sword n’ Shield is as bare bones as it looks is because Game Freak was also working on another game at the time “Little Town Hero” so they got the most of their best working on that while Pokémon just suffered as a consequence.

@Cyborg_pony  
Not really, there weren’t that many people working on Little Town Hero, from what I’ve heard.