Random Gaming Thoughts

[darsparx]

Still it would be nice if they fixed a few bugs I've noticed(maybe I ought to use the dlc that came with it?)

[Forlorn Drifter]

The DLC fixes nothing. I don't know what you mean by glitchy though.

[darsparx]

Say if you accidentally trigger another event trigger before the first is done(in mind games for example at the start of the mission) it screws it up to where you have to restart just so you can finish because for some odd reason it doesn't trigger the final thing in that mission....not to mention sometimes when i've decided to heal people they'll have a weird terret-like symptom where they just stand and twitch forever until I hit and heal them again

[darsparx]

sorry for the double post but also: don't jump off the train because it sends you flying basically into water(you skip off the rocks like a pebble) with no way to prevent it ....

[ZeroAX]

sorry for the double post but also: don't jump off the train because it sends you flying basically into water(you skip off the rocks like a pebble) with no way to prevent it ....

I wouldn't call that a bug, I'd call it Newton's laws of motion

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton%27s_laws_of_motion

.....yeah, has anyone else noticed how weird it is in platform games that you don't actually keep the momentum of the platform you're standing on?

[Sload Soap]

I wonder how quickly the whole Gamergate thing would go away if both sides of the argument were locked out of their twitter accounts for a week.

[marurun]

.....yeah, has anyone else noticed how weird it is in platform games that you don't actually keep the momentum of the platform you're standing on?

That would make existing platformers fuckin' hard. But new platformers designed with that in mind could be awesome.

[darsparx]

sorry for the double post but also: don't jump off the train because it sends you flying basically into water(you skip off the rocks like a pebble) with no way to prevent it ....

I wouldn't call that a bug, I'd call it Newton's laws of motion

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton%27s_laws_of_motion

.....yeah, has anyone else noticed how weird it is in platform games that you don't actually keep the momentum of the platform you're standing on?

Laws of motion I can understand, but bouncing like a pebble(over a distance that doesn't make sense in real life or in game physics either way) shouldn't happen like it did. It knocked me so in theory I should've just fallen off the tracks and onto the outcropping of rocks. Of course i freaking suck at inFamous though I seem to be having a lot more fun(even since trying to binge play ff1(which is fun until earth cavern because that's just a pain in the rump) I almost think I'd be better off if I somehow managed to get a playstation move setup made or something for this and maybe a few others where move isn't a bad idea to use...)

[ZeroAX]

.....yeah, has anyone else noticed how weird it is in platform games that you don't actually keep the momentum of the platform you're standing on?

That would make existing platformers fuckin' hard. But new platformers designed with that in mind could be awesome.

Little Big Planet....seriously, it's awesome.

[RyaNtheSlayA]

I should try out the original inFamous again. It was the only game on PS3 I ever got the platinum trophy for so I guess I really liked it. I wonder how I'd feel about it these days.