phazon sonic
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So I guess Blinx the time sweeper would of gotten bad reviews and complaints? Because that game was so damn hard.
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It didn't get favorable reviews, as I recall.
But difficulty isn't exactly an issue all the time - Castlevania is damned hard and it gets very high marks, assuming it's one of the 2D entries.
But difficulty isn't exactly an issue all the time - Castlevania is damned hard and it gets very high marks, assuming it's one of the 2D entries.
phazon sonic
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I like hard game but not irratateing hard, take Ultimate Spiderman for example.
There is a fine line between hard and frustrating, and it depends on the player what that is. Some games, however, are outright cheap with deaths. For instance, a lot of recent Sonic games occasionally have the player run straight into an enemy at high velocity. It's often a question of whether the player feels that it's their own fault that they died or the game's fault.
phazon sonic
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Games allways cheat, like Sonic the Fighters, rather agrovating if you ask me. 
supershadow2
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The people that make them do.
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Bigboi
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Super Sonic 2005 said:Games don't cheat...
I actually find that Sonic Drift 2 does, in a way.
It's programmed in a way so that CPU players in 2-4th place can catch up with the player. Go play Gems, and get a big speed boost with Metal Sonic or someone fast, and see for yourself.
Sik
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Unless you have a game called Sonic Action whose engine does what it wants and not what the programmer wants like it has an AI that wasn't programmed (but acts like it has one) and because of that you can't fix a stupid bug in the slopes that doesn't allow to you to jumpSuper Sonic 2005 said:Games don't cheat...
They do what they're programmed to do.
(there is a reason for it doesn't being fixed yet)But the game was programmed in that way (you fell yourself in your own trap). That was what was SuperSonic2005 talking about.Bigboi said:
Exactly. It does what it's programmed to do.Bigboi said:Super Sonic 2005 said:Games don't cheat...
I actually find that Sonic Drift 2 does, in a way.
It's programmed in a way so that CPU players in 2-4th place can catch up with the player. Go play Gems, and get a big speed boost with Metal Sonic or someone fast, and see for yourself.
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Bigboi
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>_< I still think that the AI sucks.
Sik said:Unless you have a game called Sonic Action whose engine does what it wants and not what the programmer wants like it has an AI that wasn't programmed (but acts like it has one) and because of that you can't fix a stupid bug in the slopes that doesn't allow to you to jumpSuper Sonic 2005 said:Games don't cheat...
They do what they're programmed to do.
Maybe you just made a bad mistake?
A bug is something wrong with the program.
Games don't cheat.
It's impossible.
The way the topic had months of being dead, no.
It's cause you suck big time.
Yeah, Big Time Lollipop™s are great stuff. I'll have 300!
He's obviously saying that since the topic obviously hasn't been replied to in a millenia, it obviously has died. It should've been obvious, obviously.
He's obviously saying that since the topic obviously hasn't been replied to in a millenia, it obviously has died. It should've been obvious, obviously.
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Bigboi
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I want to work on this, but I'm damn lazy. >_< I need a team of wadders and artists. Voulenteers?
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