Any Gamers Here?

[Ninjasquirrel]

Normal mode is more stingy.
I play Master Mode.
Once you've mashed a few of each mob, the white and gold ones are all over the place. Gems build up quickly.
Killing Yiga clan members whenever you come across them helps too.

Actually theres a neat glitch you can take advantage of involving something with the save feature before you go off to fight the Yiga clan leader. Of course I read about it AFTER I did it so I did not get to take advantage of it. Supposedly it makes it so you can raid their place over and over for the big output chests there. I thought fighting the Yigas was very frustrating. I never play on master or hard mode...too difficult for me. My gaming skills are sub par at best. I like fun and friendly game play and a good plot. Botw was sort of a choose your own adventure almost type game because it lacked structure. My SO and I both agree that as far as open world goes Skyrim is far superior

 

[FeatherFluff]

I used to play EverQuest (until my computer died) and now I love Elder Scrolls Online (Xbox One). Loved Star Wars Galaxies back when too. I generally have a couple favorites & stick with them.

DH & both DDs are less picky than I and they play tons of different games on different consoles/ systems.

Happy gaming all!

 

[The Happster]

Right! Not tried that.
I've done the Yiga clan base a few times. I have a habit of restarting games way too often. I hate being overpowered so I usually chuck my best weapons.
Not played Skyrim and honestly never been interested in it.
I'm starting to lose interest in games. I can never find ones that I actually like.
Zelda came fairly near. Minecraft worked for a while. Every now and again I'll go back and find a game I used to play....Harvest Moon. Animal crossing.
The Sims. Professor Layton.
I do like open world games without a story. I like using my own imagination, if I can find it. I'm very fussy.

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

I used to play EverQuest (until my computer died) and now I love Elder Scrolls Online (Xbox One). Loved Star Wars Galaxies back when too. I generally have a couple favorites & stick with them.

DH & both DDs are less picky than I and they play tons of different games on different consoles/ systems.

Happy gaming all!

I tried Everquest. I frequently ran into places I had no business being at at my low level. I felt like I needed a guide to get me around. I dont think I made it past level 12 before I quit. That was the positive point of WoW, you had to really try to get somewhere you had no business being at in order to end up somewhere very bad. And if you had an "oh no oh no" moment you could usually serpentine run to get away. Came in handy in Desolus (sp?)

 

[Teneniel]

Oh man Star Wars Galaxies. That’s a blast from the past. I met the friends there who got us beta codes for WoW.

 

[Leader Bee]

Currently playing and "gittin' gud" at Castlevania 3 and casually playing through Lands of Lore on the PC; Damn, I don't remember the last time I played something modern!

Used to play EVE online and lived in a wormhole for a while, but was difficult to keep it running with a low player count Corporation.

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

Right! Not tried that.
I've done the Yiga clan base a few times. I have a habit of restarting games way too often. I hate being overpowered so I usually chuck my best weapons.
Not played Skyrim and honestly never been interested in it.
I'm starting to lose interest in games. I can never find ones that I actually like.
Zelda came fairly near. Minecraft worked for a while. Every now and again I'll go back and find a game I used to play....Harvest Moon. Animal crossing.
The Sims. Professor Layton.
I do like open world games without a story. I like using my own imagination, if I can find it. I'm very fussy.

Omg I LOVED Professor Layton! I also loved Phoenix Wright! I honestly didnt have much interest in Skyrim until my SO bought it. I remember looking at him and saying "are you sure you want to open that can of worms?" He had never played an RPG before let alone one with similarites to WoW. He got addicted quickly. Myself, I did my quests, beat the game, and then I was done. He's a wanderer though. He liked going around the open world and finding stuff. We frequently joked as I watched him play "oh look....a cave. I wonder whats inside". If you have played it...that reference should make sense. Aliah the huntress and Lydia say it a lot to the point of annoyance.

 

[The Happster]

Professor Layton was great.
I still love the music.

Hahha that's me. I even spend ages on BOTW cruising around on my horse. I never directly finish a game like that.
I can't stand teleporting because it's UNREALISTIC. Which is a joke considering stasis, cryonis, magnesis.....

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

Professor Layton was great.
I still love the music.

Hahha that's me. I even spend ages on BOTW cruising around on my horse. I never directly finish a game like that.
I can't stand teleporting because it's UNREALISTIC. Which is a joke considering stasis, cryonis, magnesis.....

Oh dear lord. He says the SAME THING. I play games because they are unrealistic. If I could just open up a map and point to the grocery store and then magically be at the store...in a heart beat I would. Unrealistic in a game would be being able to teleport somewhere you've never been

 

[The Happster]

Hahahha.
But it ruins the feel of it.
Plus, using WiiU, the screen takes so long to load it's probably faster to walk there lol.
You should see the hero's path mode for my game ...