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Pro R1 é impossível, não vai sair no playstation.Dash no Y é de matar também, espero que dê pra mudar pro R1/RB.
Não consegui ver 5 segundos, qdo ele empacou no dash no tutorial. Cara não tem o mínimo de pensamento lateral pra jogar LBP. Opinião de um cara desse sobre o que é jogo difícil não conta.Pqp, tava com vontade de dar umas porradas no cara já no tutorial... área de comentários do youtube tá chingando demais tb.
Tá, o jogo não parece fácil, mas o cara é um animal...
Vídeo com um jogador menos inútil:
Nos relacionados, fizeram um vídeo zuando o cara:
Ainda fala como se o Mario fosse facil...sei....E tem textão de resposta
"VentureBeat 3 dias atrás
Dean: I've watched the comments on this thread just to see how mean they would be. I think it's useful to show my gameplay experience. I did not intentionally play poorly to "troll" anyone. But it serves as an interesting social experiment. I walk into a game cold, and this is the play that results. The video shows it's a notch more difficult than your typical Mario game. In fact, if you are expecting Mario, as the story says, then you are thrown off. And it shows that the developers are going to leave a lot of people who are worse than me behind. Maybe they're fine with that. Maybe they want to target gamers with a love for difficult games. That's fine. But I think they should signal that. How many games actually come with a tutorial these days? They're not popular. But if it's necessary, that is a signal this is going to require some skill. As for other comments on this thread, I wonder why they are hostile to someone who is viewing the game as a beginner? Are we that intolerant of people who are not "gamers"? Should I have played the scene over and over again until I was good at it, and then turned the recording on, like so many of those perfect video walkthroughs you see? I believe that games can be made accessible and inviting to people who are not hardcore fans, and these people can be accommodated inside the same game that is appealing to hardcore fans, through difficulty levels. So when people tell me that I shouldn't be playing this game because, on my first play, I was pretty lousy -- that's an attitude that argues that games should be shut off in their own little corner, only played publicly by the masters and the experts. I disagree with that view entirely, and I believe it leads to elitist attitudes that allow gamers to look down on other people, and that only leads to a more fragmented world of haters."
Ainda fala como se o Mario fosse facil...sei....
Mas vamos dar um desconto, esse povo está acostumado com esse tipo de jogo:
Este aí um acerto tu vira um cara fraco Eno outro morre, bem mais difícil que este.Me lembrou Ghous 'n Goblims.
Eu gostei bastante, ja esta na wish list da steam.
Nos relacionados, fizeram um vídeo zuando o cara:
Quis dizer no quesito vir inimigos de todos os lados sem parar.Este aí um acerto tu vira um cara fraco Eno outro morre, bem mais difícil que este.
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siiim, pior que escrevi mal, queria dizer no sentido do avaliador jogar ele.Quis dizer no quesito vir inimigos de todos os lados sem parar.
E tem textão de resposta
"VentureBeat 3 dias atrás
Dean: I've watched the comments on this thread just to see how mean they would be. I think it's useful to show my gameplay experience. I did not intentionally play poorly to "troll" anyone. But it serves as an interesting social experiment. I walk into a game cold, and this is the play that results. The video shows it's a notch more difficult than your typical Mario game. In fact, if you are expecting Mario, as the story says, then you are thrown off. And it shows that the developers are going to leave a lot of people who are worse than me behind. Maybe they're fine with that. Maybe they want to target gamers with a love for difficult games. That's fine. But I think they should signal that. How many games actually come with a tutorial these days? They're not popular. But if it's necessary, that is a signal this is going to require some skill. As for other comments on this thread, I wonder why they are hostile to someone who is viewing the game as a beginner? Are we that intolerant of people who are not "gamers"? Should I have played the scene over and over again until I was good at it, and then turned the recording on, like so many of those perfect video walkthroughs you see? I believe that games can be made accessible and inviting to people who are not hardcore fans, and these people can be accommodated inside the same game that is appealing to hardcore fans, through difficulty levels. So when people tell me that I shouldn't be playing this game because, on my first play, I was pretty lousy -- that's an attitude that argues that games should be shut off in their own little corner, only played publicly by the masters and the experts. I disagree with that view entirely, and I believe it leads to elitist attitudes that allow gamers to look down on other people, and that only leads to a more fragmented world of haters."
O cara empaca até no tutorial.