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Thanks for the info. Keep up the good work.
It may be bad memory and there's already been discussion about it, but...
is the 42 Chosen Acolyte in the lower right of the screen a Pfhor?
These last two were good. Very enjoyable.
The previous two not so much: perhaps they were intended as training or practice levels.
The scenarios just didn't seem sane. Well, Walls of M. was sane but no contest. With Friends... was just nuts.
Thimblewood is good too. Far better writing than ME Andromeda.
Which (MEA), IMHO, isn't going to get better; it really looks like a 2nd rate knockoff.
I'll stick with you, though, you're like the actor they compliment with "He did his best with a bad script."
Maybe you can make a silk purse out o that sow's ear.
I've watched other videos of Myth, etc., and one o the things I like
about yours is the lack of polish. It's like the difference between
a real photo and a posed photo.
In real life, things do not always go according to plan
"the best laid plans of mice and men..." and a video where everything
goes like a well oiled machine are not very engaging.
For example, sometime back you did one where the "proper" way was to
move to a different location but you didn't do that and it was a struggle
but you were victorious. A better victory than the canned answer, as it were.
From the angle in the screen shot, Zavala looks like Mini-Me.
I went and found the other movie, and you are right, the place is lower
which allows the archers to easily shoot over the infantry and
it also bottlenecks the enemies but it doesn't have a nice bonfire; it's dark and dreary.
I looked because your comment made me wonder how is it better to give the enemy the high ground?
Good recovery from the initial setbacks for a well earned victory.
That was fun to do. I rarely get the last shot in at a boss when Blackstar is around
Though I have no desire to play this one, it is great fun to watch.
I just went back and watched the one with a bunch o drunks battling exploding deer.
While not part o the story per se, it was great comic relief.
I watched the first set, Myth, and liked it too.
Good combat footage.
And... coup de grace up close with an edged weapon.
Ausgezeichnet!
This is a good one.
And the explanation on how the axe works.
The sequence at 23:55 where N. rushes in, grabs the axe and offs the Reaver all in one fluid motion definitely deserves to be on the highlight reel.
Perhaps the Acolyte had been eating the super snow that melteth not and thus became... Super Acolyte.
Re leaving while you're still fighting. Now that is bizarre. I have to agree with you there; it’s broken.
On the other hand, Richard II’s 12,000 man army got tired of waiting, dispersed and went home because he didn’t get back from Ireland soon enough. Too, up even into the 1600’s, an army was enlisted for a tour of duty and when the end came, regardless of the military situation, they just dispersed and went home!
Perhaps these enemies are students of medieval European history?
Or, perhaps, “…this world was being watched closely by intelligences greater than man’s…intellects vast, cool and unsympathetic, regarded this earth with envious eyes and slowly and surely drew their plans against us.”
As for the circle, etc., I understand now. Yes, if it's part of the game mechanics, game rules, I agree it's broken. I hope they don't make a habit of it.
And thanks for the tip about input format. Now, I'm going to read the 'More information about formatting options' link.
Oops, I clicked the wrong reply button! I'll do better next time.
Nope, this happens even if you're not hiding. If you just take longer than the timer to fight all the enemies, all the remaining enemies will disappear in front of you after the timer expires. If you're hiding in the cheese spot, this is all the enemies, but they wait until the timer expires to do so.
The enemy really doesn't care what you like or don't like.
Not really analyzing it from the perspective of liking what the fictional enemy does, but rather what the real mission designers do. A tank that doesn't go anywhere is pretty pointless. It's practically a stationary gun emplacement. It's not that interesting to fight-- certainly not as interesting as scarabs in Halo 3, for instance.
Combat rarely goes as expected.
Buck up, pilgrim, the barbarians are at the gate.
This could be used as a ridiculous justification for the designers doing anything. They could have my gun unexpectedly fire confetti and then say, well, combat rarely goes as expected!
The game has a standard interface so that you know what to expect. The game uses the glowing circle so you know that you need to remain inside an area in order to advance the mission. The player expects, then, that all areas within that circle are equally valid. This is not so in this case, and there's no indication on-screen that the timer is not advancing, just the absence of the timer. This is less noticeable, say, than the warnings about being outside the play area, or being teleported to join teammates.
By the way, I don't play Destiny but I do enjoy watching your videos.
Thanks!
Combat tactics don't really interest us much. There are much better streamers and YouTubers for that-- tips on how boss encounters work and how to fight them, for instance.
Should be working now. If you don't see them, click the input formats button and try changing to another method until you see the breaks show in the preview.
In a bizarre way, realism.
"This means you end up fighting all the enemies, and nothing happens."
An excellent definition of combat.
"Why do they despawn when it expires even if you haven't fought any?"
I presume you mean because you were hiding in the cheese spot. Well, two possibilities.
(1) they didn't see you and so thought no one was there and went somewhere they find some action; or
(2) they knew you were there but didn't care to fight the cheesy craven coward hiding on top o the boxes so they went somewhere they could find a Guardian worth fighting.
The comment about not liking the static tank.
The enemy really doesn't care what you like or don't like.
Circle not encompassing behind the table and not informing you about it.
Combat rarely goes as expected.
Buck up, pilgrim, the barbarians are at the gate.
By the way, I don't play Destiny but I do enjoy watching your videos.
The only suggestion I'd make is to talk less about the fashion and more about the combat tactics.
Wow, or more accurately Whoa, I just looked at the 'preview'... allowing paragraph breaks would be a major improvement.