The Super BunnyHop Thread

[Akratus]

Is he the one game journalist with an actual journalism degree, and not only that, but does actual research too?

 

[Got bored and left]

Is he the one game journalist with an actual journalism degree, and not only that, but does actual research too?

Pretty much, it seems. There are a few others who do decent game analysis and reviewing (like Matthewmatosis, though his output is miniscule), but he seems to be the only one doing journalist work. In that sense, he's the only guy who should even be able to claim the title of "game journalist". I don't even now what to call the rest.

 

[Jasede]

One of my furfag friends is so freaking proud he gets to play CS:Go with Super Bunnyhop + crew...

 

[Damned Registrations]

I don't even now what to call the rest.

In ye olden days, they used to be called 'critics' before they stopped being critical of things in exchange for jewgolds. I think at this point the appropriate term for most of them is 'paid shill'.

 

[tormund]

I keep suprising myself by actually enjoying their reviews, time after time, even when there are little things I don't agree with and whatnot. Pretty rare these days.

He is above great majority of these "intellectual" video game YT analysts by the sheer fact that he enjoys games for their gameplay and can talk about mechanics and playability on that very basis. He even enjoys 100% gameplay-focused games like shmups, multiplayer shooters, japanese action games... For other YT personalities that are compared to him, gameplay is second to narrative, messages, commentaries on this and that, various design decisions are viewed as symbolic or commentaries on various crap... I think it was that Errant Signal guy that once talked about Quake 1 being intended as metaphor for adolescent angst or something equally inane.

 

[Taxnomore]

One of my furfag friends is so freaking proud he gets to play CS:Go with Super Bunnyhop + crew...

How many furfag friends do you have ?

 

[Got bored and left]

One of my furfag friends is so freaking proud he gets to play CS:Go with Super Bunnyhop + crew...

How many furfag friends do you have ?

Oh, I dunno, maybe a few...

 

[flyingjohn]

 

[Catweasel]

Lots of actual questioning and interviewing people in this video, I really liked it a lot.

 

[BlackAdderBG]

tldr Muh popamole in 20years

 

[Got bored and left]

George also looked decidedly less like shit, maybe he won't kill himself after all!

 

[Infinitron]

That ex-Bohemia guy has a weird accent. Mix of Australian and Texan?

 

[flyingjohn]

 

[Mozg]

It's too bad he got caught up thinking that doing stuff for the shortcut guy is important. I've done most of the other things to do in the game (gotten all the hub npcs, unlocked tons of shit, done the "main story") but never bothered doing shortcut guy because to do it you'd basically have to dedicate slow item-starved sacrificial runs to bringing him his shit just for shortcuts I'd never use.

Also he's wrong about needing to perfect the first floor boss with a starting weapon. The reward for perfecting bosses is a free heart container. Health restores are very rare in EtG compared to something like Binding of Isaac - you get like 1.5 hearts per floor without buying shit in the shop (which eats into your money for items and keys, which will end up costing you health anyway) and very few ways to get full heals, so even if you have a bunch of heart containers you can't just absorb attrition damage.

 

[Jasede]

You need to do the shortcuts to unlock boss rush, I think.

 

[Mozg]

The shortcuts unlock a few new items too. Still not particularly enticing given that there is a ton of other stuff to do.

I agree that making shortcut guy as demanding as he is was a mistake, given that the only reason to use shortcuts is to practice later floors and bosses somewhat more efficiently. Except the number of runs and time burnt doing boring key and junk collecting suicide playthroughs for shortcut guy is probably more than just doing fun normal runs to see how far you can get and learning later floors and bosses organically.

 

[Infinitron]

George on the decline of Telltale:

In which the wackiest of ideas turns out to be just kind of boring...

 

[Edward The Mediocre]

"game"

 

[Ovplain]

I actually LIKE the Telltale stuff. But 'Minecraft - Story Mode' really put me off right from the beginning. Like the guy says, clearly just a cashgrab. Sure, using popular licenses like the Walking Dead or Game Of Thrones, you're obviously trying to make a nice bit of coin there too. But at least those lend themselves to 'storytelling' well. It makes SENSE, beyond just trying to capitalize on something popular. So that turned me off, but also the fact that this just further dilutes the already tired formula. Use that 'Telltale juice' on something more worthwhile, dammit!

 

[pippin]

Haven't played the GoT adaptation (and not really planning to,tbh) but it rubs me in the wrong way that they just let you "rewind" when you get "wrong" choices. It's not just telltale, it's GoT, which is famous for mercilessly killing everyone. So it's like what happened with Minecraft, they fail at grasping the identity of the franchise and fuck it up with their mannerisms.

 

[Sizzle]

Haven't played the GoT adaptation (and not really planning to,tbh)

Don't. Even some guys I know who adore GoT dislike it.

Try Borderlands, it's much, much better.

 

[sullynathan]

Haven't played a ratchet & clank game but I will download the demos for the previous games on PS3 and try them. They look cool. Remake should have been 60 fps though.

 

[Mozg]

Somehow I never noticed that Rachet and Klank and Jack and Daxter were different franchises

 

[sullynathan]

Can't lie, before I got a PS3, I thought they were the same too.

 

[pippin]

There was a brief period of time where those kind of games were really popular. In fact it kinda surprised me how those games were still popular.