Gauntlet Legends :0:Quote:
Originally Posted by Portgaz D. Ace
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Gauntlet Legends :0:Quote:
Originally Posted by Portgaz D. Ace
Heh, completely forgot about that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Portgaz D. Ace
Going to have to give that a shot again, last time about 2 years ago I was going through it. Made it pretty far, not long after I got my 6th star spirit my save got corrupted for some rason and lost all my progress.
lolwut?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelly Bean
Arcade port, plus more beat em up than RPG (just had a lot of RPG elements)
Quest 64? Aw hell nah. I owned the original cart when I had a N64. The amount of leveling to beat the first boss was ridiculous. I wanted to enjoy it but ended up loathing it.
I just finished playing Paper Mario not that long ago. Such a fun game. That's the only thing I didn't like about the 64, was the lack of RPG's.
Hey just because it's not turn based doesn't mean it's not a RPG.Quote:
Originally Posted by Portgaz D. Ace
And as far as being an arcade port- :booger:
Still a great system. Lots of adventure games
edit 1: awesome signature, Shelly Bean
*fought every battle leading up to him and barely made it past him*Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelly Bean
Shoudn't happen in a good RPG :wacko:
That's where theQuote:
Originally Posted by Sailor Venus
POS1PS was your friend :wacko:
It's a hack and slash dungeon crawler. A good one, but still a dungeon crawler.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelly Bean
Yeah, the PS1 had a lot of good RPG's.
Enough break time.
Time to finish this or die trying.
:wav:
What genre do you put Diablo in?Quote:
Originally Posted by Portgaz D. Ace
Bazinga.
Good luck, Sword.
Retracted. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelly Bean
Why? Because Diablo originated as an RPG.
Gauntlet Legends came as a sequel (or a reboot?) to the original Gauntlet - a pure hack and slash dungeon crawler.
Hell, go play Gauntlet, it's almost exactly the same as Gauntlet Legends, showing how true to the source it really was.
Biggest reason I can't classify Gauntlet Legends as an RPG.
So Alvis, your Raptr name is Daggorath? After Dungeons of Daggorath for the TRS-80?
Yes, yes it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryuzaki_
You're the first to get that right, actually.
:awesome:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alvis
Namco X Capcom can't Dl fast enough.
A couple noobs on Raptr asked if it was from zelda or something like that.
Hey Sheras.
Raptr is entertaining xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Alvis
And it fails to track my secret achievements....
Hiya Merry
So it can't be considered a RPG because it originated in the arcade? I agree it's a hack n slash game, but back then there wasn't a real clear cut definition of what a RPG video game was. At least not up until console and PC gaming came about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Portgaz D. Ace
I think it's as close to an RPG game that could be defined as such back then. Sure it wouldn't be considered a full fledged RPG by today's standards, but it does hold some key elements of an RPG nowadays.
Do you know of Taryn? His blogs are interesting to read.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryuzaki_
They're pretty much the only intelligent things I've read on there so far (I've only been a member for less than a week)
No i don't. I only became a member mid-summer when everyone on EP seemed to be sporting Raptr sigs. I mainly just use it to track everything, but it fails at that on secrets, even when I run the desktop app (which is supposed to solve said issue).Quote:
Originally Posted by Alvis
What secret achievements Sheras? Wait...maybe I don't want to know.
Nothing bad Merry, some Xbox games say "This is a secret achievement, you must unlock it to find out more about it" or something like that. Like on Shadowrun, a secret achievement is to win 10 consecutive rounds, I have that achievement but Raptr didnt track it, along with 3 others I have for that. And in my limited time on Borderlands 2, I have gotten 8 achievements, 5 of which were not tracked by Raptr.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sailor Venus
Look him up. He writes about being a gamer in general, but does so in a humorous wayQuote:
Originally Posted by Ryuzaki_
Oh, never mind. I thought...nothing, never mind...
Hey, remember it's my opinion here :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelly Bean
But yeah, the setting, the feel, and the gameplay all are like an RPG, but at the same time it was a betrayer to that feel.
1.) Not a developed story or characters, something just about every (good) RPG has.
2.) Game Play (yep, I'm nitpicking the hell out of this one)
3.) The overall focus was about teamwork and dungeon crawling, not just being a hero. A lot of dungeon crawlers has very much the same traits that defines an RPG, but it's the twist and focus is what makes them a genre all of its own.
Just added you Alvis, and yeah found him as well.
How did you get Raptr to track your Wii play?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alvis
Hi everyone. I'm Gorden Freeman's Brother, John Freeman. I work in an office typing on a computer.
He could have manually done that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beaten Rihanna
I just searched for the game and added it, and put in my hoursQuote:
Originally Posted by Beaten Rihanna
Hi, Gorden Freeman's Brother
Yolo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gorden Freeman's Brother
Hello :) I like you because you are not a headcrab zombie ghoast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seda.
I hate that so much :hotmad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seda.
lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryuzaki_
I need to go to bed, I am worried about headcrabs, but I have wepon. Goodnight everyone.
Well hell. I can do that :P
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