Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

Randomly i heard the term “roguelike”, and its interesting how i never heard it before.

A Youtuber listed the 8 basic characteristics that makes a roguelike game. While some of it is pretty much something i like, the lack or lost of progression is underwhelming to me.

And randomly generated maps seems like something quite annoying to do.

But a saw some variation of roguelike that uses card system. Considering i deeply enjoy many of yugioh games, i feel like i would enjoy it too

A subgenre of roguelikes that has most of the game design philosophies of roguelikes but also has at least one progression element that persists after failure.

Did you ever imagine kraken club would be almost capped gil

It kinda blows my mind that a level 63 item is still not only relevant, but highly-demanded in an era where everyone is level 119.

stole meme from somewhere else and added some txt to it

I dont really blame current players though

There are things that are actually worth to invest time, and others that simply dont.

For example, back last year when i was actually trying to get into fighting games, no matter how i tried i could never beat the the king of fighters 94 second to last boss. Admittedly i dont have the finger/mental agility to perform combos, but its damn annoying the thought of fighting a machine that can actually know what command you can input, then block at exact time.

I actually checked how people try to beat those bosses, butin the end, many of those strategies relies on exploiting some AI technical error, what really brings the question: why hone your skills to the best you can only to resort to cheap tricks basically none tells you about, only random players that magically discovered it casually?

Blatantly Overpowered Offense: A trademark of the SNK Boss. Where you have fireballs, the boss has full-screen lasers that come out faster than you can blink, deal damage equivalent to 1/4 of a health bar (and also deal about a third of that in chip damage if you block it), and snuff out all other projectiles. If you have an invincible uppercut, the boss likely has one where he surrounds himself with lightning for more hits and damage, and can cancel out fireballs. They also likely have lots of unblockables, in addition to doing lots of chip damage, having confusing or difficult-to-block attacks, frame advantages no matter what you block, and deal tons of guard damage (and possibly have at least one instant guardbreak). If you get past the first round, the second round is vastly worse - they may enter permanent rage mode, automatically start with full super and/or EX meters, gain brutal new attacks, or otherwise go from rough, but doable to absolutely ridiculous. These types of bosses sometimes, but not always, have a maximum level super where they show off their superiority by utterly annihilating you regardless of your current health, usually combined with Fingerpoke Of Doom for maximum insult.

Against AI you don't really have to hone your skills, aside from maybe learning a combo or two to be able to dish out good damage. You just find a hole in their AI and exploit that.

but its damn annoying the thought of fighting a machine that can actually know what command you can input, then block at exact time.

Soul Calibur

Thats cause Manitoba is in a permanent state of weather advisory.