drahkon

Just watched the first episode of Stranger Things. It was good. Will definitely watch some more of this. The soundtrack is awesome

Christ, that's horrible Sorry to hear that, Cube...

Still waiting on that patch...it's supposed to be in certification but I don't really believe that. It's been a month since the devs announced the patch has been submitted for cert. The patch four Dangerous Golf, for example, has passed cert in 4 days... With all the bugs and crashes I will most likely not buy anything from the devs day-one again. If these bugs were minor it wouldn't be a problem, but the game glitched out on me in a bad way. I couldn't unlock stuff even if I met the requirements... Looking forward to the fixed version, but it's annoying that it takes so long.

My girlfriend and I have finished Co-Op : peace: We didn't get Platinum medals on all levels but we got at least gold medals We've started playing the singleplayer going for Platinum medals and my goodness it can be tough. In co-op you could get lots of points if the first player manages to smash all tragets. They then reset for the second player so getting a lot of points was quite easy. In single player you don't have that luxury which makes some levels quite difficult. While I like the challenge, the lady is getting a bit frustrated at times. Really hope the game sold/sells well. I want to see more from Three Fields Entertainment. And like everyone else I want to see a spiritual Burnout successor.

I know, I just thought it could. Yeah, it's incredible. That's the power of Pokémon and mobile gaming combined. Candy Crush has been a huge game over here for months after it first came out. Not sure if Pokémon Go! can last that long, though.

Nope. I haven't changed anything, either, in the past few months. That's what surprises me the most. I occasionally read the forums when I'm at university, at my mate's or girlfriend's, or when I'm in town. But I almost never login when I'm there.

Had the issue just now. The IP then was the same as it is now.

Today I occasionally got the message that my IP adress has been banned. Even when I'm not logged in. The issue is "resolved" a couple of minutes after I get the message but returns sometime later. Edit: Keep getting the message every now and then.

The novelty has worn off with me already. It just doesn't have enough content (yet...I hope). It's hardly even a game, then again it's probably not supposed to be one. But even as an app it's horrible. Constant freezes, crashes, sever issues...it needs improvements soon. I enjoyed it for what it was, now I've moved on Still, it's great to see that this app is a big success. Hopefully the crazy feedback Nintendo got will push them to go further with the idea of a big world that has Pokémon "living" in it. As I've posted "The 'other' Wii U Thread" two days ago: Pokémon Go! just makes me want a console Pokémon RPG.

I'd take that case for a Raspberry Pi that I will get sometime in the future. Not interested in the "console" itself. There are better and ... different ways to play all these games. Still, since capitalizing on nostalgia is something Nintendo seem to be good at this is a good move.

I've been incredibly shy (with people I didn't know; with friends and people I knew it was all good) until I was 18 and entered the drama group in my school. My best friend at that time convinced me to do a minor role in the play. It was frightening for me even though it had been only one line. BUT a lot of people jumped ship so I got "promoted" to a bigger role 5 times. In the end I was one of the 3 leads... I kept telling my teacher that I was way too scared to do that but he kept insisting that he'll get me to a point where it will be no problem for me. And he did. I owe him quite a lot. After the performance the confidence that has been building up during rehearsal got one final push. With that I was able to talk to anybody without problems. This plus the fact that I started drinking helped me being comfortable talking to and flirting with ladies (don't want to promote drinking but it did help...). During my time as an Air Traffic Controller my confidence in general grew a lot more. Now I have no problems in any situation. I get nervous before job interviews, big presentations, etc, of course but it's nothing too daunting.

Managed to eradicate all of humanity with every disease except the Simian Flu (haven't tried it, yet) on mega brutal in Plague Inc. Evolved : peace: Some were easy (Nano Virus, Necroa Virus, Bio Weapon), some were a bit more difficult (Prion, Neurax Worm) and one was an asshole (Fungus). Great game. Really glad I bought it. It strikes a nice balance between casual gaming and a lot of strategy.

Reading lots of the dev's Twitter I'm pretty sure he just wanted to show off the game and called the video "Let's Play" just to take the piss out of everything

Chiming in again. I did it. Found a way to circumvent a lot of randomness that Fungus brings with it and after 7 tries the remaining random stuff didn't screw everything up : peace: Next up: Neurax Worm on mega brutal difficulty.

The fucking Fungus in Plague Inc. Evolved on mega brutal difficulty can suck my nuts. Just wanted to get it out of my system.

I need this in my life.

I went grocery shopping just now and trying out Pokémon Go! It's good fun A bit buggy and my phone might be too slow to handle it properly but the appeal is there. Now what did the first 20 minutes do to my current indifference to the main Pokémon series? Nothing. Pokémon Go! just plays with my nostalgia for the first Gen and it does a good job. It doesn't, however, make me excited for Sun/Moon. Just like Zelda gets its "reinvention" (via returning to its core roots) I think Pokémon needs one, too. And there is soooooo much potential. There were lots of discussions about a console entry and I think Pokémon Go! could give some inspiration for it. I can imagine a huge world were you wander around (not AR, this is the hypothetical console game) and Pokémon are flying, running, gathering in groups, swimming, diving, fighting each other, etc. and I enter the fray, throw my Pokéball and let my Pikachu fight a Seel so I can catch it. This experience combined with everything the main series has to offer (battles, gyms, stats, towns, caves, etc etc) in a big 3D world...that's the dream. Online optional, but preferred. When I think of Nintendo in recent years it always comes down to "wasted potential". I find this really sad. They have so many great IPs... Hopefully Pokémon Go!'s success (their first big adventure with mobile gaming) and the reception BotW has gotten will spark a fire within the company and bring back greatness.

I went grocery shopping just now and trying out Pokémon Go! It's good fun A bit buggy and my phone might be too slow to handle it properly but the appeal is there. Now what did the first 20 minutes do to my current indifference to the main Pokémon series? Nothing. Pokémon Go! just plays with my nostalgia for the first Gen and it does a good job. It doesn't, however, make me excited for Sun/Moon. Just like Zelda gets its "reinvention" (via returning to its core roots) I think Pokémon needs one, too. And there is soooooo much potential. There were lots of discussions about a console entry and I think Pokémon Go! could give some inspiration for it. I can imagine a huge world were you wander around (not AR, this is the hypothetical console game) and Pokémon are flying, running, gathering in groups, swimming, diving, fighting each other, etc. and I enter the fray, throw my Pokéball and let my Pikachu fight a Seel so I can catch it. This experience combined with everything the main series has to offer (battles, gyms, stats, towns, caves, etc etc) in a big 3D world...that's the dream. Online optional, but preferred. When I think of Nintendo in recent years it always comes down to "wasted potential". I find this really sad. They have so many great IPs... Hopefully Pokémon Go!'s success (their first big adventure with mobile gaming) and the reception BotW has gotten will spark a fire within the company and bring back greatness.

My Pokedex is fucked. Everytime I tap on a Pokemon to see its information I get sent to the Squirtle entry and its description l o o k s l i k e t h i s . . . Powering up Pokemon makes the app freeze for 10 seconds. A lot of stuff actually makes the app freeze. Do you have to be a certain level to access stores?

My Pokedex is fucked. Everytime I tap on a Pokemon to see its information I get sent to the Squirtle entry and its description l o o k s l i k e t h i s . . . Powering up Pokemon makes the app freeze for 10 seconds. A lot of stuff actually makes the app freeze. Do you have to be a certain level to access stores?

I know and I did but that defies the point of the game. Pretty sure I'll have fun going around and catching Pokemon with that grass backdrop but I'm also sure that I'll lose interest quickly because AR would add much more to the game. So I'm hoping the AR can be optimised to make it run better. But I don't know if that's possible.

I know and I did but that defies the point of the game. Pretty sure I'll have fun going around and catching Pokemon with that grass backdrop but I'm also sure that I'll lose interest quickly because AR would add much more to the game. So I'm hoping the AR can be optimised to make it run better. But I don't know if that's possible.

With my phone not being able to handle AR properly (i.e. laggy as hell and crashes after 20 seconds) I doubt I'll play this much longer than a week or so. But it's a solid app. Will go for a walk now and check out some stores and try to catch Pokemon (with that boring grass backdrop ). I might go for a run, too but having to stop for stores and Pokemon is not really a good idea for cardio Interested to see whether a lot of people around university buildings will be catching mons as the WiFi for students is free Edit: Is it possible for the devs to make the app, in particular the AR to run more smoothly for phones with lower specs? Can AR be optimised that way?

With my phone not being able to handle AR properly (i.e. laggy as hell and crashes after 20 seconds) I doubt I'll play this much longer than a week or so. But it's a solid app. Will go for a walk now and check out some stores and try to catch Pokemon (with that boring grass backdrop ). I might go for a run, too but having to stop for stores and Pokemon is not really a good idea for cardio Interested to see whether a lot of people around university buildings will be catching mons as the WiFi for students is free Edit: Is it possible for the devs to make the app, in particular the AR to run more smoothly for phones with lower specs? Can AR be optimised that way?

Game is out in Germany. I had to turn off AR because the game just doesn't run well on my phone with AR turned on apparently So no funny photos from me