SO yeah, many other games use the exact same NG+ run format this was based on.ģ) As for starting a game "fresh" when speedrunning, that is definitely not true. People are allowed to grind up their save (in this case I even shared mine, it can be found in the notes) in hopes of running the game as fast as possible and in our case on the hardest difficulty. I think those are perfect examples of how NG+ runs work. Take a look at games such as Xenoblade Chronicles or Hyrule Warriors. I think that point actually doesn't stand (even though I am fully understanding of the concern). Originally an idea of a restricted save was proposed, but after being determined as arbitrary, the idea became what the run is now.Ģ) To address the thing about NG+ in other games. This originally started from me wanting to run the game on this difficulty. But anyway since this is a thread, might as well share my opinion here.ġ) There is currently no way to run the game on hard without having to spend 9 straight hours on a run (excluding this run of course). Personally I don't care if its misc or not. To stop beating a dead horse, that is my stand and I don't feel presenting it any further would change opinions at this point. To repeat myself, I really don't care if this is a misc category, but I had brought this up and it was decided against it. I understand that you don't see this as significant but please understand that I do. For one last time I would like to make my standing clear, I do speedruns for fun, and for me this category was fun.
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As for the discussion, I am sorry you were not involved but I brought it up and talked about it on the series discord as well as discussing it with certain individuals. So yes, I will grind to the point where fights are done fast (which btw if you compare it to Easy the only fight that is truly faster and makes a difference is a hunk, but anyway). Either than that, all I have to say is that speedruns are meant to be fast. I understand that your speedrunning background makes this look weird but please take some time to look at what I have presented you with (I understand this may be hard to do). I fully respect your opinion btw but I fail to see the problem. Also I think you misunderstood my point on the NG+ dash. Head now to Humble Bundle and check out the new collection.I still can't see why NG+ is a problem simply for being an NG+.
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Pay $1 above the average or more, and you get all of that plus Risk of Rain and Antichamber!" reads the announcement.Ī couple of new games will be added to the collection soon, and you can even play Dustforce DX right now in your browser. Pay more than the average price, and you also get Dungeon Defenders Collection, LIMBO, and Braid. Pay what you want for World of Goo, Super Meat Boy, and Dustforce DX. The next question is clear: Why not put them together? Same thing with bundles! So here they are, ready to go for Reunion Tour 2015. "Musicians so often reach a point where they've got lots of songs from over the years that're all in different places. In fact, a couple of them, like Risk of Rain or Limbo, have already achieved cult status.
Humble Indie Bundle: All-Stars has just arrivedĪs the name implies, this is a collection of indie titles, but most of them have been around for a very long time, and they have been very well received by the community. It's usually a very small sum, and players will end up with a ton of good games. The first few titles in the collection can be purchased if you pay any amount of money, but users will have to pay above the average to get all the rest. The Humble Bundle website is a very good place to get games at ridiculous prices, especially since it follows a very simple model: pay what you want. It's impossible to know if the games to be added later will also work on Linux, but it's very likely. We figured that some games with Linux support were better than none, but the Humble Indie Bundle: All-Stars collection comes with games that work on Linux, with no exception. We've been reporting on the latest Humble Bundle collections, and there was always at least a game among them that would only work on Windows. Humble Indie Bundle: All-Stars is a new collection of games from Humble Bundle and all the titles included have Linux support, which is always a nice touch.
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