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Wooow, tssk tssk on your grading of it. I never cared about the graphics when it came out and still don't to this day, same goes for battlefront 2. You can see what your guests think of your park, you can place benches that your guests will sit on, you can use cleaners, you can see what the weather is gonna be like for the week in the game so you can be more prepared for storms. the summaries imo are better than JW1-2 you can also easily find out what period your dinosaur is from. Sorry that you have a problem with waiting it's also something you have to do for JW1-2 for pretty much the exact same things you stated. If you don't enjoy watching your dinosaurs while you wait or even going around checking on your guests well.. that sounds like this game may not be for you, or even JW 1 or 2 for that matter. If I'm not watching my dinosaurs I'm improving my park, adding paths putting buildings in better spots, expanding enclosures.
You have a lot of fair points there. A lot of them like the mood-checking your guests and weather forecast I did want to explain in some way during the video, but I couldn't fit it anywhere in the video, so I had to scrap it. Second, while you are right about how I could improve my park while waiting, which I did do by the way, I just either cut it out for timing purposes or I wasn't capturing footage. At least for me anyway, it's not enough to kill time.
@EchoV-R19 I suppose that's fair, but I did forget one other thing JPOG has over JWE 1 & 2, building construction is instantaneous in JPOG while in both JWEs you have to wait for things to be constructed.
Hey everybody! I forget to mention it at the end, but the Site B footage is from YT user OP JP. (Link in the description as well) Link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dmMNNHRh2P8.html Second, I actually had footage of releasing the dinosaurs out to wreck havoc to the guests (like you do in park management simulators). Unfortunately, the quality was so bad, that I had to delete it entirely. I may or may not record new footage and release it as a short instead.
This feature is *fascinating* and it's sad it doesn't show up in later games at all (so far). I can understand why it would be limited to just the one character though.
Hey Guys, minor correction: You can also have the Inverse Battle Setting in your Secret Base is ORAS by interacting with the Proclamation item after purchasing and placing it in your base. I actually had it written in my script, but I skipped over it during recording. Sorry Folks.
Cool video! Although with a subject like this, I'm always wary about basing monsters too much on mythological monsters that already existed because it seems like making a "copy of a copy" rather than creating something wholly original in the first place. I think a better route is to create a monster that isn't directly based on a singular monster, but rather an abstract idea.
You make an excellent point there. I definitely think that using one idea, then deciding what else can be added is a better idea, as long as it doesn’t end up being over designed.
Hey folks, minor error: I described Aerilate as an ability that boosts moves of a certain type. That is incorrect. Instead, it simply changes normal-type moves into that type. Whoops. I’m pretty sure I was thinking of a different ability, and mistook it for this one. Sorry folks.
A mature warning, but the meme stems from a post about someone explaining in detail why Vaporeon would be the best Pokémon to have you know what(Gardevoir or Lopunny syndrome) so a bunch of people ended up copying and pasting this post everywhere
Hey guys, did you know that in terms of male human and female Pokémon breeding, Vaporeon is the most compatible Pokémon for humans? Not only are they in the field egg group, which is mostly comprised of mammals, Vaporeon are an average of 3"03' tall and 63.9 pounds. this means they're large enough to be able to handle human ####, and with their impressive Base stats for HP and access to Acid Armor, you can be rough with one. Due to their mostly water based biology, there's no doubt in my mind that an aroused Vaporeon would be incredibly wet, so wet that you could easily have ### with one for hours without getting sore. They can also learn the moves Attract, Baby-Doll eyes, Captivate, Charm and Tail Whip along with not having fur to hide nipples, so it'd be incredibly easy for one to get you in the mood. With their abilities Water Absorb and Hydration, they can easily recover from fatigue with enough water. No other Pokémon comes close with this level of compatibility. Also, fun fact, if you pull out enough, you can make your Vaporeon turn white. Vaporeon is literally built for human ####. Ungodly defense stat + high HP pool + Acid Armor means it can take #### all day, all shapes and sizes and still come for more. @@ericsanders9847
A little bit difficult to understand what you were saying at times with the music and your voice being at the same volume at times plus you seemed a bit rushed in parts which didn't help much.
Wait, what? Grit didn't have the cowboy hat in the European release? My memory tells me he still had the hat but then I remember the picture with the other hat too.
I like Avalugg, quite a peculiar concept, Meganium Is adorable, Empoleon of course Is nice, Miltank can seem anonymous but It Is cute and a nice concept; Drddigon i accept It but has nothing to tell me.
Mostly a lazy Reboot that they got blessed with the time to polish, but didn't pay enough for art assets and went way to western. When you compare this game visually to how things looked in Dual Strike it's night and day. That game still looks better, and if they were going to so radically shift the style it shouldn't have been so lazy. Game play is great, but I can't help but feel a monkey could have smashed 1+2 together and given it progression and polish with the right time. It's really time for the community to handle making their own AW game cause Nintendo won't do it with a shred of a budget.
Isn't Advance Wars 1 a sequel to Famicom Wars and Gameboy Wars; a series that has appeared on Famicom, Super Famicom, and Gameboy in Japan prior to GameBoy Advance? Famicom Wars has one entry (excluding remasters\ emakes\\ports) and Gameboy Wars has three (also excluding remasters\ emakes\\ports) , which makes Advance Wars 1 the fifth game in the series. A side note; the latter two entries are on the DS (you did mention Dual Strike, the third AW title), and thus are unlikely to be remastered for single-screen platforms… There's also the Battallion Wars spin-off on GameCube and Wii that were released between AW2:BHR and AW:DS.
Sensie struck me as that kind of scrappy grandpa who would get involved in a bar brawl and still come out on top with a bunch of groaning punks at his feet and smirk on his face as he says "heh, still got it"
So glad that I can finally have a video out, after a long drought. Hope you folks enjoy. Anyway, I don't mention the timestamps in the video but here they are. You can also find them in the description. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 0:23 - Orange Star COs 4:41 - Blue Moon COs 7:23 - Green Earth COs 9:56 - Gold Comet COs 12:33 - Black Hole COs 16:40 - Outro
I'm pretty sure that Sturm's Japanese name is supposed to be "Herr Böse", German for Sir or Mister Evil. But this is hard to write in Japanese. Same goes for Von Bolt. His Name is supposed to be "Herr Volt", meaning Sir or Mister Volt.
Nice video, this is one of the few cases where changes between regions aren't censorship, at least most of them, and are just changes to keep a more consistent theme, I agree, I don't understand why Sonja doesn't have glasses... In any case, I recommend checking your audio balance before uploading your videos, the background music made it very hard to distinguish your voice from the music!
Honestly, I think the changes for Nell and Drake were better for the international version even though I'm often a purist and complain when localizers think something is too Japanese and need to replace it
I'm a bit surprised that you said there weren't many changes to Days of Ruin. I think the only character in it who didn't have a different name between the US and UK version was Cyrus. A couple of the superweapons had their names changed as well (the Great Owl flying fortress, for instance, was named the Pulsatrix in the UK version) and the entire game was renamed to "Dark Conflict" in the UK.
Not sure about accuracy, but CO and unit names, dialog and pretty much everything is different. Oh, and the fact that it has a different title.... Really don't get why he completely skipped the one game that had the most changes of all
There really isn't such a thing as a "European" version. There's a UK version, a Spanish version, a French version, a Portugiese version and a German version. Each with their own translations and name changes. For example in the German version Sami is called "Tami".
I do have to agree overall; it's a rare case where character design changes *work* more then the original. Even Sonja's change from red to green when you consider that her main gimmick is being better in Fog of War. You know; where stealth matters.
"shogun" is Japanese for "general" Also Days of Ruin is localised as "Dark Conflict" in the UK/Europe. It also has different character names than the US and Japanese versions.
