7:21 Becky honestly has a good idea there. When I'm Jason the first thing I do is trap the car and the phone. It means the survivors have to tank the hit if they want to fix the objective and Jason gets a sound cue when a trap is triggered.
I think it makes sense that the instructions don't tell you the controls, that's what the controls menu is for. I haven't played, but I am guessing that the controls can be changed on PC anyway, so then the buttons would be wrong. Isn't that pretty common?
Even though $40 is a little too high, this would be a pretty fun game if you're playing with a group of buddies. I can't really see how it would be fun with a bunch of random people online. I still want this game to play with my friends because of how fun it would be.
I tuned in right at the end of this stream when you guys were off screen and saying goodbye. Did you not play Jackbox because that was on the screen. Or have you just not uploaded it yet?
You can break the fences?! Like I've been playing a bit longer than Frash and I didn't even know that. Probably not that practical except to get it out of the way just before you Shift.
I think it would be good to learn the art of NOT saying out loud where you/others are. It was actually a common tactic to lie your ass off in dead by daylight.
I think Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon would be really great for the show if you are still able to play 3DS games. It's a lot more story focused than the main series and has some really cute heartwarming moments, and it's rather funny, fun tactical gameplay too. That or Explorers of Sky, which is fantastic, but that's DS and on the Eshop, holds up well though.
The problem with this game is that when your Jason there is no challenge. You know where all the kids are and you can teleport to where they are and kill them. Also how many maps are there because this only takes place at Crystal Lake.
