TROGDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TROGDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so glad you love StrongBad :) #TROGDORIS AWESOME
how many times did you reset to get trogdor also I loved this game I completed everything in the game as a kid, but yeah when you spent hours looking for an item it does grow tiring and like you I like fun jokes too never had a wii u though but I still dislike color splash losing it RPG roots and mostly hated losing those great followers like TROGDOR. I still wish it would have campaigns like in TYOD in future games but it seems that they have no interesting in returning to that and do plain toads plain enemies and mario. where's the toads with the wigs and outfits WHERE'S MY BELOVED TRAIN detective mission. but it a game about the journey I don't need a reward to complete I been replaying the game and enjoying as much as I did as a kid. also I never played any of other mario rpgs like mario and luigi which after watching a play though really like the game with the Elder Princess Shroob so I see why people loved those game even if I never get around to playing them.
Anybody else trying to complete this game heres a few things worth knowing. Tattle logs for bosses or any enemy you can't rematch can be found in the professer's trashcan. The badges in the rogueport shop across from the Inn can all be purchased by talking with the toad regardless of whether or not they're on display, those ones are just on sale. Holding B at the end of a battle makes the segment where you get your star points and exit the battle noticeably quicker. Lastly, the merchant with the red and white stripes in Rogueport resets his inventory if you go two loading zones away (so go look at the train and come back for the quickest reset).
Morgin you are the goat! I didn't know any of this about one of my favorite games. The only tattle log I missed was the big boo in Chapter 4, and to think I can finally complete the game because of that😭 THANK YOU
Each world actually is kinda based on a different kinds of movies. Chapter 1 - Adventure (You’re a hero going to vanquish a dragon. Classic story.) Chapter 2 - Nature Documentary (You’re witnessing mankind ruin nature and working with the wildlife.) Chapter 3 - Sports (Rising to the top, Rocky Style!) Chapter 4 - Horror (Impending doom in pig form, even being forced from your own body) Chapter 5 - Survival (Castaway, Castaway) Chapter 6 - Mystery (Mysterious happenings on a train) Chapter 7 - Sci-Fi (Its a super techno fortress on the MOON) Chapter 8 - Action (Everyone comes together for a big ol brawl!)
@Walker Farnsworth worst is when you first played this game in 04 and didnt have a guide i must've ran back and forth 100 times before figuring out what to do.
@@Arsenicsquirrel One of the strengths of PM:TTYD is how well written the game is (regarding the characters and the script). The change works almost like the epilogue of a (good) book. The characters who had problems/concerns in the game create conclusions (Not always solutions), reflections etc. Almost every character advances in his/her life afterwards. I suppose the size of the bonus depends on how invested the player is into the game. If I had never played the game, I would be equally doubtful but learning how your favourite characters have changed and how they plan to advance their lives is surprisingly interesting.
@@Arsenicsquirrel way better than some games which LITERALLY give you nothing, or close enough they shouldn't have even bothered. Changing the dialogue of MOST of the characters in a game of this scale is actually a lot of work for the developers to go through for what seems like a small perk.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ARE YOU KIDDING ME? ARE YOU JOKING? PLEASE TELL ME YOUR WRONG. ALL THIS TIME. I NEVER KNEW
Autobot Starscream THAT would make a remake worth it. Otherwise it’s just a port to the Switch (which is still fine? Bur not a remaster. Then again the OoT and MM are closer to ports with somewhat updated character models more than anything which...I kinda hated. The camera still makes me too motion sick to even push past the game being Meh to me)
Autobot Starscream No. I mean its early camera. It’s the exact same problem I have with Spyro, Furfighters, LegoRacers... Ie, every game that came out 90s-00. (I do not have this problem with games like WW-era-and-later games, as they used a completely different camera system.) Please do not assume I don’t know what it is that makes me motionsick about that game. Pretty sure I said 90s-Era Camera from the start. (And the “3D Effect” is flatout useless. Who honestly plays with it turned on.)
Honestly I'd rather replay Super Mario RPG instead of TTYD because I feel the pacing is so much better in RPG where's TTYD just feels like a 25 hour tutorial I used to prefer TTYD over Mario RPG but after replaying both of those games and playing through SMRPG for the first time on the SNES Mini around 3 years ago I honestly prefer Mario RPG nowadays
Right there with you on that, it's my all-time fav too! That being said, I agree with his end score and I don't believe this game was meant to be fully completed, more so having bragging rights about completing a certain thing and having many alternate ways to get things (For example the troubles and how there is many different types of them with varied rewards or how badges and items allow for several different strats rather then find the weakness and do that)
Yeah, I agree too. While I have 100% the game before, I don't really plan on ever doing it casually. Maybe if I want to let's play it but other than that, it's not needed.
I'd give it a fina-plete it rating. Personally, I've done everything but get every last badge and every last recipe. I feel that's how this game should be played. Do all the side quests and complete the tattle log, but screw some of these useless items/badges lol.
People are obsessed with the game because there's enough imaginative content to keep it rewarding at your own pace. It's another game made tedious by completion but not every game is meant to be 100% completed.
Yeah, if a game isn't fun to complete, I don't want there to be a reward at the end. For example, I know I shouldn't collect all the Korok seeds in BotW, but the existence of the golden poo makes me feel like I should.
Literally my favorite RPG followed closely by SMRPG. I play TTYD to completion almost annually and I love it the same every time. The dialogue is clever and doesn't pander to children, characters LITERALLY die, the music is iconic and phenomenal, and the combat is just fine tuned enough to be difficult but not hair pulling! Hands down one of the most loved and well put together RPGs in history.
plus you can just buy the whole cooking log later on lol the hardest part of the cooking whatevers is actually just getting tangy berries for the queen's dinner
Jirard you do know if you talk to the guy in the badge shop you can get a full list of his badges for an increased price no need to wait for him to cycle them out.
14:00 The "having to backtrack to change the stock of shops to get the badge you want" can only be applied to Charlieton, at the Lovely Howz of Badges, the badges on the counter are the ones that are on sale, you can buy the rest of their stock, at the regular price mind you, by talking to the clerk.
And while I can't really fault him for this one because it isn't really something most people are aware of, but you don't actually have to leave to get new items from the traveling merchant, you only have to go 2 screens away (so basically just underground or to the train station) and he will restock a new set of items.
Paper Mario TTYD Is by far my favorite game of all time. Now we just need a Paper Mario TTYD + Luigi's Adventures in the Waffle Kingdom port to the switch :)
Is nobody gonna mention the original Paper Mario? I feel like TTYD is just a reboot, and a longer game in general. It's different, but has too many similarities. And you know what I personally think? I don't like it. I prefer the OG Paper Mario. But hey, that's just my personal opinion. And I guess I can't complain that too many people like TTYD. And the thing is, I haven't even played either games!
That’s one of my most memorable moments in gaming or any type of entertainment really, I really loved the mystery of it. I can’t wait to play the remake 20 years later
The reward in my view was in the gameplay. This wasn't ever meant to be played as a collectathon, nor are most rpgs I would argue. It's the time you spend with the characters, the story and overall charm that you're meant to focus on. Avatar strength and filling out the proverbial pokedex are an afterthought at most and only serve to bog you down if they don't contribute to your playstyle.
yes, and no. have you ever ground on amazy daisys until max level? there is a BP cap, but it is significantly higher than 64's. if i am remembering right, the caps are 50 hp, 50 fp, 99 bp. (though you can use the corresponding badges to trade BP for above cap stats.) Still the way i play, though i go mainly for passives. then i learned about the danger mario strategy the first time i reached the final boss when young me struggled >:) (danger badges mixed with chet rippo meant you only need to worry about piercing damage like lightning)
@Walker Farnsworth i never said 64's caps were 99, i said they were lower than ttyd's caps. I still prefer ttyd over 64 for the larger variety of play styles the expanded badge system gives. yes, danger invalidates most of the strategy, but it also takes a lot of prep. to get the badges needed you need to grind late game badges with a secret party member.
10:20 "Fight me in the stre-" *gets prepared for thd street fight vs. Sir dragonrider "-ets, DONT fight me in the streets i dont want to fight you." *fists become sad*
Did you know if you forgot to tattle a boss you can still get it's tattle log by going to that old Goomba's home and digging in the trash. This is also no joke I forgot to do that once and I got the tattle log out of the trash in that old Goomba's trash.
There is a completion reward for the switch version. You only need to do the cookbook, tattle log, and badges. Once you get those completed, you go to Roquefort and get a special badge.
This was my absolute favorite Paper Mario game. It's hilarious as hell, it's fun as hell, and it's SO good to see you play this game. This one is incredibly solid.
Luxra They played like braindead 4yo...I usually never say that but even my 9yo played better...if it was an attempt at comedy they failed to make me laught
Luxra They played like braindead 4yo...I usually never say that but even my 9yo played better...if it was an attempt at comedy they failed to make me laught
The 100% reward for TTyD remake is a badge that turns Mario gold! The creators were obviously watching this, if it wasn't obvious the boys at Nintendo love The Completionist!
I actually finished TTYD for the first time very recently, and I enjoyed every minute of it. There were some great memorable moments that I experienced along the way and would definitely play it again.
I don't see waluigi paper mario. You disappoint. If you didn't realize it then you never got curious enough to try putting on both Luigi and wario emblem on at the same time.
Boba Fett agreed I’ve wanted someone like Jirard but more specifically somecallmejohnny to review my first proper rpg. In fact just recently I got Earthbound uncut. It’s pretty sweet!
I remember playing this game when I visited my family in the Philippines and it really kept me going while I was there, it was something familiar I had to put some time into cause I was suffering from intense culture shock
Super Paper Mario is my favorite Paper Mario game aswell. It has possibly the best story in the series. Even though many people like the RPG elements of Paper Mario, I loved the platforming aspect combination of Super Paper Mario. It was also my first Paper Mario game. It might possibly be my favorite game of all time.
Making good art of any kind is hard. That's like saying a musician who's old albums were great but new ones suck is destroying the music that the fans love. They have so many good games under their belt, probably more masterpieces than any other company in the history of gaming as well. That's because they're willing to try new ideas, and in doing that they're going to make mistakes. It has nothing to do with the fans adoring the franchise, it's them trying to give people a product that doesn't just feel like a repeat of their last product. Their consoles follow the same logic.
@@OneAndZer0 Though part of the problem is that they've been playing it really safe with the character designs - IS isn't allowed to make characters with unique designs if they're part of a pre existing species
Jirard I could kiss you for playing my favorite game of all time!!! This legit made me so happy!!!!!! And my name is in the patreon credits 😄 best day ever!
When I played this, I was so impressed by it. It left a long impression on me. I didn't know it would be the last truly great game. I didn't realize the series peaked here. But then again I don't think anyone really could forsee the direction Nintendo took with it. People complain and say people like me just want another Thousand Year door. Those that say that, really don't understand. The new Paper Mario games would be fine as their own thing, but they're not rpgs. They just...aren't. And the Toads...and the complete annihilation of anything that isn't basic Mario.
I don't understand why he's singling this game out for this when other rpg's give you nothing for sidequests and superbosses. defeating the lingering will in kh2 gets you nothing but bragging rights; defeating emerald and ruby weapon in ffvii gets you nothing but bragging rights, but those games get a free pass?
The new Paper Mario games are fine and all... but like TTYD set such a high point in terms of total package, that every subsequent game has felt lacking to a degree. That said, yeah Color Splash has the best comedy bar none.
I loved this game also you didn't actually have to use tattle apparently you can get it in the bin at professor goombas house of Goombella tattles for each boss and enemies. So yeah but in the end, you conquered it anyway
lol i was just playing this game since its the greatest in the series. also not sure if im the only one who thinks this, but i always got a comic book vibe from the look of ttyd.
Joe Donovan Playing Harder RPGs ruined this game for me as it is so easy compared to the Likes of Shin Megami Tensei, the Tales series, even the Mario And Luigi series that going back to it now for me feels so stupidly easy that it's mindless to me and gets very boring espacly after chapter 3 (aka the best chapter in the game) I wish it wasnt that way but I just have out grown the game T.T
the craziest part about this game is when you beat Shadow Queen and Bonetail you only get one star point. The first time I ever beat the game, I swore I was going to get rewarded with an easy level up... NOPE... 1 star point
I remember having this game since I was 7 or 9 years old and how I never finish it, I always reach the final boss but could never defeat them. It wasn't till I was around 20 that I decided not only was I gonna beat it, but I was also going to 100% it. I was proud and happy that I did and it will be a fond memory of my childhood game.
I was so happy when I finally got everything in the game after thousands of hours of playtime! Also, who else managed to beat the Pit off 100 Trails with the Double Pain badge on?
Yeah, this is one of those moments in my childhood where I definitely thought I was too cool for school. I loved Super Mario RPG, but when I saw that it's supposed successor was this weird 2.5D paper Mario game on the N64, I passed it by thinking it looked too lame, too cheap for me. Where was the top-down perspective? And if it really is Mario RPG 2, where's Geno or Mallow? So I passed the whole series by. Now I regret it because I'd like to play them, but they aren't on anything I have access to. I hope Nintendo someday makes them available in whatever the future version of the VC ends up being.
Putting Paper Mario 64 and TTYD in a single cartridge on the Switch, with updated graphics or not, would definitely be an easy way to get lots of money on their part. And it'd finally make TTYD easily accessible!
You can actually emulate the N64 and Gamecube with little difficulty on your computer. I recommend openemu so that you can use most emulators including n64 and dolphin for gamecube games. FYI I have a Mac so unless you have linux, your OS isn't an excuse.
Brian Cole the first paper Mario is on the Wii u virtual console and you could probably emulate TTYD since you probably won't fond a copy of it for cheap
Paper Mario TTYD is one of my favorite games of all time. Loved it as a kid. The gameplay is just amazing. Plus the music is just👌. I can still jam out to all the tracks. Don’t even get me started on the story. It’s just amazing(only being surpassed by Super paper Mario’s story)
Something I've always enjoyed about Mario RPG games is their sense of world building, character development, engaging gameplay, creative ways to learn a bosses moves or weakpoints, and their comedic writing. Definitely one of my favorite RPG series.
You go from completing one of the worst games ever created (sneak king) to one of the greatest games ever made. I love this channel. Also I really hope you complete Super Paper Mario. That game is amazing as well even though the formula is different.
