/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9213161
I would still recommend the base game you fucking midwit, it's excellent. RealRTCW and vanilla RTCW both fundamentally play out the same way, one is just a little bit better of an experience in 2022 for the reasons I listed. I'm giving OP a suggestion that I think will result in him having a better experience. Nothing I said was blinded by my fanboyism, I even listed out what I think the flaws are in order to give him an idea of what could be frustrating for him, or even a dealbreaker so he doesn't waste his time.

Haven't frequented /v/ since gamergate turned it to absolute shit. Maybe you should go back there, though.

>>4988658
>>4989068
>games can only ever be at one extreme of the challenge scale

Why does the challenge have to be all or nothing? Did I miss the notion of middle ground being evil somehow? Or is this the typical /vr/ elitist schlock?

I mean, you're defending them putting limited continues into a western release, out of no other purpose than to artificially lengthen the game so the publisher doesn't lose money from rental stores. Literally. That's the only reason. Do not fucking tell me that Konami USA and Europe mutually agreed that the game was too easy and so they gave it extra bullshit. That's not a thing. It was NEVER a thing.

>>4907693
>not cryptic
>literally nothing in either the game or manual tells you to use the bait on the "grumble grumble" guy
>nothing telling you that you need more hearts before you can use the white sword/magical sword
>nothing telling you Spectacle Rock is the entrance to Death Mountain
>defending how the latter two were in the Japanese version but taken out to sell Nintendo Power copies
>calling any of these situations "trial and error"

>>3811686
>le Australia-kun maymay
4 is shit though.
>It's boring
>it's easy
>dude waggle the whip lmao
>dude slow mode 7 background rooms lmao
>literally has a slow AS FUCK room where you hang from a whip for 5 mins waiting for the fuken stupid background to tilt