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Puyo puyo thread!

>> No.5922902

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAIww8ZnkmQ

>> No.5922907

Puyo 2 is perfect. Is there no other way to make a decent puyo mode? The later entries have tried a bunch of different ideas but none work as well as puyo 2

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>>5922907
Agreed, I always stick with Tsu rules in the newer game if it's an option. Fever is kinda fun, but I just don't like it as much.

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>>5922020

https://archive.org/details/allaboutpuyopuyo_201909
https://archive.org/details/officialguidebookpuyopuyowithsinglecd

Some Japanese Puyo Puyo guidebooks.

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>>5924108
That's awesome. The chaining guides are interesting. Can't read it, but can recognize forms and guess what they're saying. The first guide even has sheet music in the back for the game.

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Postin' Arles in a Puyo thread.
Have you been practicing your chains lately?

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>>5924191
Sadly not, I've been distracted and not playing Puyo much. I can still get 7-9 chains consistently, but I'm slower than I used to be. I'm sure it'll come back to me.

>> No.5924217

>>5922902
Based

>> No.5924236
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5924236

Is anybody here playing Champions? I have the PC version, but I've heard the Switch version is better for online.

>> No.5924968

>>5924236
I have it on PC too, but I don't play it much. I'd be down to play if someone here wanted to, though.

>> No.5924994

>>5924968
I could play a few matches with you now if you feel like it.

>> No.5925012

>>5924994
Made a public room if anybody wants to join. It's the only one up I think, so it should be easy to find. Says "Puyo Puyo 2 Lovers" or something like that.

>> No.5925037

>>5925012
I'll be right back.

>> No.5925053 [DELETED] 

designed tranny pedo thread

>> No.5925062

>>5925053
rent free have sex dilate cope

>> No.5925083

>>5925012
BRB again

>> No.5925086

>>5925083
Nevermind, I guess. Thanks for the game.

>> No.5925090

>>5925083
No problem, had to stop for work after that last game anyway. Thanks for the games, was fun.

>> No.5925120

Anyone else feel like Arle is looking directly at them sometimes?

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>>5925120

>> No.5927054

>>5925120
stop

>> No.5927061
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tfw too dumb for puyo

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While not that cheap, Puyo Puyo 2 on Windows 95 was a great 2000 JPY find at a 7-Eleven back then which started my Puyo joy.

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You ain't too dumb for Puyo. You're too dumb to practice. So get to it, you little hoe. Practice your chains.

>> No.5929242

>>5922020
I want to play this game very well. But I'm not sure if I should buy Champions or just play PuyoVS. But PuyoVS is bugged... it doesn't respond well with controllers.

>> No.5929246

>>5924108
Looks awesome, but I don't understand anything.

>> No.5929257

>>5922907
I think it's alright for future games to try and introduce new modes even if Tsu remains the standard for all eternity. Competitive Puyo isn't for everyone, I'd wager the majority are just casuals who want some puyo fun. Give 'em any decent fun modes.

>> No.5929761

>>5929242
Champions feels nicer to me and there's more players online at any given time. Last I tried it, PuyoVS usually only had a small group of experienced Japanese players on it, Champions has more people with varying skill levels from all over. Still a small community, so you'll get matched with people way better than you a lot (at least the PC version, Switch might be different).

>> No.5929763

>>5929257
I agree with this. As long as Tsu stays in the games, I'm ok with them experimenting with new modes.

>> No.5929776

Panel de pon fan here

My series is dead. Can you all post me some guides on how to play Puyo? I tried like ten rounds but it didn't feel intuitive.

>> No.5929794
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>>5929776
1 Puyo is not exactly doing great either, Puyo Tetris was a small revitalization but now it's back to pedo irrelevancy.
2 Pedo de Pon actually came out on Japanese Super Famicom Mini just not on the American release because of the stupid Tetris name lol. It's not THAT dead.
Why would you need a new release anyway, the games are essentially the same.

>> No.5929802

>>5929776
I like the guides on Puyo Nexus a lot
https://puyonexus.com/wiki/How_to_Play_Puyo_Puyo

It takes a while to get used to, but eventually you start recognizing possible chains quickly. Understanding basic forms like stairs and sandwich help a lot with that.

>> No.5929803

>>5929794
>Why would you need a new release anyway, the games are essentially the same.

New rules, new aesthetic, maybe special character abilities. It's tiring playing the SNES game after years and years. GameCube one was alright, and the DS one was shit.

>> No.5929858

>>5929794
wasn't there a recent puyo addition on pc? puyo champions?

>> No.5929863

>>5929803
>New rules
NOPE. That never changed.

>> No.5929868

>>5929858
Puyo Esports. It did so well nobody even remembers it.

>> No.5929876

>>5929868
RIP
well, glad I already decided to jump in on puyo sun I guess

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>>5929858
Yeah. Puyo Puyo eSports, was released as Puyo Puyo Champions outside Japan. It's also on all the main consoles and in arcades too.

>> No.5929913

>>5929858
It's all multiplayer focused, there's no story mode like other Puyo games. Single player is basically limited to playing against the CPU. If you want to play against other people though, it's probably the best option right now.

>> No.5930037

>>5929913
That's a bit lazy how fucking hard would it be to program an 8 stage arcade mode with some shitty win and lose quotes. Fuck I could easily write them for free in a minute.

>> No.5930040

>>5929761
I see, I'll go with Champions then.

>> No.5930102

Is this Arle's thread?

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>>5930102
You bet it is.

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Friendly reminder that Arle has bad manners, likes beer, and wears the same outfit 365 days a year.

>> No.5930309

>>5930160
So do I.

>> No.5930335

Where's Dr. Robotnik?

>> No.5930415

>>5930335
In his Mean Bean Machine.
I actually think it's pretty cool that SEGA of Japan acknowledges Robotnik's MBM as a valid entry in the Puyo series, even their official Jap twitter account mentions that game. And of course in Sonic Mania.