Nintendo's "Wars" and "Fire Emblem" series predate Ogre Tactics, though they didn't see release outside of Japan until the GBA.
Nintendo's "Wars" and "Fire Emblem" series predate Ogre Tactics, though they didn't see release outside of Japan until the GBA.I've watched people play it, and the battles look pretty... meh to me. It's what's commonly called an SRPG or Strategy RPG. Games like this usually have battles that take place on a grid, but also one that's normally a bit larger than what you see in South Park. (South Park is something like a 4x12 horizontal grid.) The genre kinda got pushed with the Ogre Battle series on the Super Nintendo, which culminated in the Tactics Ogre game. The director of that game worked with Squaresoft to develop Final Fantasy Tactics, which is a rather beloved non-main entry into the series. (Although, the world used in Tactics was the same as the one in Final Fantasy XII.) My biggest complaint about the South Park game is just the size of the grid... it seems so limiting when it comes to tactics, but beyond that, it looks fine.
Ugh I should have never gotten my fiancée Stardew Valley. I don't think I'm gonna have access to the Switch when Mario Odyssey comes out. She's addicted to it. She's been playing it non stop since it got released on the Switch.
Ugh I should have never gotten my fiancée Stardew Valley. I don't think I'm gonna have access to the Switch when Mario Odyssey comes out. She's addicted to it. She's been playing it non stop since it got released on the Switch.
I'm watching a guy on Twitch play Odyssey. It looks okay, but he's saying the controls aren't very tight. I don't know, if they come strong with a few more good titles, I could see picking it up if I have the time.
Just played Mario for like 30 minutes, gonna play for a couple hours once I put my son to sleep.
Something about the controls does feel a bit off in this game. I wouldn't call it floaty as someone above did, but it feels a bit too loose or something. So far it's not like hindering the gameplay or anything, it just is different.
I read that getting all the moons you get special endgame stuff. Don't want to spoil it for people though so don't want to say what it is.Do you think it’s some type of input lag? I don’t know how else to describe it so I called it floaty. It’s like I can’t be ultra precise. Really my ultimate gripe is pulling off some of the moves. Some require multiple buttons pressed in at the same time and correct timing. It’s a lot to deal with when you are trying to not go down a pitfall or avoid some type of trap or enemy.
I’ve also read that if you want to collect all the moons some of the platforming puzzles require the motion controls because certain moves can only be performed with them. I don’t really like that they did that. They make it optional but at the same time it’s really not because certain cappy moves are limited to motion controls. I don’t think I’ll be hunting down all the moons anyway though.
Nah definitely not input lag, it's like too sensitive or something though I feel like. Like when trying to turn and aim and what not, it feels like it over turns all the time, so maybe that is why it feels "loose" to me. I'll see if there is sensitivity settings though.Do you think it’s some type of input lag? I don’t know how else to describe it so I called it floaty. It’s like I can’t be ultra precise. Really my ultimate gripe is pulling off some of the moves. Some require multiple buttons pressed in at the same time and correct timing. It’s a lot to deal with when you are trying to not go down a pitfall or avoid some type of trap or enemy.
I’ve also read that if you want to collect all the moons some of the platforming puzzles require the motion controls because certain moves can only be performed with them. I don’t really like that they did that. They make it optional but at the same time it’s really not because certain cappy moves are limited to motion controls. I don’t think I’ll be hunting down all the moons anyway though.
I read that getting all the moons you get special endgame stuff. Don't want to spoil it for people though so don't want to say what it is.
Do you think it’s some type of input lag? I don’t know how else to describe it so I called it floaty. It’s like I can’t be ultra precise. Really my ultimate gripe is pulling off some of the moves. Some require multiple buttons pressed in at the same time and correct timing. It’s a lot to deal with when you are trying to not go down a pitfall or avoid some type of trap or enemy.
I’ve also read that if you want to collect all the moons some of the platforming puzzles require the motion controls because certain moves can only be performed with them. I don’t really like that they did that. They make it optional but at the same time it’s really not because certain cappy moves are limited to motion controls. I don’t think I’ll be hunting down all the moons anyway though.
The controls do take some getting used to. I absolutely hate the motion controls. I wish they would patch them out. I don't like them at all.Make the thread then that may be a good idea.
After playing for like 2 hours, this game is fucking fantastic. The controls seem fine to me now. I changed the camera to be "normal" from "low" and that seemed to improve something for me. I dunno but now it feels pretty good. Could be I'm also just used to it now.
Agree that the controls seem to lag a little, but the biggest downside are the motion controls. I don't find play with the Joycons pleasurable at all. They are probably some of the worse controllers I've used lately and much prefer the Pro controller. The forced gimmick mechanic whether it be the Joycons, Wii U tablet, PS touch pad or Kinect take away from a lot of good games and add little value.
nope...Can you use the Wii-U Pro controller with the Switch?