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prime isn't metroid at all, it barely has any aliens inspiration unlike the main series if you want the essence of metroid, look to Fusion, Super, and Zero Mission. Nothing about Prime screams Metroid, which to me is a side scrolling 2D shooter style game that branched with Kid Icarus. Other M is the natural evolution of that style, as evidenced by how it's basically a Fusion clone.

No, I did. If you get all three on one 3DS, you get Dread Fighter and Dark Flier now. Get Birthright on one and Conquest on the other and you'll have to wait until Revelation to get Dread Fighter at all. If you care about the classes but are fine waiting to play, then get all three on one. Get one on each and Revelation on one if you don't care about the classes and would like to share playtime more. Besides those two classes, getting them on separate 3DSes won't affect anything.

You only get Dark Flier with one cartridge, two digital. I think there'll be a DLC in a few months for it though, so I wouldn't worry. Get whichever, just know that DF will be locked for a while. EDIT: I think you could get Dread Fighter immediately as well. You'd have to wait until March otherwise.

I do have a slight question: was I using my role correctly? I'm fairly certain that me using it as defense probably wasn't what you intended because it dealt damage but it made me slightly desirable so I'm happy

The male costumes got cut too. Why not be upset at the removal of male swimsuits and not just female ones? It seems like a double standard to only care about one gender's swimsuits.

Gunter sounds young but DC Douglas has a voice like butter so I can easily overlook any downfall there I do wish that Niles and Rhajat had S-Supports that were more like the Japanese versions but ah well.

It's rude to generalise as "waifu/husbando" because those terms have no meaning. You're basically saying that It's wrong for someone to pick the game with their favorite characters. I'm tired of seeing waifu and husbando as stock responses to people saying they like characters. Edit: by similar measures, I'm tired of seeing people constantly knock down the story. Dislike the story or not, but people are free to appreciate it for what it is.

I'm pretty sure you aren't getting what I'm saying I literally cannot play this game alone because I end up panicking even if I fall in harmless water even though there aren't any enemies inside. To say nothing of enemies like Grenchlers and Blarggs and whenever you enter a room and get ambushed by Space Pirates. I cannot do first person this doesn't have anything to do with playing as Samus herself EDIT: when I was younger playing hide and seek made me anxious because I was afraid of someone jumping out and scaring me whether they were hiding or trying to find me

first person is the wrong direction for metroid it's insanely hard to handle and it isn't fun to play at all because I don't enjoy having a heart attack metroid only works in 2D and 3D Action because there's no blind spots with the camera to make me jump

Mozu is in all three games. It's the exact same paralogue in all three. But yes, Mozu is basically a tragic character. Too bad she's awful and villagers aren't worth using

I'm really not seeing how the fact that they're cousins changes anything. If they love each other, why should I care? I also am fine with the sibling marriage in this game for this same reason.

Sweet and Salty. I don't like Bitter and I think Sour is often too strong.

I thought this wa really fun precisely because of the spam and stuff. It really helped the atmosphere and I feel that it's fitting for EiMM. I wouldn't want to have actual quality posts when you can have the beauty that transpired (except N1 that was really bad). Most of the actual content comes from the outside contact. Although, I told my alias N1 outright and I guess it got buried or something? It seems really weird that I lived past N1 in the first place.

Man I should have joined Euklyd's team it sounds like a fun time maybe I should make a Skype account just for EiMM but I don't think I'd be allowed but who cares about rules

you had me shoot euklydas for next time I'm going to make my character the Cabbage Guy from avatar and be a total lone wolf edit: I formally request someone make a cabbage merchant role pm

no i mean GaiusGaius like was the one who actually killed me or something like that

man all this stuff behind the scenes maybe I really should be more involved i didn't even get the satisfaction of betrayal besides technically abandoning life after getting threatened how did people figure that out again? was it chen's role?

I'm a hardcore casual who hates online but I enjoy playing this game. It's probably because I have family who likes SF so I have people to play with. I'd totally be open to playing with people here eventually, but I admit the first time I'd ever touched our PS4 was when we got this, so I'm probably not used to things

although if my shot actually went through N3 when I died although idk if this is a game that does that I accidentally killed you Euklyd sorry i'm pretty sure I was the last person in the game to learn every alias and didn't even know any of the ones from the final night

Hannah actually lost her vest N1, but it wasn't reported until she died or something along those lines. As for me, I never "betrayed" anyone, but I'm guilty of making promises I couldn't keep ironically I chose my least trustworthy ally to uphold

also blitz wanted me to shoot fulcrum N1 hmm I wonder how that would've went

i think that this is a lesson that I should start paying attention during day 1 although I slightly regret not saving Life N1 with Witch Time since from what I noticed, actions still worked even if you died? didn't really get that but N3 had so many deaths that I got confused as to whether two people who died could fire upon each other and both die

wait what happened

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I've played almost every Metrod but Other M and Fusion are the most fun to play read: most fun, not the best story I hate playing metroid prime because first person views give me anxiety if I get hit or jumped by something I can't see going underwater before getting the gravity items gives me anxiety so I stopped Echoes at Torvus Bog because Bloggs terrify me