Wow, amazing episode guys! Seriously the best of the season.
And I love all the video game references, like when Homestar yells "Hey listen!", when Strongbad said "Now I wanna be the guy!", or propably the clearest one, where he hits his head on the tree for coins. Great stuff...
I wonder if Homestar went to Club Technochocolate before the premiere of Dangeresque 3, and drank that Atom-Smasher Guarana Blast, mixed with the Glowstick, back in Strong Badia The Free, thinking it was a more powerful version of Mountain Dew. That's what might've given Homestar Radation. In other words, it's all Strong Bad's doing! HE Radioactified Homestar, and HE broke the Trogdor Machine! But, let's not point fat, doughy fingers, here.
*sniff* The clouds prevent me from downoading this one.:(
The weather report says tomorrow will be cold and clear tommorow, though. There's still hope!!!:D
Until then, it's more appreciated than ever before to use them spoiler tags.
Or, heavy metal detectors are radio-active by itself anyway? As, you know, some heavy metals are radio-active?
It was stated in its first appearance that the Metal Detector was radioactive.
Also.
...
Rather Dashing TALKED.
I just wanted the Peasant's Quest portion to last the whole game...I wanted to run around and see every little piece of Peasantry re-done in partial 3D. And after I worked so hard to puzzle my way through into the game, too.
Still, despite its shortness....the Peasant's Quest level area was just...incredible. That whole portion of the game was the most satisfying video game experience I've had in a long time.
EDIT: Added in spoiler tags, because apparently people who don't want to be spoiled actually check a thread centered around feedback about all aspects of the game.
Yes, that was a smartass remark. It probably makes me a jerk.
I just wanted the Peasant's Quest portion to last the whole game...I wanted to run around and see every little piece of Peasantry re-done in partial 3D. And after I worked so hard to puzzle my way through into the game, too.
Still, despite its shortness....the Peasant's Quest level area was just...incredible. That whole portion of the game was the most satisfying video game experience I've had in a long time.
Did you go back to Peasantry in Extended Play mode and run around as
Rather Dashing
?! That's my favorite part of Extended Play, this time. Well that and the Trogdor mini game.
It was stated in its first appearance that the Metal Detector was radioactive.
Also.
...
Rather Dashing TALKED.
I just wanted the Peasant's Quest portion to last the whole game...I wanted to run around and see every little piece of Peasantry re-done in partial 3D. And after I worked so hard to puzzle my way through into the game, too.
Still, despite its shortness....the Peasant's Quest level area was just...incredible. That whole portion of the game was the most satisfying video game experience I've had in a long time.
Meh, i find that my Wii is concord constantly every time i wanted to play any strongbad episode; so i bought the series twice. One for my Wii--give or take if im ever let on the thing, and then i just bought a set for my lappy. Least it makes it easier on my end somewhat.
As for the 8-bit game, I enjoyed it. In fact, I have to rate this one mmy favorite. I could easilly grant the game to my other friends and they'd probibly point out more gaming-stuff then i did.
Little spoiler though, my favorite part was when Homestar's window popped up and said "HEY! LISTEN!" Not sure if many people caught that joke, but I myself had a ball; considering that i have Navi from Zelda's Ocarina of Time set to my yahoo messenger sounds (for the last 6-7 years at that), it tends to stick to my funnybone. Second place had to be the brief moment of the unmoveable flask.
However, I do have a problem with the SBG4AP series... after the battle of the bands, there was a lack of teen girl squad... sadly that was part of the zing, and it got overlooked. Nothings perfect though. -shrugs-
But I supposed i spoiled enough of the series. I'll end it here.
EDIT: Added in spoiler tags, because apparently people who don't want to be spoiled actually check a thread centered around feedback about all aspects of the game.
That's the way some people are, and that's why they invented them tags.
Deal with it, Jack!;)
"A whole quarter? I've always wanted a lucky quarter of my own. I hear they taste like butterscotch mini-burgers! I gotta get some paint from Bubs'! See ya in a while!"
I know a few people have mentioned this already, but it's really, really bugging me.
The way I think about it, you can have all kinds of poorly made sequences in a game, but as long as you get the ending right, the player is left happy, thinking about good the game was. Unfortunately you guys didn't get the ending right. I mean, it was just depressingly anti-climactic. There wasn't even any closure in extended play. At least have some new music at the end! Come on!
Don't get me wrong, I think you did a pretty good job on the game overall. Sequences such as the "You Can't Handle My Style" song in episode one were simply perfect. I even liked the awesome Trogdor-Battle-Climax of episode five, right before the end. But after all that gameplay and all that waiting, I sort of expected the ending to tie things up somehow, or thank me for playing, or something. I want to feel good about the game, I really do. Unfortunately, the ending just ruined the whole experience for me.
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And I love all the video game references, like when Homestar yells "Hey listen!", when Strongbad said "Now I wanna be the guy!", or propably the clearest one, where he hits his head on the tree for coins. Great stuff...
Yes, I think that was the intent.
You mean STICKLYMAN!
The weather report says tomorrow will be cold and clear tommorow, though. There's still hope!!!:D
Until then, it's more appreciated than ever before to use them spoiler tags.
So lemme be the first to complain-
I'm semi-proud to say I only needed help
I bet that's nothing compared to yous guys!
Also, there was too much Trogdor and not enough Stinkoman! No fair... I think!
It was stated in its first appearance that the Metal Detector was radioactive.
Also.
...
I just wanted the Peasant's Quest portion to last the whole game...I wanted to run around and see every little piece of Peasantry re-done in partial 3D. And after I worked so hard to puzzle my way through into the game, too.
Still, despite its shortness....the Peasant's Quest level area was just...incredible. That whole portion of the game was the most satisfying video game experience I've had in a long time.
EDIT: Added in spoiler tags, because apparently people who don't want to be spoiled actually check a thread centered around feedback about all aspects of the game.
Yes, that was a smartass remark. It probably makes me a jerk.
Did you go back to Peasantry in Extended Play mode and run around as
Yeah, I cheaped out and
Geez, man use da spoiler tags!
As for the 8-bit game, I enjoyed it. In fact, I have to rate this one mmy favorite. I could easilly grant the game to my other friends and they'd probibly point out more gaming-stuff then i did.
Little spoiler though, my favorite part was when Homestar's window popped up and said "HEY! LISTEN!" Not sure if many people caught that joke, but I myself had a ball; considering that i have Navi from Zelda's Ocarina of Time set to my yahoo messenger sounds (for the last 6-7 years at that), it tends to stick to my funnybone. Second place had to be the brief moment of the unmoveable flask.
However, I do have a problem with the SBG4AP series... after the battle of the bands, there was a lack of teen girl squad... sadly that was part of the zing, and it got overlooked. Nothings perfect though. -shrugs-
But I supposed i spoiled enough of the series. I'll end it here.
"Lucky George and I are arcade legends in 5 different countries."
"Yeah, yeah, you're a regular pinball wizard."
On the kill screen of Gel-Arshie's Pro Fruit Boarder, "All work and no play makes Gel-Arshie a dull boy." is printed repeatedly in red.
That's the way some people are, and that's why they invented them tags.
Deal with it, Jack!;)
"A whole quarter? I've always wanted a lucky quarter of my own. I hear they taste like butterscotch mini-burgers! I gotta get some paint from Bubs'! See ya in a while!"
-Homestar, from Dangeresque 3.
Episode 5 was released on European WiiWare today, so if you're in Europe and you've been waiting, time to fire up your Wii.
Happy new year!
The way I think about it, you can have all kinds of poorly made sequences in a game, but as long as you get the ending right, the player is left happy, thinking about good the game was. Unfortunately you guys didn't get the ending right. I mean, it was just depressingly anti-climactic. There wasn't even any closure in extended play. At least have some new music at the end! Come on!
Don't get me wrong, I think you did a pretty good job on the game overall. Sequences such as the "You Can't Handle My Style" song in episode one were simply perfect. I even liked the awesome Trogdor-Battle-Climax of episode five, right before the end. But after all that gameplay and all that waiting, I sort of expected the ending to tie things up somehow, or thank me for playing, or something. I want to feel good about the game, I really do. Unfortunately, the ending just ruined the whole experience for me.
What'd you expect? Still, it is upsetting we haven't seen Strong Badia recently. I do hope no countries were harmed in the making of the game.