Kingdom Hearts

Whats Xion? Is it something you eat?

edited 9th May '15 12:15:01 PM by TheAirman

It's something Roxas eats, according to some people.

Which is just silly, because Xion isn't ice cream.

It's a condiment. It's what you eat ice cream with.

About damn time someone gets the joke.

I'll have one chocolate cone with extra Xion, please.

edited 9th May '15 12:35:27 PM by TheAirman

It's neat to know some of the Organization members' real names...I found Aeleus for Lexaeus and Dilan for Xaldin, as well as the ones I mentioned the previous page.

...So I really can't find out how much Unversed each character killed unless I defeat the final boss of their storyline again, can I...

@unnoun: Heyooooooo

The Unversed files display how many of each type you've destroyed for each character, so you could always just have a calc on hand and run the numbers through that.

Alternatively, I believe clearing the Cheese Terranort Final Episode gives you the cumulative total itself.

Thanks for the advice.

I finally got a copy of Dream Drop Distance! But first I have to clear the Secret Episode and deal with re:coded.

It's funny how you worded that as "deal with Re:Coded"

It's only a movie, I think of maybe 2 hours? You shouldn't really worry too much about it. If you ever get the chance to get the DS Re: Coded, get it...!! The gameplay is what deserves the trophy, and unfortunately a movie doesn't do that Justice.
Not like the Re:Coded Story is bad or anything. Personally, I find it to be great for meta analysis, and also the dialogue is so good. You'd love it.

The dialogue in the DS version anyway.

Internet going down took my post with it and I missed an oppurtunity for Xion jokes, Nort damnit.

I'd say Coded can be skipped if one just want's to catch of with the rest of the series. While the story is better written then in most of the games, it doesn't have much of an impcat on the series as a whole.

We say that. But we'll all feel foolish when we get to the end of KH 3 to find that Maleficent has retroactively conquered all the worlds by using the Datascape as a prophecy book.

just get Prince Phillip on that. he'll just throw a sword through her chest like last time.

And it'll be just as ineffective as it was the first time.

Maybe he just needs a bigger sword and actually keep it stuck in there.

Alternatively, hand me a stick and a bug and she's dead on the floor in 10 minutes.

edited 10th May '15 6:13:05 AM by Serox

Exactly! I didn't understand how Maleficent survived Phillip throwing a sword into her this time, when it was supposed to have killed her just like in the movie! ...Really.

I thought I read online that re:coded switches gameplay types. Is this true?

The director wanted it to be like attractions at a Disney theme park.

He came up with the idea while he was drunk.

Oh, okay.

But an alternative could have been being brought back to life just like in KHII, only offscreen.

...I guess I should play DS re:coded after all.

Re:codes has some segments at the end of levels that change the gameplay temporarily, but it's only in a couple places. Side-scrolling platformer, rail shooter and, for the totality of one world, turn-based RPG.

I get that Coded's story is redundant, and I got a few gripes with the gameplay, but it's a damn fun game.

edited 10th May '15 7:55:15 AM by Ninety

As I was telling my friend, if you like story - take 358/2, if you like gameplay - take Re:coded. Also, Re:coded has my favourite version of Hercules world.

When I was still playing HD 1.5 ReMIX a few months ago, I was recommended to watch 358/2 Days' cutscenes before moving on to Re:Chain of Memories because I would get some extra stuff. And I did so.

KHII has great gameplay, while Birth By Sleep has a great story.

Speaking of Birth By Sleep, I got all of Aqua's stickers; I'll do what I can to raise my Unversed kill count and go for Terra and Ventus' stickers.

I find Birth by Sleep's gameplay to be of awesome levels too. So like, awesome story, awesome gameplay, what's not to like?

Idiot Plot, enemies are too weak, short-ass worlds.

The superbosses. Getting instantly beaten to 1 HP, healing back full on the spot, then getting down to 1 HP again at the slightest mistake. The entire idea of "Do it perfect or you can start over" can go into a corner and die.

When I loose a hunt in Monster Hunter after 40 minutes of fighting, I at least know what I lost and why, maybe even get some loot out of it. But those 1 minute runs just pile up and leave me with nothing since everything is happening so fast I can't see where I made a mistake.

Though you can just grind until your attack is high enough to knock Vanitas' Sentinment out of most of it's attack. MF ist still bloody annoying.

edited 10th May '15 11:02:20 AM by Serox

Should have rolled

Or Cartwheeled

Or not played as Terra