Klear
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1·1 day agoNone of these are working for me, except maybe skip which just displays results without the AI box.
3·2 days agoThis is actually what I like about Pistol Whip. Vast majority of rhythm games are about hitting stuff at the precise moment. Beat Saber could be easily played without any music, you just hit the blocks when they’re in reach, no need for actual rhythm.
In Pistol Whip, you get to choose the rhythm. As long as it’s on-beat, you can shoot the enemies in any order, you can wait a bit, then shoot a bunch in a sequence. It gives you a freedom that most rhythm games don’t.
It’s interesting when making custom maps. Initially you’re tempted to kinda force the player into specific patterns, so that the enemies are dispatched at certain important beats, but over time I’ve come to realise it’s often best to offer up some targets and let them pick the order.
They kn…
…actually, nah. I don’t think they knew in this case.
5·2 days agoThat tradition goes way further back. It’s even in Hamlet.
I’d say Pistol Whip is better in almost every aspect, though the mapping community is tiny in comparison.
Beat Saber is the VR equivalent of Tetris. Of course there are more engaging games than that, but it was among the first, with a perfectly simple yet highly polished design.
Last gameplay patch was in the 70s, when they fixed the vertical castling exploit.
I guess the difference is that FBI makes Apple install the backdoors, while the rest of the bigger guys just reap the spoils afterwards.
27·3 days agoHow is that bad news? That’s how strikes work.
16·4 days agoPeople bitching about Windows already use Linux…
/c/imsorryimsorryjon
11·5 days ago…for a whole day.
The point is not that you’ll see fum and pick it because you recall an ad. The point is that you need any fum-type product, don’t really care which, and your hand reaches for fum while you’re busy thinking about the stupid thing you said in a pub yesterday, or wondering if it’s going to rain.
Don’t need fum or anything similar? Congrats! You’re not the target group. Doesn’t mean ads don’t work on you.
Not enough people know that thinking this way does not protect you. It just gives you that pleasant hit of smugness.
A bad reboot or sequel ruins nothing. It’s just in your head.