Predators and Prey

[Lenago]

Tomb Raider 64

 

[Guifrog]

Tomb Raider 64

It's amazing how changing a single main character, with the new voices and mannerisms etc, makes an action adventure game become so silly

Kinda makes me realize why I like Roblox I suppose. Everyone's avatars looks silly and lego-like, even a game about bullying and murdering and ganging up on people feels silly, and fun

 

[Lenago]

It's amazing how changing a single main character, with the new voices and mannerisms etc, makes an action adventure game become so silly

I am loving the fact that everyone is just porting the Mario 64 mechanics into other games.

So far i have seen Mario 64 in:
Sonic generations
Half life
Minecraft

 

[Fcomega121]

Wow, Lenago got on the radio! He's so popular :3

*I stare at you, just for the sake of boggling*
*boggleboggle*

I know right? He's becoming a Radio Foxstar! :3

AWWWW HIM!!! <3
He's a pretty floofy maney :3

Tomb Raider 64

Castle Raider 64! XD

I really want to see more of Mario 64 in other games hehe

 

[Lenago]

I know right? He's becoming a Radio Foxstar! :3


AWWWW HIM!!! <3
He's a pretty floofy maney :3


Castle Raider 64! XD

I really want to see more of Mario 64 in other games hehe

As someone who played lots of Sonic. I find this one both funny and just sad XD

 

[Fcomega121]

As someone who played lots of Sonic. I find this one both funny and just sad XD

Hahaha! The super stars really have an effect on him haha!

I find it both really funny and ironic haha!
This mod is great! Although I'd had changed the name of the GH zone to Green Mushrooms zone XD

 

[metatherat]

It's amazing how changing a single main character, with the new voices and mannerisms etc, makes an action adventure game become so silly

Kinda makes me realize why I like Roblox I suppose. Everyone's avatars looks silly and lego-like, even a game about bullying and murdering and ganging up on people feels silly, and fun

This is exactly why my favorite MMORPGs have been those where you can be a small giant rodent of some kind
Sadly, of all of them, only Everquest 2 remains :/

 

[Jackpot Raccuki]

AWWWW HIM!!! <3
He's a pretty floofy maney :3

We stan for judgemental floofy leggy boys.

 

[Fcomega121]

We stan for judgemental floofy leggy boys.

Aww yush! <3
Thank you for stan for floofy leggy boys :3

Some we are extra silly :3

 

[Guifrog]

This is exactly why my favorite MMORPGs have been those where you can be a small giant rodent of some kind
Sadly, of all of them, only Everquest 2 remains :/

Have you played Furcadia? I know not much about it, but they seem to have rodents among the characters, and it's super furry!

 

[metatherat]

Have you played Furcadia? I know not much about it, but they seem to have rodents among the characters, and it's super furry!

I never got into Furcadia... the interface just looks so very clunky, ehe.
it's intriguing though. Maybe I should give it a shot, even though I never really super liked the 1990s isometric style, especially combined with the 90s incredibly cumbersome UI choices. I could not even bring myself to play Ultima 8, even though I loved the series up to that point. *rat-shrug*

 

[metatherat]

And now, it's time fur meh to sleep.
Good night, fuzzy furiends :3

 

[Lenago]

*Finishes up rebuilding my house*
there we go! Good as new~

Aww yush! <3
Thank you for stan for floofy leggy boys :3

Some we are extra silly :3

*gets stumped by the giant legged fox*
Ahhhh crud cakes....

 

[Fcomega121]

Have you played Furcadia? I know not much about it, but they seem to have rodents among the characters, and it's super furry!

Aww furcadia looks very sweet now in game owo
I miss these complex 90/000's button interfaces :3

More specifically of these videogames that had a precious interface and a good button system hehe

even though I never really super liked the 1990s isometric style

Omg! I don't really never liked the isometric style either! :3

It confuses me up a lot and even made me retract up from playing the animaniacs gba games hehe
It's a fun game but, the isometric movement is weird owo

*Finishes up rebuilding my house*
there we go! Good as new~

*gets stumped by the giant legged fox*
Ahhhh crud cakes....

Pew pew!
ROAARF! :3

*The house suddenly looks squosh and funnily deformed as the giant legged fox stomps on it, but somehow the pantry land is still standing*

 

[metatherat]

*The house suddenly looks squosh and funnily deformed as the giant legged fox stomps on it, but somehow the pantry land is still standing*

*a bunch of animals think that the wheezing top hat of the house is an advertisement for an accordion shop and come in, looking to buy accordions*

 

[ben909]

drinks coffee hello pap land

 

[Guifrog]

drinks coffee hello pap land

*imagines you drinking coffee at the same time you're saying that somehow*

*Finishes up rebuilding my house*
there we go! Good as new~

*gets stumped by the giant legged fox*
Ahhhh crud cakes....

Forgot to tell, that happens in my game too... crushing by a giant stomp. Oh well *shrugs*
But you could try building your house on the mountains to be safer, as the giants can't climb the- *recalls the yeti incident* uh, in fact. Nevermind

I never got into Furcadia... the interface just looks so very clunky, ehe.
it's intriguing though. Maybe I should give it a shot, even though I never really super liked the 1990s isometric style, especially combined with the 90s incredibly cumbersome UI choices. I could not even bring myself to play Ultima 8, even though I loved the series up to that point. *rat-shrug*

Aww furcadia looks very sweet now in game owo
I miss these complex 90/000's button interfaces :3

More specifically of these videogames that had a precious interface and a good button system hehe

This reminds me that Sims 1 used Comic Sans, isometric style, and had a precious cumbersome interface that looked clunkily good, or goodily clunky... Our sense of aesthetic has definitely changed

Well I like those personally, in terms of nostalgic charm~ Except for the isometric style. Especially now that I've been diving deep into 3D and virtual reality

 

[ben909]

*imagines you drinking coffee at the same time you're saying that somehow*

Forgot to tell, that happens in my game too... crushing by a giant stomp. Oh well *shrugs*
But you could try building your house on the mountains to be safer, as the giants can't climb the- *recalls the yeti incident* uh, in fact. Nevermind


This reminds me that Sims 1 used Comic Sans, isometric style, and had a precious cumbersome interface that looked clunkily good, or goodily clunky... Our sense of aesthetic has definitely changed

Well I like those personally~ Except for the isometric style. Especially now that I've been diving deep into 3D and virtual reality

its not as odd with a phone as you can type
with one hand

 

[Lenago]

*imagines you drinking coffee at the same time you're saying that somehow*

Forgot to tell, that happens in my game too... crushing by a giant stomp. Oh well *shrugs*

Is that roblox you are still playing!?
Or are you playing Super Lenago 64??

But you could try building your house on the mountains to be safer, as the giants can't climb the- *recalls the yeti incident* uh, in fact. Nevermind

*stares at you* yeah, the and blue tornado incident

 

[metatherat]

(logged in at work)

drinks coffee hello pap land

*generates RATCOFFEE and drinks it*

Well I like those personally, in terms of nostalgic charm~ Except for the isometric style. Especially now that I've been diving deep into 3D and virtual reality

I don't mind the isometric POV in simulation games, whether it's life simulation like The Sims 1, or business simulation like Transport Tycoon or, say, Theme Hospital. But when it comes to RPGs, I prefer the immersiviness of 3D (or just good ol' text), or in combat-heavy turn-based RPG games tile graphics which makes tactical choices more obvious.
yaay, preferences! :3

*stares at you* yeah, the and blue tornado incident

There's also volcanoes!
And mountain goats :O

 

[Lenago]

I don't mind the isometric POV in simulation games, whether it's life simulation like The Sims 1, or business simulation like Transport Tycoon or, say, Theme Hospital. But when it comes to RPGs, I prefer the immersiviness of 3D (or just good ol' text), or in combat-heavy turn-based RPG games tile graphics which makes tactical choices more obvious.
yaay, preferences! :3

Like final fantasy tactics and Fire Emblem?

There's also volcanoes!
And mountain goats :O

True that, one of them really got my goat

 

[Guifrog]

Is that roblox you are still playing!?
Or are you playing Super Lenago 64??

It's Roblox, a game where you can also play as Lenago :>

I don't mind the isometric POV in simulation games, whether it's life simulation like The Sims 1, or business simulation like Transport Tycoon or, say, Theme Hospital. But when it comes to RPGs, I prefer the immersiviness of 3D (or just good ol' text), or in combat-heavy turn-based RPG games tile graphics which makes tactical choices more obvious.
yaay, preferences! :3

Much understandable! When it comes to immersing ourselves into combat-heavy experiences, static characters and enemies like those in Phantasy Star can feel very drowned dead

 

[Lenago]

It's Roblox, a game where you can also play as Lenago :>

Do i get paid for that?

Much understandable! When it comes to immersing ourselves into combat-heavy experiences, static characters and enemies like those in Phantasy Star can feel very drowned dead

Humm i think those games do give a good pace for forming a stratagy in battle, to stop and think on your next move

 

[Guifrog]

Humm i think those games do give a good pace for forming a stratagy in battle, to stop and think on your next move

For strategy, I agree
I was on about the sense of "feeling there" in a combat. But that's subjective - Person X may feel more immersed by the 3D factor, Person Y might feel the timed pace that enhances strategy plays a bigger role for that, and some games may have a good balance between the two to please both tastes. So the point was, a person that's more immersed by the 3D factor and the graphical movements might tend to feel Phantasy Star as drowned dead
Not that this applies to my case necessarily, as Phantasy Star was special for me for a diversity of reasons

Do i get paid for that?

Nope~

Don't know why you have that white pattern on the legs like you're wearing boots, or white boxers, but here's a possibility

 

[Lenago]

For strategy, I agree
I was on about the sense of "feeling there" in a combat. But that's subjective - Person X may feel more immersed by the 3D factor, Person Y might feel the timed pace that enhances strategy plays a bigger role for that, and some games may have a good balance between the two to please both tastes. So the point was, a person that's more immersed by the 3D factor and the graphical movements might tend to feel Phantasy Star as drowned dead
Not that this applies to my case necessarily, as Phantasy Star was special for me for a diversity of reasons

Ahhh i see, true yeah, when we play more action packed 3d games and look back at the school 2d classics that can happen

Nope~

Don't know why you have that white pattern on the legs like you're wearing boots, or white boxers, but here's a possibility

....call my lawyer i am ready to sue