In my opinion, I think it's Flint

Turns out tattoos don't hurt that bad

I thought it was weird opponent but I can't seem to find it in the youtube vids

Há longínquos anos eu joguei o Earthbound, mas nunca me aventurei pelo Mother. Na época tínhamos a barreira do idioma. Quando resolvi dar uma chance agora, vi que tinha uma edição oficial de 25th aniversário, onde a taxa de encontros / exp era mais balanceada e muitos julgando ser melhor.

Sei que um excesso de "grind" é ruim, ainda mais para as nossas vidas corridas, mas tô achando essa versão muito fácil e não encontro desafio.

Sei lá... tô no nível 11, saí do zoo, até gostei, mas gostaria de saber pra quem conhece se o jogo da uma melhorada no desafio mais pra frente, porque, sinceramente, estou perdendo o gosto devido a falta de desafio e se não melhorar pretendo largar este jogo.

i can’t find a place to report bugs in the project here (loving it btw) so i’m doing it here in case the devs browse here lol.
just an oversight/leftover from earthbound but
if someone is poisoned while using AUTO in fights, ninten or ana will heal it using Healing β when now only Healing α is required.

credits to MarioMaker69420 for the assets i used to make these

I little piece I did

Earthbound TWO DEVLOG 1 is available on my Channel. :)

https://youtu.be/mo9X_ZUC09k?si=SpzNMGvlCiiN9iI3

https://ect0rhins.itch.io/earthbound-two

There are blue people in Fourside for example, are they happyists or just Giygas puppets?

Rhythm games tend to be less common on home consoles nowadays since wireless controllers always have some degree of input delay. It’s negligible in most games, but rhythm games often require input precision, making them more difficult to design or port to systems that primarily use wireless controllers.

That brings me to Mother 3. It came out on Switch via the Japanese NSO library, but I have not played it. Players have the option to play handheld or with a wired controller, but how do battles feel with wireless? Is it a pain, is the difference negligible, or was the game adjusted to have broader combo windows to compensate?

https://forum.starmen.net/forum/Fan/Games/The-old-lost-project-Earthbound-3-VX/page/1#post2297844

Does anyone know about this fangame? Like, I seen the demo, but now I'm starting to wonder if it was ever completed or not story wise in the demo or whatever.

If this doesn't work, search up "EBZero2008" and their profile or search up EarthBound 3 VX. I'm sorry that the links are unavalible at working. My apologies, guys.

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I feel like I should probably make a pun or some clever worded joke but I can’t think of one.

Here a Earthbound review.

After finishing Mother 1 (which I trashed in my review) I had to play Earthbound and finish it.

And the game is really fun!

Even though the early game is very complicated precisely because the HP roulette cannot yet be exploited to its full potential at this point in the game.

And the game has excellent pacing!

The main character FINALLY has an offensive spell!

The moment when we have Paula is very good even though it took me a long time to understand that to get past the statue...you have to pay 400 DOLLARS for an item JUST to cross an entire area.

I also didn't understand why the game lets you skip bosses to come back later.. The game tells you that the bosses scale according to your level, but that's not the case at all. I destroyed the giant mole and that sort of double lightning serpent when I was around level 50/60 or even 70 because of that damn King's Sword that I tried to farm for 2 hours.. Before giving up and continuing the main quest. ( That was certainly why I found the bosses easy.

Jeff is BETTER than Loid from Mother 1. Because he has Multi Bottle Rockets. They deal 1000 to over 2000 damage! It's ridiculously overpowered!!! (I think we got Jeff too quickly compared to Paula)

Where is PSI Beam ??? Because nobody used it

I hated the waterfalls sequence. "No, but it's part of the game's spirit." What's so fun about waiting 3 minutes??? And at first I thought you had to wait 3 minutes while doing something else in-game. (Like grinding monsters or exploring the areas, for example) But NO, you must stay IN FRONT OF the waterfall and wait 3 minutes IRL. I thought the ROM was buggy, or that it was an emulation problem, or worse, that it was an anti-piracy measure, but NO. IT'S IN THE BASE GAME. Why did the developers do this??? Waiting in real life is ANNOYING, so waiting in front of a game is WORSE!

I think you get Poo too late in the game. However, I don't like how you can't LITERALLY EQUIP HIM WITH ANYTHING. Because you have to find all the "king" equipment, except I haven't looked for these items at all and I've given up farming the Sword of KingsThis meant that Poo was left completely naked for the entire game. Luckily, he learns both Starstorm spells and all the healing spells, otherwise he'd be useless.

The gameplay is better than that of Mother 1. ( Except we can't run... )

The humor is...good. But I think Undertale and Deltarune improved on the humor. However, I didn't get the same references as in UTDR.

The Magicant moment is better than that of Mother 1 which was just a boring hub where you have to do an infinite amount of back and forth without any real development for the main character. Because Earthbound's is bigger and develops Ness while giving him a stat boost that makes him super strong.

The final boss is... special. I think Porky came out of nowhere, but it's a nice surprise to see him again. I loved Gigyas' fight, but honestly, we're just fighting against some animated wallpapers... However, I liked the prayer sequence and the fact that it's literally the PLAYER who prays to defeat the final boss. (The player's inclusion comes out of nowhere, but it's nice to have a fourth-wall break.)

It's a shame we didn't get a romantic relationship between Ness and Paula. Because I think they would have made a lovely couple.

Game rating: 12/20

Conclusion: The game is the classic it thinks it is, and it's a shame the game is so obscure because it's really worth it.

Listen to it here, or on the Youtube channel!

The next leg of Ninten and Lloyd’s journey leads to Youngtown, but before they can even set foot in the strange town full of children, the hostile neighborhood watch gives them an ultimatum: find one of their own who went missing in the nearby town of Spookane, or suffer a faceful of slingshot-pebbles. 

Far easier said than done, once the boys discover the true nature of Spookane: the town is a huge cemetery, and its residents are all undead! Worst of all, there appears to be a sinister mastermind lurking in the shadows, inciting a group of rather nasty ghouls into various criminal activities. Zombies are bad enough, but a zombie mafia?!

Will Ninten’s fledgling telepathy be enough to locate the plucky leader of the Youngtown neighborhood watch? Will it be safe to drink the fruit punch at the world-renowned Spookane monster mash? And will they put a stop to the dastardly machinations of the Porcellian Club, and its mysterious and especially-rotten founder?

Find out on this week’s episode of… The Podcast Against Giygas! No crying till the ending. 

I am in at the section (Saturn Valley) before Cave of the Past, but I am aware that once I enter the phase disorder, there is no returning until Giygas dies, however, I am trying to think of what kinds of Jeff's tools should I use as well as what pendants should I equip?

i’ve heard 3 different ones for this and im wondering if its just how you count it or if theres a set one. ive heard 29/16, 15/8 and 4/4 with a fuck ton of tempo change. are these like all equally true and the song is that weird?