Dinonugget

Of course it would require the TGS to be livestreamed right now. I don't know when it will be livestreamed.

This should do.

It might seem impossible, but not everyone owns a mobile, y'know?

I agree that 日本語が人気を集めています.

It should be obvious that violent video games make you kill people. I played Need for Speed and now I am the most famous racer around my city.

You are totally right. Screw the people who want to have fun with the game by playing how they want.

Nah, they'll forget him at Castle Oblivion.

Same for me as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jimu6xWpx3Y

Even if Steam does not let us use its workshop, there will most likely be a way to mod the game anyway, as for almost every game.

Pretty challenging. His moves are predictable though, so it all comes to practice. He's actually only 'hard' when he enters his last phase, as his Desperation Move WILL bring your HP down to 1, even if he gets just a single hit in, 'cause his combo can't be escaped then and it leaves almost no room for any mistakes. Beating him is satisfying though, so it was worth it.

Guess again. Here's someone who understands. You're right - these parts aren't exactly the newest. Saying that an i5 is outdated is wrong though, as it depends on which i5 you have. For example, I have an i5 4690k right now and it's running splendid alongside my GTX970. People on the internet don't seem to care though - they think the requirements are too high, but they really aren't. That's what this topic is about - showing why they're wrong. BTT: In my opinion these requirements aren't too high. You shouldn't expect to be able to play that game on your 90's DELL notebook, but a decent PC bought/built after 2012 should get you at least decent framerates at medium settings.

You're right about that. Still, I won't get a PS4 just because of sloppy PC ports. More than often these are actually patchable through unoffical patches and/or mods. I mean, look at Skyrim. That was a pretty bad port: Bad menu, sloppy dialogue controls, and so on. Through modding, it has become one of the best games ever for me. Looking at Square's FFXIII port, the highest resolution available was 720p. After they noticed all the complaining, they ramped up the resolution and several other things, so one might assume, that in the case of KHIII coming to PC and being a bad port, they could fix it.

Hook your PC up to your TV. Problem solved. But I'm not here to tell you what I would suggest you to do. Whatever floats your boat.

I play games to enjoy them, not to get achievements. I also really don't care about console exclusives, except Kingdom Hearts. And I won't buy a console for just one single game. Mind telling me why the experience wouldn't be the same? Not cinematic enough (looking at you, Ubisoft)?

I only bought a PS3 because I didn't have the money back then to build a decent PC. Now I have a decent PC. Why should I get a PS4 now?

I will definitely never buy a PS4 and I just recently built my new beasty rig, so I'd really appreciate it if it came out for PC as well.

For forms, these are the fastest ways to level them up (please note that this is only doable after you have access to the last save point in the game): Valor Form: Go to the treasure chambe inside the Cave of Wonders in Agrabah. There you'll see Mushroom No. V. Drive into Valor, activate him and attack him. Each hit is worth one experience point. Rinse & Repeat. Wisdom Form: Go inside all the windows in Timeless River and beat all the heartless in there. Each killed heartless is worth one experience point. Rinse & Repeat. Limit Form: Once again, go to the treasure chambe inside the Cave of Wonders in Agrabah. There you'll see Mushroom No. V. Drive into Limit Form and get near the exit of the room. Since you are in combat, you can use your limits. Make sure you use Sonic Blade. Each finished Limit is worth one experience point. Rinse & Repeat. Master Form: Go inside the Mysterious Tower in Twilight Town. Ascend the stairs until you get to a room with gambler nobodies. Equip theSweet Memories keyblade and equip all abilities effecting orb drops. Drive into Master Form, but don't attack the nobodies. Play and win their game. They will drop drive orbs. Each small orb is worth one experience point and each big orb is worth three experience points. Rinse & Repeat. Final Form: Go through The World That Never Was. Start from Proof of Existence and go down until you reach the lower region of Hall of Empty Melodies. Kill all the nobodies on your way there. After getting there, go up until Proof of Existence and enter one of the two portals there. After entering this, most enemies will have respawned. Rinse & Repeat. Tip: If you're about to run out of your Drive Gauge, enter the world map through a save point while still being in a form. Upon returning to a world, your drive gauge will be full again. This'll save you much time.

I did exactly that and beat No. VIII the first time I tried this method. He still was the hardest for me, I actually spent an hour or two just trying to beat him.

There are only 6 Orichalcum + to find in the game. In order to create the Ultima Weapon, which needs 13 Orichalcum +, you have to use an Energy Crystal. This will divide the needed materials by two, therefore letting you create the Ultima Weapon with only 7 Orichalcum +.

Gotta admit, you got me for a second.