The Mystery

Sadegh

almost 13 years ago

It goes to show that losing wgihet is not just about cutting calories and exercising, but about finding out what kind of diet suits you. I couldn't lose wgihet at all going that route. What worked for me was to go on a low GI, near sugar-less diet. That's when the pounds fell off for me. I'm mostly

Subermario

almost 13 years ago

Got confused at panel 5... didn't know that dragon was dead lol "deeeeerrrrrp" hahaha I think a limp tongue hanging from the side of his mouth would have made it a little more obvious

Just A Guest

almost 13 years ago

Just Like The Goddamn MannCo. Suply Crate

Jake

almost 13 years ago

It was condoms.

2545w

almost 13 years ago

Just downloaded OATH in felghana on steam, and there is such an item in the first dungeon!

Go BUY It

Vsevolod Kovalev

almost 13 years ago

The surprising part is it's still one of my favorite games. Replayed favorite games.

Vsevolod Kovalev

almost 13 years ago

The far end of a secret dungeon? Meh... How about putting up a dungeon with one really really useful spell in the area you want to run away from FAST and putting a someone with a trollish sense of, well, everything in the place of said dungeon's boss? Yep, that's Phantasy Star IV I'm speaking about.

Davtwan

almost 13 years ago

[url=#user_comment_125798]@Ninj77[/url]: I don't miss those times or like this new way either. There has to be an in-between that can solve this.

Andrew Hall

almost 13 years ago

You forget that games are commodities now and studios have bigger budgets than ever to fill, Jo.

When marketers run the roost and sales figures are king, the marketers aren't going to let the people making AAA, $20-million-budget titles be anything but accessible to the lowest IQs in the bracket.

Forden Greeman

almost 13 years ago

[url=#user_comment_125720]@jso[/url]: That's me all right can't help but use dog as target practice.

Phil

almost 13 years ago

I remember from back in the day when you relished the chance to find those hidden passages, bumping into walls like a drunkard, and felt that if you missed even one chest, you didn't truly beat the game. Then again, FFII is one of my favorites in the series so perhaps I'm odd...

Ninj77

almost 13 years ago

Honestly, I DO really miss those times! Finding that elusive item or hard to find chest was reward enough to explore all the game. But now, the loot and content are useless you can skip almost 90% content of the new games (subquests, random chests, etc) and complain why the new games are so short.

sebb

almost 13 years ago

true story

Role

almost 13 years ago

I dunno, that only applies to older games. I got used to newer games having crap in the chests, or in some cases only having money. It's gotten to the point that if the chests in a game haven't been rewarding me as they should, I'll just not care about any locked ones I come across.

Jennersen7

almost 13 years ago

[url=#user_comment_125700]@erthkwake[/url]: In addition, Link is left-handed.

Chessrook44

almost 13 years ago

[url=#user_comment_125758]@Fijiman[/url]: But... EVERYTHING is worth money... how did you CARRY it all?!

BLU Scout

almost 13 years ago

Its funny, didn't you find a spare key in the last chest you unlocked anyway?

Fijiman

almost 13 years ago

In games like Oblivion and Skyrim I usually check every container that I can because you never know what awesome loot might be inside. Of course that wasn't helped by my grabbing of anything worth money so that I wouldn't become broke every time I bought supplies during the early parts of the game.

ugh

almost 13 years ago

invincible*

An Onymous

almost 13 years ago

This is especially true when your OCD, you have no idea...

Freelance

almost 13 years ago

[url=#user_comment_125699]@FunkyMonk[/url]: Actually, it's four specific chests that you need to avoid. A shame NOBODY WARNS YOU ABOUT THE FOUR IN GAME! Ended up restarting my game from the beginning so that I could get it.

jso

almost 13 years ago

I still have the compulsion to burn every stick of ammo before picking up another box of 20 shells in hl2, it's a waste of shells if I don't!

Spell Checker

almost 13 years ago

Man, having an invencible enemy would suck.

Dominic

almost 13 years ago

HER chest isn't locked, if you know what I mean!

Nikari

almost 13 years ago

This reminds me of a certain infamous xkcd comic.

Ryan Clark

almost 13 years ago

Yeah. . . I can relate to that last panel. . .

James

almost 13 years ago

I am reminded of that blue dragon game where you could check nearly anything for gold/items. I collected a ton of "nothing"s, lol

James

almost 13 years ago

Dangit, now I'm gonna die from curiosity about what's in the chest!

erthkwake

almost 13 years ago

Link never talks. Also, Zelda wears a white dress.

FunkyMonk

almost 13 years ago

Someone didn't play ff12, where opening ANY CHEST makes you unable to get the BEST WAEPONZ IN TEH GAMEZ

T Chicken

almost 13 years ago

He could have used the dragon's bone and scales to sell it or make himself an armor.

Gamesman

almost 13 years ago

Main reason I use god-mode at times. Tons of crap in my inv sometimes literally.

Brian

almost 13 years ago

The dragon wasn't slain, he just made a deal that he'd let link get with the babe if he could watch

Mike

almost 13 years ago

I bet he's wondering if the chest had a condom in it.

Kamehapa

almost 13 years ago

Also Invincible is the correct spelling =p

ACHTUNG

almost 13 years ago

MYSTERY
MY-STER-Y
MYSTERY

Triv

almost 13 years ago

I skipped a chest once, Was unable to open a damn door cuz of it and i couldnt go back >.<

Grammar Nazi

almost 13 years ago

"Mistery" is spelled Mystery.

Watashig

almost 13 years ago

Mystery is spelled incorrectly... or is there something I'm missing?

Jackkel

almost 13 years ago

I know the feeling. Thankfully, most modern game developers know better than to put critical items in some out-of-the-way place without at least hinting to the location. I still end up wondering what's behind all the things I never took the time to check...