30 Days of Games

[Fool's Requiem]

You don't even have to dodge him, either just get a fire flower and jump on top of the door all the way to the left and his hitbox misses you while you pelt him with fire balls. Or you can just duck on the brick part and the hitbox misses you, you just have to jump away the last time before he breaks through.

If you have the Hammer Bros suit, you can kill him in a second or two.



SMB3 Bowser has to be the easiest. N64 Bowser still required time and effort.

 

[Fool's Requiem]

I guess we're close enough.

Best Character Customization: Soul Calibur V.

I could ALMOST forgive Namco for replacing the entire cast with random copycats, and thus removing Seong Mi-na. Their character creator was so good, I could almost recreate Seong Mi-na on my own.... just without her moveset and weapon.

 

[Smacktard]

Best character customization: I know some people will spend hours creating the perfect character, but I get bored by ten minutes in. I don't care much for it. Miis were fun. The design options were fairly expansive, yet limited enough that you could figure out creative workarounds to make some interesting but recognizable characters. Miis were fun times.

 

[Fool's Requiem]

Best character customization: I know some people will spend hours creating the perfect character, but I get bored by ten minutes in. I don't care much for it. Miis were fun. The design options were fairly expansive, yet limited enough that you could figure out creative workarounds to make some interesting but recognizable characters. Miis were fun times.

I turned my Xbox 360 avatar into James Bond. That's the most effort I put into those pointless avatar things.

 

[Smacktard]

If character customization extends past the character creator to in-game clothing and shit, I change my answer to Morrowind. So many clothing and armor options in that game, it's unreal. I liked how pair items (except for boots) were considered individual items, so you could have two wildly different gauntlets or pauldrons or whatever.

 

[Quagmire]

Best character customization

This is something I've never really cared too much about, lot of tweaking and customization in Cyberpunk, especially now that clothes dont affect stats

 

[Spiner202]

Best Character Customization: I'm not a huge fan of creating a character. I prefer a transmog system to a full-blown character creator.

 

[rktaker]

best character creator: also someone who never really cared for character creator

 

[Smacktard]

I'm surprised so many people don't care about this feature, especially considering how much time and resources devs put into it and how it's such a huge selling point for some games. I thought I was the odd one out on this one.

I mean, most games are FP and you almost never see your character for like 99% of the game, so who cares?

 

[Nae'blis]

Easiest Final Boss: If I look beyond the likes of Bowser, I think I'd say Typhon from Immortals Fenyx Rising. He was kind of a pushover, for being a final boss.

Best Character Customization: I always liked the character creation from the Lego games. Always liked playing with Lego and the games made a good effort to replicate that feeling!

 

[TD]

Best Character Customization: I'm going to go with a relatively recently game. It's the one I spent the most time in and it's the one I've seen the coolest creations in. Dragon's Dogma 2.

 

[Fire Queen]

best character customization has to be the saints row series for me. they truly let you do what the fuck ever and it was beautiful. crucially you could change how you looked at any time which i think every game with CC needs to have

 

[VashTheStampede]

Best Character Customization

I've spent more time in the character creation screens for Baldur's Gate III than I have in the actual game, and I'm 100% okay with that.

I love "paper doll" aspects in my games and it's another little mechanic that can keep me invested in a game longer, as I search for that perfect sword or cape to bring a whole outfit together. If you vanquish evil and you don't look fabulous, what's the point?

 

[Smacktard]

I don't know how, but I 100% knew this would be your take on this topic haha

 

[Fool's Requiem]

you vanquish evil and you don't look fabulous, what's the point?

Agreed. If you can't kill the demon lord while walking around with a huge dump truck, then the demon lord isn't getting killed.

 

[Joseph Snapple]

Best Character Creation: I genuinely don't really care about this in a gaming aspect. I'll just go with Baldur's Gate 3 for similar reasons as Vash, as I like using it to conceptualize characters.