Let me get this straight

You know, the story was all over the place, but I still found it pretty fun. It just went on forever, and I still want to hang the one who came up with the idea for the last boss on a fishing rod over a 70-story building with a hay of needles right under, but all in all, I actually didn't mind it. Which is probably why I continued it again. Though I'll be working on DQ VIII once it gets here.....anyone want to tell me why I haven't made more videos for my Let's play? (evil headset burns my ears is why)

 

Okay first off... Hay of needles? Hay.... Of needles?

Second off, PxZ is way inferior to Namco x Capcom games

 

It was the best I could think of at the point I wrote it. Swords, spears, bombs that go off at the slightest tough, even poison needles; any of those better for you? And I haven't played the Namco X Capcom games. Plus, it's all opinion

Though I would like to see what Namco X Capcom has, since it's the prequel to PXZ

 

No dudd, you don't get it. The Namco x Capcok games are the same genre but lacking in the boring, lenthy, and repetitive. It is all opinion, but I feel anyone who likes PxZ will definitely really take to NxC games and maybe even Super Robot Wars.

Also, I'm just confused on when hay is a form of measurement

 

And this helps me remember that I'll never get why some people like the games they do (such is the case with Destiny's campaign)

Also, the word you're looking for is "stack" a la "haystack."

 

Hey, my grammar has been shot all day today, so cut me some slack

 

I mean, who cares if they do? It's subjective, it's taste, many DmC or Destiny hit a sweet spot for the player. Even PxZ. It's fine if he likes it, it does no harm.... He'd still probably prefer NxC though.[DOUBLEPOST=1413018009][/DOUBLEPOST]

... But.... That's.... That's not grammar.

 

I don't mind, it's just still weird sometimes, y'know? I know it's a hypocritical feeling to have but it's still there at times.

 

Well, I've looked up the story, and at least it makes a wee-bit more sense than PXZ, though crossover stories need to be played to understand more than just reading.

Oh hypocrisy, you gotta love it