Nah, I'm not worried about anything going wrong. It's more things like attempting to have a dragon and archer fight, but only the dragon will initiate combat so it ends up being a melee fight which ends pretty quickly. All stuff that happens when I'm screwing around on the title screen.

Sorcerer seemed to kill pretty much anything evil in one hit. Also, the Heroine looks a lot like Zelda. It's kind of strange that she looks more like a princess than the actual Princess.

That will certainly beef it up a notch.

Sounds like you're all already having a ton of fun. God damn it, I hate you all so much :(
Well, it gives me a chance to finish up GTA:CW before it releases here.

Honestly? So far the advanced challenges have been pretty easy.

With the combination of NeoGAF, God, and Black Hole, most objectives can be met with only one or two synonyms/similar words.

See, Advanced is pretty hard when you deliberately keep yourself from using those uberwords.

Large Hadron Collider makes a black hole when interacted with, so you can consider that a synonym for it in a pinch.

This game is pretty damn awesome. I'm on area 4 and I'm STILL getting hung up on those stupid escort missions. I also realized that I was thinking of the solution in such a linear fashion, I get a little frustrated and try to think out of the box on my own before retorting to the answer elsewhere.

My favorite solution that surprised me was the termite for "Help him cut the tree!", I didn't think it'd count, but yeah. The termite even worked on the empty milk bottle set up, the one where you use a ball to throw at it to knock them down. Termite chewed the wooden planks there and somehow, that counted. O.o' The game says that you couldn't achieve the starlite if you "cheated" so I'm curious what are the methods for cheating? o.o'

Well, you can cheat if you create a starite.

I figured cheating meant crossing that small barrier and hitting it with some sort of melee object.

Ugh...

Still waiting on Amazon to ship my package. I plowed through Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box because I didn't want to have 2 puzzle games going on my DS at the same time.

This game is awesome. True lots of words just lead to something the same as another similar word, but they still have a ton of stuff. I'm very impressed. It's also amusing to see how they calculate things. Dragon>Cthulhu for example.

So far my favorite random occurance was when I experimented with the word portal.

Powerful bladed weapon I currently use: Kali.

Should've been a "kris" (turns out to be only a knife though) but who am I to be fuzzy? Unless you're immersed in water (at this point any weapon will do), the sword is fire-elemental.

Uzuki: God vs. Vampire. God loses.

Vampires ftw :tpg:

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Lol'd at the img title attribute too.


I'm all done with GTA:CW, so what to do now but wait the depraving wait.

Black Holes kill God as well. He loses in a fight instigated by Maxwell, too.

I need to find out if the alien that jumps out of the benign wormhole can kill him.

Black holes are pretty much the ultimate killers, along with the nukes. No need for the Large Hadron Collider.

All I did today was Maxwell + poncho + sombrero + guard + border. On the desert. Guard actually ends up protecting Max (and eyeing his burrito/taco).

YouTube Video

Oh boy someone found a way to suck out all of the fun!

I can ride whales! Such wondrous game! Only in dreams have I thought of having a jolly time riding a whale beside a rock. Fun.

And hoverboards too!

Wow, that's surprisingly handy; I didn't think that links could work like that. I always have trouble using "Rope" or "Chain" because they're so long and need to be able to fully exist before being able to connect things together. I also found it weird I could arbitrarily stick a chain link onto a sword in a vain attempt to make a thorny sword, but how that same sticking without glue won't work for certain other items. Looks like no dual kusari-gatamas for me any time soon.

The problem still lies in repeating that 3 times in a row (which, for some of the action stages, is ridiculous).

I really love the puzzle stages, but the action stages I'm starting to avoid now.

Hardcore gaming last week. Just beat Arkham Asylum and Uncharted in about 4 days to get some free time for Scribblenauts.
Went and bought it yesterday, but only had time for screwing around with the title screen and completing the tutorial.

Are mythological figures generally excluded from this game? Stuff like Hercules, King Arthur and Lancelot doesn't work, but Hades still spawns Death. I was very pleasantly surprised that you can actually spawn a Shaolin Monk! A bit sad that you couldn't spawn a Shogun though :(

It's a delight how weird shit happen when you throw stuff together. A vampire killed everything I put it up against, so I thought I'd conjure something divine: An angel. No go, the vampire bit it and made it some green-faced vampire underling ='D


Can't wait to have a go at the actual game. Still 4 hours of work left. Siiiiiiiigh.

I was momentarily confused when I tried to circumvent an action stage's obstacles by using a teleporter. I set up two of them, and got into the first. Instead of bringing me to the second one, it took me to some random room where a bunch of people who looked like programmers were walking around. I created a rally car and drove over them with no punishment. I flew around the room with a rocket jetpack until I grew tired of searching for the room's reason for existence. I hopped back into the teleporter and it took me back to the original stage, and everything was reset.

Weird.

Also, one stage requires you to handle a group of approaching trick or treaters. I felt vengeful, so I picked up a nearby jack o'lantern and threw it at the lead treater. That somehow fulfilled the stage's win condition and the starite appeared. What's better, it worked every time I tackled the stage in advanced mode, too. I didn't have to summon a goddamned thing at any point. No clue why this worked but whatever. The lesson here is that assaulting trick-or-treaters with gourds is completely acceptable and profitable also.

The vampire's completely invincible unless you arm its opponent with a wooden stake. I tried to use a silver bullet (is that vampires or werewolves?) at one point, but couldn't figure out how to put it into a gun.

An amusing game, to be sure, but I'm not about to go spending money on it. Not when I can just borrow it from my younger brother.

Tutorial explicitly states that while mostly anything can be used, that the object must be real-life and physical. It cannot also be a place, proper name or any sexual material, shape, greek or latin root word, alcohol, race or culture, vulgarity or copyrighted.

University 0-6. Read it. (lolcopypasta)

Yet you can write Hades and Medusa. I would have liked consistency instead of just the top of a carrot then.