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Dragon Age: The Veilguard Is BioWare's Biggest Steam Launch Ever - Kinda Funny Games Daily 11.01.24
Fri, 01 Nov 2024
Wolverine’s director is now working on Perfect Dark, Nintendo’s finally put their music up on streaming, and Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has the franchises biggest launch weekend. Run of Show - - Start - Housekeeping Today after, KFGD, you’ll get: GAMESCAST is Greg’s 1-man walkthrough of his Dragon Age: The Veilguard Journal! Then, Greg and Andy are taking you on a magical quest with Nick the Dwarf! We’re heading into the world of Dragon Age: The Veilguard to satisfy our thirst for gold, power, and maybe even a romance or two? The adventure comes in part, thanks to our friends at NVIDIA GeForce. If you’re a Kinda Funny Member: You can get today’s Gregway about single player DLC. And you can get MCU In Review this afternoon, and tomorrow on YouTube and Podcast services. The Roper Report - - Dragon Age: The Veilguard Is BioWare's Biggest Launch Ever On Steam - PlayStation Tidbits - Ad - Monster Hunter Wilds Beta Begins With Almost 500,000 Concurrent Players On Steam - Let’s take a look at Death Stranding 2’s WIP Title Screen - Meta's AR/VR Reality Labs division records further losses of $4.4 billion - Pokemon TCG Pocket Players Think Farfetch’d Is OP - Wee News! - SuperChats & You‘re Wrong Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chapter 1: What are the highlights of Dragon Age: The Veilguard launch?
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We're an 11-person business all about live talk shows. After this episode of Games Daily, you're going to get a Gamescast, a very special Gamescast. It is a solo Greg Miller podcast where he's going to walk through his entire Dragon Age The Veilguard journal.
As Greg played through Dragon Age, he journaled and doodled and just took notes about his feelings throughout the entire journey, which is really, really cool. And he's going to kind of do a solo breakdown of all of that. There's also going to be a... a PDF version of it that you can get for free over on Patreon to follow along as you're playing the games.
And this is going to be a kind of fun companion piece that if you're done with the game, you can check out now. Otherwise, you can kind of just listen along and pause and continue it as you're playing through the game, which could be kind of fun. That's kindoffunny.com slash gregsjournal. You can go check that out.
And then after that, Greg and Andy are taking you on a magical quest with Nick the Dwarf. We're heading into the world of Dragon Age the Bail Guard to satisfy our thirst for gold power and maybe even a romance or two. The adventure comes in part thanks to our friends at NVIDIA GeForce. The gameplay will be 100% RTX on, which means beautiful ray-traced graphics.
over double the frame rate performance of NVIDIA DLSS 3, while turning all settings up to ultra, and NVIDIA Reflex to reduce PC latency, allowing actions to be quicker and more responsive while gaming. This is the ultimate way to experience Dragon Age, and we hope to see you there as they continue their journey with Nick the Dwarf.
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Chapter 2: How has Monster Hunter Wilds performed in beta?
Best of all, since Farfetch'd is a normal type and doesn't require a specific energy cost, he can be slotted easily into any deck in the game that might be tailored to a single type. While this might not seem like a huge advantage, Farfetch'd essentially lets you put pressure on your opponents very quickly through its high damage output.
In most competitive matches of Pocket, players will try to bridge to the mid or late game stages where they'll then be able to unleash a Pokemon that they built up on their bench. Farfetch'd greatly negates this strategy as it forces your opponent to act more quickly than they'd like. Don't underestimate how seriously damaging being slapped with a leak is. The card's legit. Said BurgerToast.
Get slapped. I fucking love it here. If it's in your opening hand, you can deal 80 damage in two turns, which kills anything besides EX or tanky basics. Added, I'm going to imagine Summit. For longtime Pokemon trading card game players, Farfetch'd is being likened to the Haymaker decks of the past. This strategy centered around Electabuzz, Scyther, and Hitmonchan. Oh, my God.
That brings me so back. That was one of the actual, the preset. Yeah, like theme decks. The theme decks that you could buy. Whoa. That was like the most like, I just had that moment from Ratatouille where he like, he tasted and like zooms him back to his childhood. Oh my God. Yeah.
Obviously, Farfetch'd isn't the best card in all of Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket, as there are some truly powerful EX basics like Pikachu that can be obtained. Still, the pull rate on these cards from PAX is very low, whereas Farfetch'd is much more common. So if you're looking to build a great starter deck, use some Farfetch'd until they nerf them. I gotta check. Do I got any Farfetch'd?
What's going on here? I definitely
do i remember i did uh i don't know if it was in a pack i might have got one in the pack as well but there was one that i got from one of those wonder picks like i was going for something else and then just was like all right fine i'll take you farfetch'd because i like farfetch'd as a as a pokemon in and of itself um but like it's interesting to see that okay i have a op card in my pocket right now i love it i love it so are you are you all in on this
oh yeah definitely um i was decently big on the other like online pokemon tcg games oh really after after the refresh it just kind of feels weird um the was it live um it just feels like there's just something missing and this one this one's just dopamine every five seconds the the ui is good i think the music you know good enough but just
those hits of opening packs and then just the animations in and of itself. I got one of those immersive Charizard ones. And sometimes I just, I got us on it just, just to watch it. Yeah.
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