Round 1: Results
The correct answer was... Pokemon X! Which is-uh-super strange for me to say because of the counterparts between the games, I prefer every single one in Y except for Throh vs Sawk, and I couldn't care much for either of them. But because I liked the Pokemon in Y more, my master file (after I transferred everything to X to play Y again) was always X, which made it my game for building competitive teams and therefore my favorite. Even if my one playthrough in it and the Pokemon there are both worse than their Y equivalents.
Nobody bid anything on Double Guess... I thought it was at least worth 1 point.
Epist used his -2 points on Drac.
The point totals for this round are:
Blakers: 4
Drac: 4
Lorde: 0
Mirdo: 0
Epist: 0
Drac: 4
Lorde: 0
Mirdo: 0
Epist: 0
Which puts our current standings at:
Blakers: 12 Points
Lorde: 5 Points
Mirdo: 3 Points
Drac: 2 Points
Epist: -2 Points
Round 2:
Of the original Phoenix Wright trilogy, what is NP's favorite final case?
A) Rise from the Ashes
B) Farwell, My Turnabout
C) Bridge to the Turnabout
Please remember to provide your answer as a ranking, not just say my favorite.
Bid:
3 Points- It's exactly what it says. The winner of this bid will immediately earn 3 points.
Everyone besides Epist is eligible to bid.
You have 48 hours, though hopefully it can end earlier than that.
P.S. I forgot to establish an OC rule for this challenge, so I may as well say you can't have any conversations about the questions with any other players. You may still talk about who you want to eliminate in conversations. You may also talk about whatever you want in thread.
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). In second is Mario Party 8, the culmination of the last two game's experimentation. What holds time one back from first place is the fact that it has MC Ballyhoo and the Lucky Space, both of which lower the enjoyment for me. Then is Mario Party 7, a game that features my all-time favorite stage (Pagoda Peak), yet has so a complete and utter disaster in Windmillville (where, unlike Koopa's Tycoon town, the best designed stage ever imo, gives you three free stars just for being lucky) that it drops to third. Then comes Mario Party 2, home of some great classic minigames and the one and only costumes. Then is Mario Party 4, a game with pretty good stage design that, in my opinion, is over-reliant on the gimmick of Mini and Mega Mushrooms. But is has Booksquirm, the best minigame of all time, and some pretty cool bonus content in volleyball. Then is Mario Party 10, a somewhat controversial game that, although I dislike the lack of map complexity caused by the new system, does it really well, features some great minigames and the amazing Bowser Party mode (I can't say the same about Amiibo Party, which just seems like "You want independent movement! Then I'll give you independent movement!" without realizing the why behind it. Then is Mario Party 3, a game hurt by the lower budget (as evidenced by the worst graphics in the series), yet with some nice map design. It's really held back, however, with things like Tumble, the incredibly frustrating Action Time, and the ? Spaces that ruin all your progress like the sand teleportation or Mommy. Then is Mario Party 5 which may be some people's favorite, but I find to be quite bland, especially in stage design where every stage feels the exact same. Next is Mario Party 9, a game with the new movement that screwed it up by having close to no minigames while playing the game. I quite enjoy the stage aesthetic, at least. Finally is Mario Party 1, a game which had some surprisingly fun stage design and, although later copied by Mario Party 2, great minigames. The two things that hold it back are Mario Party 2 being completely and utterly better and the fact that playing it requires you injuring yourself. Which is not a good thing.