JoshuaE131's Comments

There's a glitch on level 28: if you manage to hit one of the boxes from below (using the arrow boxes), it will disappear from screen, but act like it's still there. The arrow won't let you go past it, and it is possible to sit on top of it. You won't bounce off it though.

Did anyone else manage to complete level 31 with 4 extra pieces?

Game freezes at the end of each mission. It still counts as a victory, so you can progress by reloading the page and pressing continue on the main menu, but it's a pain.

A few issues: First, the "battle" button sometimes fast forwards through a little bit of the next wave, letting enemies "spawn" further down the path than they should. Second, "The Night Men Cometh Badge" counts the total brilliants earned across all night mode missions, including duplicates. I've only gotten brilliant on 12 night missions, and haven't attempted to do any others yet, but since I got brilliant twice on the 2nd night mission, it says I've gotten 13 brilliant nights. Third, there's WAY too much gating in this game. Your spells and tower upgrades are limited by the map you're on until map 9, even if you replay the missions, which was a real pain for me during map 2's night mode. You'd think we'd at least be able to use what we unlocked throughout a region(such as the Meadowshire) to use in it's night mode, since we had to beat the region to unlock it's night mode, but that's not the case.

It says a lot about the game when you prioritize killing fatties before soldiers...

Well, according to google translate, Pariman Vaadvivad, Swargiya Pari is Gujarati for "Dimensional Debate, Heavenly Fairy". Do you speak Gujarati, VasantJ?

2nd place for most times completed: 31. 1st place for most times completed: 9,223,372,036,854,775. Me: Well that escalated quickly.

You know, when Polly found Dregg after he saw Tina fall from a window, I guess you could say that Dregg... Looked like he saw a ghost! Ba-dum-tiss...

Wait, doesn't Grim's room a lot like the room Dregg was staying in while he was living with his sister earlier in the series?

You know, this was the first game I played in this series, and the opening scene didn't do it many favors. It was okay, but from an outsider's perspective, it was a little cliche for what was, at the time, obviously just another RPGmaker game. Then Dregg said "This case is full of high "spirits" " and I decided to give it a chance after I stopped laughing. SO glad I stuck with it.

"Gender Equality, Bitch!" -The epic one liner after shooting the bad guy, courtesy of Felicia Lionheart

Well, Doryzitter, I didn't get the reference because I never did a genocide run on Undertale, but considering "You're gonna have a bad time" is the most quoted thing from Undertale, I think that is probably what you are referencing. Considering you seem to have played through it on a genocide run, I think it is YOU who is gonna have a bad time...

Wait, that announcer was acting like everyone could see the clown jump off the roof. Are the Invidia Games televised? Where can I watch them? Did the Chicken Emperor help them get the cameras and stuff needed like microphones, speakers, cameras, etc to produce it? I have so many questions...

I played this series first, so when I learned that Dregg crossed his line at 10, and also lost someone at 10, I thought that he had killed the person he lost directly. I also thought it was his mother(possibly). Then I got into later games and I thought it was his friend(Arc). Then I went ahead and played the Medieval Cop, Medieval Shorts, Medieval Angel, and Wolf's Bane games in order of release, and while I know who he killed(Though it hasn't been explicitly stated yet), I am still unsure whether or not he killed Arc. It just says that he "led her down that path", implying he is responsible for her "death", but did not kill her.

@Bakelman, I've played all the games, and am now replaying this one. I still think it is the weirdest thing on earth. Right after that one dream I had when I was six. I got up to get some water, saw a bunch of Boomerang cartoon characters leaving my parents bathroom at the end of the hall(and I know they were from Boomerang because I saw Fred Flintstone and at least two dinosaurs). I went to investigate, and when I got to them, the rest of the house disappeared to show a massive crowd of cartoons fleeing from a giant Deku Tree. I walked up to it, and could understand that it was telling me to run, because it was being stuffed full of Jelly Beans and was going to explode(despite that it was talking in the ancient language of Hyrule), but I knew I didn't have time to run, so I went around to the side of it and went dumpster diving to ride out the blast. Woke up in my parents' shower.

Is it just me, or is this version harder than the original? I don't remember getting "good" twice on the third mission in the original...

archerbob, the order is the order which you unlocked/travelled to that particular submachine. The top left is #1, then the top right is #2, the third button leads to #3, and so forth.

Should be an achievement: Complete a mission without firing your gun. I did it on casual difficulty on the third garden map.

Correction to LunarSprinkle: The mold gets you a shell. You need to fish with the magnet several times to get everything, including 2 safes and a key. Can't remember if you get the coin the same way. Anyways, it is in the second safe where you get the emerald which will change your fate, with the code 1487.

Wait, Evelyn... OH SHIT! (Play Medieval Cop 9 Part II for the reason)