Regen

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It's Season 7, Episode 6 of That Guy's a Maniac, and Richie and Farley are tackling the gaming status theme of Regen—better known as "reverse poison". From surviving at 10% health in Doom to hiding behind cover in Halo, we break down how healing mechanics changed gaming forever, rank the greatest fighting game franchises of all time, and dive deep into a hardcore Pokémon Sleep Berry Week showdown.

  • The Evolution of Regen: Why regenerating health replaced health-pack hunting in shooters, Resident Evil's 25% "Danger" limp, and using Regen offensively against undead enemies in Final Fantasy VII.

  • Retro Shooter & Switch 2 Nostalgia: Buying 500 Doom WADs at HMV, Halo 3 Theater Mode sessions, and revisiting SoulCalibur II on Nintendo Switch 2.

  • Richie's All-Time Fighting Game Tier List: Why SoulCalibur takes the #1 spot over Mortal Kombat and Injustice, and why Dead or Alive is banished to the bottom.

  • Bonus Pokémon Sleep Hardcore ("PSFTs"): Taupe Hollow Berry Week team builds, Master Ball strength records, and our most unhinged Pokémon nicknames.



source https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thatguysamaniac/episodes/Regen-e3s8v8p

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