Yeah those are hilarious. One time I ended up bringing Baalzebub with me up to dlvl 3, and promptly rolled over and died. Best of luck to the poor bastard who ended up getting that bones level lol.
I've choked on a corpse while satiated with a far advanced character multiple times, most often with advanced characters and wraith corpses. It's a weakness -- I see a wraith corpse and just lose my shit lol.
What I've generally found more interesting are the LESS avoidable deaths, of which I've had many.
Seriously. And honestly, even ignoring the super hateful instances, if one server collectively wants to de-federate with another for ANY reason, it is entirely their prerogative. It's funny how many people seem to think that other instances should be FORCED to host others' content, all for their convenience. The level of entitlement there is off the charts.
These are my personal favorites. Note that many of these I enjoyed as a kid so I can't 100% be certain adults will like all of them lol. Some of these are also pretty popular so you may have heard of them already.
- NES: Lone Ranger, Super Mario Bros 2, Spy vs Spy
- SNES: Earthbound, Pilotwings, Blackthorne, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Kirby Superstar
- N64: Super Smash Bros, Star Fox 64, Paper Mario
- SMS: Didn't play this one much.
- Sega CD: Lunar: Silver Star
- Sega 32X: Knuckles' Chaotix, but I'm fairly certain it would not be great as an adult.
- Sega Saturn: Didn't play this one much either. I remember thinking Nights into Dreams looked really pretty but it felt pretty unrefined, and didn't get into it.
- Sega Dreamcast: Only every played Crazy Taxi on this one.
- Neo-Geo: Never played it.
- PS1: I liked a game called Dragonseeds. FF7 and FF9, and FFT too. Harvest Moon: BTN.
- Game Boy / Game Boy Color: Zelda Link's Awakening (DX), Pokemon Games, TMNT: Fall of Foot Clan
- GBA: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, Moto Racer, Mario Kart Super Circuit
- DS: Final Fantasy Tactics A2, Mario Kart DS, Professor Layton Series, Phoenix Wright Series
- PSP: I didn't ever have one, or emulate one. But if the Sid Meier's Pirates port is any good, it may be worth a shot!
If possible, update us on how the Retroid Flip is!
Yeah I did a wizard run a while back and ended up getting that spell early-ish. It can be literally life saving before you reach critical mass, but yeah, you're stuffed for forever. I tried breaking a boulder with a pickaxe and casting the spell on the rocks, but even eating 20 of meatballs the spell produced didn't seem to be that filling. I'm torn between thinking that's silly and thinking it's a good game design choice that forces you to make tradeoffs.