Why does he have to?Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint of Killers
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Why does he have to?Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint of Killers
I think I have to get this game now because everything that Opaque likes about the game agrees what I would like about a traditional JRPG. I'm also a sucker.
I'm a couple hours in and already pretty bored of the battles. :sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat:
I'm trying to sneak past the enemies now. :red:
Someone go buy Wild Arms 5 instead and tell me how it is.
I didn't realize I was supposed to be doing that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint of Killers
I was just talking about my own experience, I don't think anyone else should play the way I am.
If Wild Arms 5 has the same battle system as part 4, then I'll be purchasing it when I get my next pay check. WA4 was my favorite game the year that it was released...so I'll give everyone a heads up about part 5 once I get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief Silver
The review I read pretty much said every other game was shit, but 5 fixes all the problems with the other game.
The Hex system is in there but supposedly is a crap load better.
But that fact you liked 4 may be a bad sign.
I thought 4 was a very entertaining game... mostly because of the platforming and hex battle system. The characters were also cheerful, in that Skies of Arcadia type of way...not all "doom and gloom its the end of the world as we know it" like most other main characters in RPGs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief Silver
I'll be checking out part 5 to see if its any better or worse than 4.
There's plenty of modern RPGs with cheerful central characters. I don't think "most other" is really accurate anymore, if it ever was.Quote:
Originally Posted by magnifiedplaid
Mural Town completely justifies Blue Dragon.