
My biggest gripe is the lack of exploration. I think that would help a lot.
My biggest gripe is the lack of exploration. I think that would help a lot.
I know they are supposedly working on the second one. I'm hoping they just work their way up to Saga.
Stage Select: I'm not really a dog person (yay for cats!) but I'm certainly not opposed to them. The last memorable one I remember in a game was in Pokémon Shield, actually. There's an early electric type called Yamper that looks like a chubby corgi, so I caught one and named him Porky Corgi. He was the only Pokémon I gave a nickname to and he stayed in my party the whole game. Even when he eventually evolved into a lean god of electric destruction late in the game, he was still my Porky Corgi.
Cage Match: Here are two great JRPGs I'd love to play but the merits of the games don't matter all that much for this match. My conscience wields the years of not playing Final Fantasy X like a deadly scythe, eviscerating my soul. There is no other choice for me.
If only all games could be as pretty as Dragon's Crown!
I am definitely intrigued, by the way, by Vanillaware's new, 13 Sentinels. Sounds really cool.
The battle system—with the weaknesses and breaks and elements and all that—has kept battles engaging for me. And goodness gracious, I love the soundtrack so much!
It's an RPG. I've done that same put-off-for-a-better-sale thing with other RPGs...and I still don't own those lol. Best just pull the trigger!
I played the warrior in Dragon's Crown before, so I want to try one of the magic users.
It took me over three months to get through 30 hours of Astral Chain, a game I actively enjoyed, but I'm nearly 20 hours into Octopath Traveler already O_O
"Give me your huddled mushrooms, yearning to be power-ups!"
My main opponent is time...and it is really good