Friday night JRPG thread. What jrpgs are you currently playing? If you're not playing anything currently, what have you played recently? If you haven't played any recently, feel free to share your general thoughts on games and the genre. Been playing through Unlimited SaGa on and off. Still in Ventus' route. Lost track of his plotline after focusing on doing so many quests, but I plan on making strides in advancing it tonight so I can get somewhere and hopefully move on to playing the other characters.
Friday night JRPG thread. What jrpgs are you currently playing? If you're not playing anything currently...
Other urls found in this thread:
twitter.com
youtube.com
steamcommunity.com
youtube.com
amazon.com
amazon.com
twitter.com
Play Growlanser
One of these days I'll get around to the series. Still need to play Langrisser as well.
Enchanted Arms
This was such an awesome game up until that "stop the angel from running away" part, what were they thinking
I'm still filtered by the recrossing of that one fucking bridge right after that mission
HOW THE FUCK DO COMBOS WORK IN US?
Most recent was Pokemon Crystal version a few years ago. The genre I think mainly appeals to weebs because it has such a strong anime influence. I think the genre also has lost its way a lot by continuously ditching line up turn based or even atb style combat systems. I still think those type of games can work well these days if bigger developers are even interested in making them which seems to be none at all. I've always liked the style these games can bring and unique form of story telling but more so with the older 90's and early 00's games.
>I still think those type of games can work well these days if bigger developers are even interested in making them which seems to be none at all
Statements like this always make it sound like turn based games aren't being made at all.
Can someone give me help with the combat system in Vespiria Chronicles
It's so unlike anything I've ever played that I can't pick it up.