How good is III? I know it has a class system, and I've played VI and IX which have something similar, is III's as fleshed out?
Dragon Quest
Cameron Price
Easton Gonzalez
3 is pretty basic but it has it's own depth with the personality system, which changes around your level up bonuses a bit
if you don't want to get everyone to a certain personality you can just take the premade party members the game gives you and you'd be good to go
another thing to note is that when you class change someone at Dharma, their level returns to 1 but they retain all their spells learned and half the stats they had on the previous job
so you could go Warrior > Priest > Warrior (retaking a job leaves you at lvl again but you still retain the stats) > Monk, etc
Luke Young
complete garbage
Blake Butler
Jordan Sullivan
From a quick glance at a personality guide, the game seems to favor female characters
Mason Wood
>Dragon Quest
Sebastian James
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Back in the can, rosterfags.
Jason Cook
yes it does
sexy has the most net gain out of any personality
Eli Brooks
>Banjofags have officially become the most hated of all smash wannabes
Adam Bailey
Return to your containment zone, rosterfag.
Luis Garcia
Sexy Hero and Amazon Warrior, here I come
Aaron Mitchell
Begone, smashfag
don't make me use Expel on you
David Powell
3 is more basic but it's fun enough. Play the GBC or SNES versions, different people have different preferences so take your pick.
Jacob Stewart
What a coincidence. Just picked up the GBC port of 3 a few hours ago.
How bad is the grind in this game?
Jordan Martin
It's really really good.
Play 1 first though
Yeah heavily
Evan King
as for every Dragon Quest, as long as you don't act like an idiot and run out of healing options you can keep the grind minimal
Isaac Flores
>stevefag falseflagging
Jaxon Price
already have
Leo Campbell
Why are Banjo-Kazooie fanboys so obsessed with Minecraft?
Brandon Adams
It’s pretty good; if you enjoy jrpgs in general you will probably enjoy it. Class system is a bit different from VI in that you revert to level one( instead of classes leveling up ) but still keep spells and half stats.
Some feminazis seem to hate this series though; I read on another forum somewhere that they believe it, despite pandering to yurifags, “traditionalizes” players into nationalism and promotes nationalism and “unwarranted, toxic pride in humanity” via the humans vs. monsters dichotomy.
Austin Murphy
The fuck?
I'm pretty sure nearly every DQ game since V at least gives you the option to befriend monsters
Gabriel Thomas
>the fuck?
That was my reaction, too. I’m starting to think “gamergurls” just want things to be mad about.
Daniel Bennett
rent free
Justin Price
this is why i stopped supporting banjo in smash
Robert Cooper
bump
William Hall
on 6 SNES you can get monster like on 5, on 6DS there are recruitable slimes
on 7 you can befriend monsters to keep them on a farm, sometime giving their jobs in the process (I think)
on 8 there's Morrie's arena
don't know about 10
Eli Martin
It's trash but it's arguably the best in the series (either 3 or 8)
Matthew Young
It's a very good game. Feels incredibly satisfying beating it if you're coming off of the first two.
Class system is simplistic compared to future titles. Some classes have a unique quality but most are just small utility things. Classes have unique stat growths but that ends up becoming irrelevant if you're willing to farm for seeds (which is very easy with a team of semi-leveled thieves). Most important thing unique to classes is obviously the spells and out of combat skills