In recent years, only the Xenoblade games have a world as interesting Skies of Arcadia. Skies and Xeno being my favorite jrpgs, I guess it does makes sense for them to have that as a common ground. Also, now that I think about it, cloud seas and floating islands are a classic, yet I feel like I don't see them that much.
Why are the settings of newer RPGs (Western and Japanese) so boring compared to older ones?
Jonathan Bennett
Cooper Sullivan
>Generic fantasy setting
Austin Rivera
I'm assuming because you look at all games from your past through lenses of nostalgia
Kevin Jackson
Not bad, not bad, but this is the best-looking game of the past decade.
Adam Lopez
Too bad about the plot and the 'protagonist.'
Jaxson Miller
Well, XCX is also up there of course, at least when it comes to exploring the world, but I wanted to post something akin to Skies of Arcadia in its setting and tone
Levi Nelson
Benjamin Phillips
Joshua Phillips
Are you trying to imply generic sky pirates was a good setting? Yikes, weebs really have no taste
Benjamin Perry
Why are a human Sticks the Jungle Badger and a Fire Emblem troubadour being lesbians in front of Anime Big Boss?