Romance joke loli character

>romance joke loli character
>game actually lets you
This shouldn't be allowed.

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obligatory "what game"
More games should allow hugging

>joke loki character
yeah just a joke haha nothing serious here haha

just google the fucking name and see if the character that pops up is the same as in the pic. Christ. Kys.

>lets you
prepare to be cucked by the game

>picking loli instead of cake
this shouldn't be allowed

Nobody tell him.

In the final game she Don't read spoilers dumb fuck.

You know, after completing Ao, I really feel like the Trails series destroyed the atmosphere it had going for it with the first two Trails in the Sky titles. What started out as a low-key, rustic setting with some elements of an industrial revolution driven by magic rocks suddenly turned into a bizarre pastiche of fantasy and cyberpunk weirdness. You went from a country that still used rotary phones and zeppelin-like airships to this high-tech metropolis, complete with a reliable system of public transportation, electronic banking and finance, digital telecommunication, a modern hospital, law enforcement, a Disney World-like resort with themed rides and attractions, and even the goddamn internet!

Along with the technological leaps in the transition from Liberl to Crossbell came an even more jarring leap in art and pop culture. You went from folk music and ballroom dancing in Sky to Zero and Ao having hood rats blasting heavy metal from speakers and entertainment troupes putting on Cirque Du Soleil-esque shows with advanced pyrotechnics and other special effects. Fashion and architecture in Crossbell seem decades ahead of what Liberl has, despite NPCs mentioning that the latter is still a technological frontrunner in certain fields. What's even more bizarre is how this apparently only came to be in the last decade or two! That's not how progress works, folks! You don't go from Victorian era London to twenty-first century Manhattan in twenty years. Even if you have all the brightest minds in the world and all the money from corrupt foreigners flowing into your country, it still takes time to develop technologies, introduce them to the public, and implement various systems and infrastructure to utilize them. A similar thing can be said for music, fashion, architecture, and other more artistic aspects of society. It just doesn't make any sense!

Anons, I just finished the sora no kiseki trilogy, should I play zero and ao or go straight to cold steel? What would you recommend?

Well, that's our Rean for you, he can romance anyone he wants haha

Needless to say, my suspension of disbelief has reached its tipping point.

I can't completely fault Crossbell for this, though. There was certainly some buildup to this in the Sky arc. Ouroboros had high-tech machinery like Archaisms and Pater-Mater. The Septian Church had spaceship-like vessels for its squad of battle manga-esque warrior priests and priestesses (seriously - anyone else think Kevin's backstory jumped the shark just a bit?). There was even Liber Ark recycling the tried and true JRPG cliche of an advanced, ancient society that far surpassed the current technological and cultural climate at its zenith. However, the Sky trilogy largely kept this technology far and away from everyday life. Ouroboros and the Gralsritter were portrayed as small, shady groups of people that kept the technology for themselves and hid it away from the public. Liber Ark felt like a remnant of a distant past, whose untimely demise was a cautionary tale of how NOT to shape society with technology and magic.

Speaking of magic, though. I know this is a JRPG series and ridiculous fantasy shenanigans are par for the course in the genre, but I feel like every Trails title beyond SC went way overboard with that stuff. I admit that this could be a fault of FC and SC being a slow start and that Falcom intended this kind of appeal to lie at the heart of the franchise, but damn it I liked the grounded nature of the first two games! ...or one-and-a-half, if you want to be pedantic. Liber Ark pushed the envelope and Phantasma delivered it to its recipient, so to speak (I suck at analogies). You went from a shady, high-tech organization with some weird doohickeys staging a coup to god monsters and a priest with the essence of a demonic spear embedded into his soul or some shit. The scale and severity of threats in this series continued to get more ridiculous from there.

By the end of Ao, the player will have fought a magically powered mech with the ability to disintegrate matter, cultists who became demons via a mutagenic drug, extra-dimensional monsters spawned by the excess of certain magical elements in a particular area, and a little girl who is actually a homunculus with the ability to manipulate reality at will (or rather, her turned into a god monster typical of final bosses in JRPGs). I guess some people love this kind of over-the-top bullshit, but after a while, it became eye-roll inducing for me. Combined with the political conspiracy angle of the Crossbell duology's overarching story, the whole thing felt like Falcom trying WAY too hard to raise the stakes and make the playable cast's situation as tense and melodramatic as possible.

Granted, this is a normal trapping of a JRPG plot. When you make a world with absurdly powerful individuals, artifacts, and natural forces, you sort of pigeonhole yourself into a narrative where raising the stakes to absurd levels becomes the only way to justify the playable casts' journey from humble beginnings to widespread recognition. After all, they must overcome some major obstacles (barriers, if you will!) to earn that recognition, and what better way to do so than to tackle those powerful forces head-on and come out on top? Besides, it's not like the storytelling in this series is totally void of merit. A lot of the character development is very good and the series knack for world building, NPCs, and keeping track of events impressively meticulous. AAA open world games could seriously learn a thing or two from Trails in that regard. It's just a shame that the main story in this franchise doesn't quite live up to those aspects of the series.

All in all, I can appreciate the level of detail that this series puts into its setting, but the idiosyncrasies OF that setting and the direction of its overall story leave a lot to be desired.

Crosscucks BTFO

haha...

I did that right after, but I posted beforehand asking "what game" anyway

>romance loli character
>game streetpasses the information and let the world know who you fug

This shouldn't be allowed. My friend kept harassing me over it to this day

What a based game
>he doesn't know
Haha

More characters should've cucked self-inserters from their waifus.

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>cucked
The living onahole became overused by gigachad Rean in the end, so he mercifully let Jusis have the remains.

Don't worry, they limit choices more and more as the games go on to force the token shitty tsundere on you. Fuck Erebonia

Saved me a purchase.

You fucked Nowi, didn't you?

don't worry, they remove your ability to romance millium in 3 and 4 and she fucks jusis instead

Why didn't the rabidly anti-NTR japs revolt like they usually do?