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DS RPG's
- Thread starter Ares
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Well one I know is out right now is Lunar: Dragon Song which is to my understanding is not a very good RPG
as far a new realeases, I think final fantasy 3 and tales of tempest are coming out for the DS, I'm hoping Tales of Tempest will be a good RPG because I've had a good experience with the tales series before on the GameCube
as far a new realeases, I think final fantasy 3 and tales of tempest are coming out for the DS, I'm hoping Tales of Tempest will be a good RPG because I've had a good experience with the tales series before on the GameCube
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Sky said:Me too, according to some websites it should come out in Jpn in August then to the States in November, One site even said the the EU version will be released in September...if this is true I am excited, finally a FF for the DS!!!!!!
More importantly, one that's never seen USA release. That's what's got me hyped!
Final_Fantisizer
...And Thy Will Be Done
Wow yeah golden sun would be so sweet on ds!!
I've heard Magical Vacation should be good.
Yeah about the Lunar: Dragon Song game...I absolutely LOVE Lunar games, so I was excited to get this one. Complete dissappointment.
Two major things that make it absolutely blow:
1) It's a traditional RPG, so it's turn based menu based combat...well...you can't pick the enemy your character attacks. It's random...so strategy is pretty much thrown completely out the window.
2) There's two different ways to battle: (I forgot the exact names they use for them)
a) First, there's a company called "Gad's Express" that your run errands for like deliveries and finding crap for and is really the only way to make money in the game. The first type of battle makes you fight through enemy after enemy only winning random items. No one enemy gives you a certain list of goods, and they don't give a certain amount of goods. You get NO, NONE, ZIP experience points for this, so you may fight 100 battles in order to complete one list from Gad's...but your character will not have gotten better at all.
b) Second, is clearing an entire section of a map under a certain time period. There will be from 5-8 enemies in one section and after you kill one, a timer starts. you have to kill another enemy before the timer makes it to zero or the last enenmy you killed respawns. You get experience from this, and if you clear all enemies in an area you have a chance of getting a decent item.
Lots and lots of time and patience is needed for this game. Weapons cost a rediculous amount of money, so you'll be working for hours to get items for the Gad's Express quest to buy one sword...and then you'll have to go back and fight for hours in order to actual level up.
Thumbs down in my book...I'm only keeping it to so I have an almost complete collection, hah.
Two major things that make it absolutely blow:
1) It's a traditional RPG, so it's turn based menu based combat...well...you can't pick the enemy your character attacks. It's random...so strategy is pretty much thrown completely out the window.
2) There's two different ways to battle: (I forgot the exact names they use for them)
a) First, there's a company called "Gad's Express" that your run errands for like deliveries and finding crap for and is really the only way to make money in the game. The first type of battle makes you fight through enemy after enemy only winning random items. No one enemy gives you a certain list of goods, and they don't give a certain amount of goods. You get NO, NONE, ZIP experience points for this, so you may fight 100 battles in order to complete one list from Gad's...but your character will not have gotten better at all.
b) Second, is clearing an entire section of a map under a certain time period. There will be from 5-8 enemies in one section and after you kill one, a timer starts. you have to kill another enemy before the timer makes it to zero or the last enenmy you killed respawns. You get experience from this, and if you clear all enemies in an area you have a chance of getting a decent item.
Lots and lots of time and patience is needed for this game. Weapons cost a rediculous amount of money, so you'll be working for hours to get items for the Gad's Express quest to buy one sword...and then you'll have to go back and fight for hours in order to actual level up.
Thumbs down in my book...I'm only keeping it to so I have an almost complete collection, hah.