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Thanks, I discovered the mission shortly before seeing your answer, but it's still appreciated.a side quest in San ilia tells you about them.
Thanks, I discovered the mission shortly before seeing your answer, but it's still appreciated.a side quest in San ilia tells you about them.
A girl that looks like an undine in Anrider.Umm, for the bee girl royal jelly, who do you talk to to trigger knowing they have it? I remember getting it before, but can't seem to trigger it now.
But this game STILL has the menu-based combat system where you input orders rather than an action combat system. And final fantasy used this system solely because of the engine limitations at that time and square tried it's damnest to get away from it, with things like ATB and spin offs like crisis core and dirge of cerberus. It's your decision but the fact that the game was a VN with combat did away with both grind and the stupid amount of leg work which don't really add much at all.Ok, you don't like gameplay. Seriously. The worst part of JRPG games is the menu-based combat system (instead of the action-based combat system from other action games), which the VN had. Some people like freedom, they like going to places, they like seeing a character they actually control moving around, a simulated universe they can see, a camera they can control, and not just a book with pictures together with the worse part of JRPGs. I have nothing against books, they serve their purpose, tell a story, but some people find it better when you have more visual hints of the story, when you follow the characters, see them interact, control them decide how to prepare for a challenge, how to approach a situation, etc... As for grinding, the second worst thing of JRPGs, I'm trying to minimize incentives for that, and deal with it. What you call shenanigans, we call gameplay, it's not perfect by all means, but there is a reason why Final Fantasy and other jRPGs are so successful.
Well, I like the game system, actually much more than if the game were made in a VN. In fact, I don't intend to play the original by the system it has. If you want to play it like a VN, you already have the original. This is an RPGM version for those who prefer that game system.But this game STILL has the menu-based combat system where you input orders rather than an action combat system. And final fantasy used this system solely because of the engine limitations at that time and square tried it's damnest to get away from it, with things like ATB and spin offs like crisis core and dirge of cerberus. It's your decision but the fact that the game was a VN with combat did away with both grind and the stupid amount of leg work which don't really add much at all.
No disrespect but I feel like this a waste of time, peeps around here are already sick of RPGM games, which is why MGQ was so successful, it broke the tedium of having to run around like a retard being interrupted with random enemy encounters every few seconds.
I'm just baffled as to why would anyone think that adding grinding, random battles and endless walking would benefit the game in any way, it just adds unnecessary balast to a game that was designed so that it doesn't bore you with these elements. It just pads out the game length with next to no actual banefit, if any at all.Well, I like the game system, actually much more than if the game were made in a VN. In fact, I don't intend to play the original by the system it has. If you want to play it like a VN, you already have the original. This is an RPGM version for those who prefer that game system.
What I don't understand is why it bothers you that this version is made, let us who prefer this version to the other enjoy it.
I believe both are bought in Science labs.Where can you get the "Adonian Wooden Sirloin Recipe" and "recipe of zanant special"?
Well, I'm not going to play the original, that's for sure. I like this system much more.I'm just baffled as to why would anyone think that adding grinding, random battles and endless walking would benefit the game in any way, it just adds unnecessary balast to a game that was designed so that it doesn't bore you with these elements. It just pads out the game length with next to no actual banefit, if any at all.
And that's why I say these people don't like gameplay. You talked about Square, and the action RPG they put forth later, but you know, there was a Legend of Zelda on NES, there was a Legend of Mana on SNES, both action RPGs, so don't talk to me like it was engine limitations. FF7 was PS1, and that thing could port Doom with all its glory.I'm just baffled as to why would anyone think that adding grinding, random battles and endless walking would benefit the game in any way, it just adds unnecessary balast to a game that was designed so that it doesn't bore you with these elements. It just pads out the game length with next to no actual banefit, if any at all.
I'm going to check it out, but I don't remember seeing it either in the design area or for sale. Although I may have overlooked it.I believe both are bought in Science labs.
Thanks, I have already obtained them, I hadn't noticed that it was for sale. A little stupid of me.I believe both are bought in Science labs.
thanks. it was driving me crazy.A girl that looks like an undine in Anrider.
Glad to hear it, especially from someone that has no knowledge of the VN, since as I said, there are a few changes and additions to it. I'm glad to know that by itself this game can still be considered good.I think I have finished everything that can be done in this update. I have to say that I'm quite liking the game.
It's quite unlikely that I will play the original. But this one is very good, I like the story and the characters. About the sex scenes... I haven't seen the vast majority of them. Since I wasn't liking the first Alice's scene, I skipped it using shift, and did the same with the following ones. Nor can I say that I loved the other consensual sex scenes, I've seen them, but overall they haven't interested me enough to read everything.Glad to hear it, especially from someone that has no knowledge of the VN, since as I said, there are a few changes and additions to it. I'm glad to know that by itself this game can still be considered good.
Ok, I'm curious now. At least Mirian's scene is fully consensual, and Luka even makes a move or two, so I could swear a guy that doesn't like rape could like at least that scene. So what kind of scenes do you like? More like the male dominant thing? Or Passive girl with an active male?It's quite unlikely that I will play the original. But this one is very good, I like the story and the characters. About the sex scenes... I haven't seen the vast majority of them. Since I wasn't liking the first Alice's scene, I skipped it using shift, and did the same with the following ones. Nor can I say that I loved the other consensual sex scenes, I've seen them, but overall they haven't interested me enough to read everything.
It isn't that I dislike all of them, it's that they have bored me. The handjob and blowjob scenes don't appeal too much to me, and, in this game, they are too long to my taste: at some point I get tired of reading them and skip them (it usually happens to me in all games if these types of scenes get too long). The footjob and boobjob scenes directly bore me. I don't dislike them, but I'm not going to see them.Ok, I'm curious now. At least Mirian's scene is fully consensual, and Luka even makes a move or two, so I could swear a guy that doesn't like rape could like at least that scene. So what kind of scenes do you like? More like the male dominant thing? Or Passive girl with an active male?