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Charli is a great choice for coolest thing. Love this for you.
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I recently got a vita, which can only mean it’s time to play a psx rpg. I haven’t played most of the classics and, to be completely honest, I think I only started truly falling in love with JRPGs with the last few Like a Dragon games, mostly because of its characters and the hopeful vibes of the story. Having said that, I have played and enjoyed the NES Dragon Quest games and Mother 3. So, which one of these should I try?
- Breath of Fire III
- Breath of Fire IV
- Grandia
- Suikuden II
- Tactics Ogre
- Other game
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I voted Grandia because it’s hopeful and full of whimsy. Very much feels like a Dragon Quest to me.
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this is challenging. Suikoden II and Tactics Ogre are GOATs, but the others are pretty good too
Suikoden 2 is better but breath of fire iv is maybe the best looking game of all time
I voted suikoden because you should play the saturn version of grandia! (with the english patch)
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Now I feel like a chump for misspelling suikoden lol
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Wow, yea. I need the Battle Against a Machine x B2b remix
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My vote would be between what I voted and Suikoden II.
Started Suikoden II! I’m loving the combat system and the way recruitment works. Also, the game does a really good job in making you travel small distances back and forth to progress the story.
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so i’m almost done with playing octopath 2 and i think with finishing both octopath 1 and 2, i’m going to need to start another rpg. i’m stuck between a few options and i don’t know which ones to start first.
- Super Mario RPG Remake
- Mario & Luigi: Brothership
- Start on the Xenoblade series (no i’ve never played them before)
- None of these are good options (feel free to suggest!)
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feel free to help me decide!! i need a rpg that’s a big timesinker which is why i loved octopath; the grindiness helps with passing time and keeping me occupied.
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I’ve picked up my Triangle Strategy save again, and have been having a blast. It can be grindy, but doesn’t have to be if you want that. I’ve found it’s fun either way. I thought of it because it has a similar style to those Octopath games.
Also, Dragon Quest is always a great option.
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I played an hour of brothership and I feel like you can safely rule that one out. It’s one of those Nintendo projects that uses two paragraphs to say “hit the a button to interact” and the battle system is super simple but you also can’t just mash through it. For me it was just not compelling.
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I suggest going with Xenoblade Chronicles. You can start with the first game if you value chronology. The remaster of X is coming out in a few months, too, so you can also look forward to that.
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the people recommending you play xenojunk crapticles are not to be trusted…
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I know this is what you were going for but I really love how insulting nicknames for pro athletes and politicians are created by just inserting poop and fail words in there
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I’ve really tried to like XBC. I played the whole first game (when I was younger and poorer and far less disposed to put down a game I wasn’t enjoying) and about 6 hours of XBC3. I cannot, for the life of me, find the fun in these games.
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