revo just did the 1st round of sanhora 15th anniv concert three weeks ago, and another round last week lol
the laurants are well behaved so no new cases reported from the 1st one
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I've found that in pretty much any jrpg (except maybe some NES titles?), grinding is never necessary. Most of the games have extreme low-level playthroughs too, it's all about utilizing the game's system and abilities given to you. The bravely series especially give you a shit ton of options with all the different classes and abilities you can mix, and some combinations completely break the game.
Ok but meanwhile Balan Wonderworld gets a bunch of CGI
Damn, was second layer that bad?
Personally I think Bravely Second is a better game with a better story and better mechanics, but it recycles A LOT from the first game. It shouldn't have had half the budget.
The first game sold excellently and exceeded all expectations, which makes the fact that the sequel had a significantly lower budget all the more perplexing.
The main thing that stopped me playing Bravely Second was that the demo campaign, Ballad of the Three Cavaliers, was such a great 10-hour exclusive campaign on it's own that I felt like I'd had my fix of it and didn't need the main campaign.
Nope, the game does not use rounds anymore but has a turn-order function to let you know when you will act (and each character acts immediately after choosing an action).
I love this. Such a fun way to do a demo.The main thing that stopped me playing Bravely Second was that the demo campaign, Ballad of the Three Cavaliers, was such a great 10-hour exclusive campaign on it's own that I felt like I'd had my fix of it and didn't need the main campaign.
Perhaps speaks to why getting the length of the demo right and leaving people wanting more, and also it not putting people off, are so important.
If you think that's going to be the real plot, you should play Bravely Default or Second.
But Bravely, like FF Tactics Advance, are deconstructions of that trope.
Seeing people make remarks like this about Bravely Default of all games is pretty damn funny, not gonna lie.
I like going in blind too and discovering them as I go, it's a big part of what I like about the series.
Wait WHAT!? There's a hidden card game? Went from "I'll keep an eye on it" straight to "Definitely have to check it out".(Exciting, their top preview score, in French)
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Apparently they hid a complete card game in a side quest. The reviewer mention the card game from FF8 as a comparison.
K but that still involves 4 crystals as one of the main plot points, seems like they could have come up with something different for the sequel
It's more like the McGuffin which ain't that different from most of those old JRPGs you cited. Chase down a thing to move the plot forward--literally--I guess call it the 4 Shards and it's better or something?
I think you've described Tokyo RPG Factory. That said, Dragon Quest XI's been giving me the old school JRPG feels as far as characters, story and the "epic quest" feels of yesteryear. There are still some games that do that, y'know?
