The Last Remnant - Page 2

aS I Mr nOtZ · 05-20-2007

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Originally Posted by UnHoly

*gasp* irken how dare you bring that piece of trash on to this forum, putting a ps3 link on this forum....you should be ashamed of yourself. and you call your self a mod...Now take that trash and trow it outside next to your guitar hero stuff and get your fat ass on the beta.

(wow that one post took me like..idk 15-20 minutes cuz i had to keep going to google and pasting words in to make sure i spelled them righ so i didnt look like smelly hobo)

lmfao and you still mispelt throw?

Heineken · 05-21-2007

That street looks cartoony. Kinda like Sudeki.

But screenshots really dont say much about a game. Gameplay is where its at.
A trailer or a demo would be much better.

Ricochet · 05-21-2007

I used to love RPG's. They just got old to me.
I just don't connect to the fantasy genre like I used to. Might be a result of age.
I'm more likely to play a game like Champions of Norrath now. I like building a character and searching for items more than the story usually. I read full books in 3-4 hours, so I might just not have the patience to play for 80 hours to get a payoff.
A lack of multiplayer usually turns me off to a game anyway. I'm more of a social gamer.

Brutal 4ngel · 05-21-2007

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Originally Posted by SadistiK Rico

I like building a character and searching for items more than the story usually.

So you like item/level grinding yet...

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Originally Posted by SadistiK Rico

so I might just not have the patience to play for 80 hours to get a payoff.

DoubleYouTeeEff?

Why don't you try MMO's then...Wow, CoH/CoV, FFXI, etc...

Ricochet · 05-21-2007

Hehe, does sound contradictory doesn't it?

Level grinding and item hunting aren't related to a storyline, and you collect things in the process. (I'm a pack rat by nature

), usually the leveling and gameplay just get in the way of the story. Maybe that makes more sense.
Like, I loved FFIII (SNES) but I hated having to wade through hordes of random encounters to get to the next part.
I enjoyed Champions of Norrath and Return to Arms, Powering up skills, finding more powerful items, more powerful gems, etc...
(Basically more power. *insert Tim "the toolman" Taylor grunt here*

I'm pretty deadset against MMO's. They tend to be addictive and are often costly. Maybe not for everyone, but for enough people and I could be one of them.

Exiled Bandit · 05-21-2007

I atleast find a RPG that has sidequests (such as Oblivion), leveling up and actually encountering the enemy more exciting than in FF or KH (which was a great game) where random battles occur here and there without notice, atleast MMOs like Runescape (dare I say it

) and WoW have the enemy visible and ready to attack you. And the feel of doing whatever the fuck you want in Oblivion gives it an excellent feel, only thing that would be better is if NPCs attacked you for ruining their tables when you kick everything around :P.