They are great even, but not for the story. I have only played the 1st 2 games, and their plots are rather generic and just enough to justify the gameplay of gatheringSuikoden games are good, especially if you play them in order.
They are great even, but not for the story. I have only played the 1st 2 games, and their plots are rather generic and just enough to justify the gameplay of gatheringSuikoden games are good, especially if you play them in order.
It's not a jrpg though, since it doesn't have combat, levelling or any other rpg elements. The original is basically a rpgmaker walking sim, the remake/sequel are pure visual novels.Ohhhhhh! Just remembered, Corpse Party! That’s like the storyfaggiest jrpg I’ve ever played and I finished it so it must be good!
Corpse Party is an Adventure, the games have gameplay and some light puzzles, Visual Novels usually don't have any gameplay apart from choices tbh i don't even consider them games personally.It's not a jrpg though, since it doesn't have combat, levelling or any other rpg elements. The original is basically a rpgmaker walking sim, the remake/sequel are pure visual novels.Ohhhhhh! Just remembered, Corpse Party! That’s like the storyfaggiest jrpg I’ve ever played and I finished it so it must be good!
Story in a game is like a story in a porn movie. It's expected to be there, but it's not that important.do you even know what a good story is half of you
I'm almost at the end of SC now. To those who have played Trails of Coldsteel: do the two games that have been localized tell a full story pretty well in themselves, or do you need to wait til the far future if you want to get closure?
Sadly, this is good advice. Check out The Dark Id's LPs.Much as I love Drakengard's story, I would rather you watch/read an LP of Drakengard 1/3 instead of playing them.
Much as I love Drakengard's story, I would rather you watch/read an LP of Drakengard 1/3 instead of playing them.
That was Thomas Mann's m.o. and he got a noble prize. Make of that what you will.This is from Yoko Taro's early days.
He wants to express the horror of war? He tells the music guy to play dissonant screeching. He wants you to feel like a senseless killer? He'll throw 500 trash mobs at you.
He wants you to feel frustrated? Here, enjoy this thing out of nowhere nothing prepared you for.
Simply put, it's unpleasant to play, almost as an artistic statement. Let someone else suffer.
That was Thomas Mann's m.o. and he got a noble prize. Make of that what you will.
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Obongo got one too.Henry Kissinger got a noble peace prize. That says it all.
How about the Drakengard series?