If you really want a Ninja (and sure, why not?) I recommend re-rolling another Thief with different alignment now, because the item that changes into one (Silver Rapier) only drops in the last dungeon, the Dragon's Fang or in the Post-game.
Dorarnae
I ended up changing one mage into an alchemist, seems okay so far.
I am really not sure what to do about the thief. I am one point in INT from being able to switch to a ninja, and I dunno if I have the patience to go around stealing from enemies if I decide to keep the thief anyway (although, it's not like she has anything better to do in combat).
What I think I will eventually need is a second source of healing. The only thing that makes sense right now, without having to get rid of a character and start a new one from scratch, is to eventually switch my fighter into a lord. I'd really like to keep my fighter unchanged though, so I'm not sure what to do.
If I plan on switching my thief to ninja, does that cripple the brawler in terms of equipment? If so, I might drop the brawler, train up a cleric, and then switch it to fighter after getting max cleric spells.
I was mostly referring here to Labyrinth of Lost Souls and its sequel (which would have been translated as "Town of Lost Spirits" I guess, based on the title of the first game), and the DLC they got, though I think the DS games are also part of the so-called "renaissance."As for the other renaissance games, which are those?
Something else Wiz-related you can play on your PS3 is getting Wiz: Tale of a Forsaken Land.
I was mostly referring here to Labyrinth of Lost Souls and its sequel (which would have been translated as "Town of Lost Spirits" I guess, based on the title of the first game), and the DLC they got, though I think the DS games are also part of the so-called "renaissance."As for the other renaissance games, which are those?
I figured they would be not up to snuff, but for 4000 yen for both PS3 games + all (?) DLC on disc, I figured it would be worth picking up, just for something else to play on the PS3.
Something else Wiz-related you can play on your PS3 is getting Wiz: Tale of a Forsaken Land.
I have this and its sequel. I do like the atmosphere, but like you said, it's so slow that I have trouble getting into it.
Dorarnae
Thanks for your impressions on PS3 Wiz. I'm not expecting much, but it might end up being enjoyable. At least is follows the Wiz template.
I don't have a Vita, so never tried the Dungeon Travelers series. I honestly don't think I would be able to get past the anime stuff, even if the games are good.
Dorarnae
Thanks for your impressions on PS3 Wiz. I'm not expecting much, but it might end up being enjoyable. At least is follows the Wiz template.
I don't have a Vita, so never tried the Dungeon Travelers series. I honestly don't think I would be able to get past the anime stuff, even if the games are good.
ToHeart2: Dungeon Travelers and Dungeon Travelers 2 are also on PSP but I don't know if they lack anything compared to the Vita versions.