RPG Discussion Thread

Well you had to grind in order to beat Dullahan in Golden Sun The Lost Age, I think from their I learned that grinding is quite rewarding, especially in Disgaea.
 
Dart said:
I like a challenge. I never like maxing out my party members because I like that skin-of-your-teeth battle at the end. Yeah, I'll go after the best weapons and whatnot. I just won't spend days upon days level-grinding to become unbeatable.
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That's why I like FFVIII. The enemies level up as you do. Plus you can do a basic level run (aka don't level a single character).
 
The only RPG that I've maxed out the levels would probably be FFVII. I love games where it doesn't require you to do any grinding at all. FFVIII and Lost Odyssey are perfect examples. In FFVIII the monsters level as you level, and in Lost Odyssey there is a level cap for every area.
 
Final Fantasy II (SNES)
Final Fantasy I (Dawn of Souls GBA)
Final Fantasy III (SNES)
Final Fantasy IV (Advance GBA)

I never fully maxed out the characters in Final Fantasy X, but I did make armor for them all with auto haste, auto shell, auto protect, and auto phoenix.

In some other games with RPG elements, I have also gone to lvl 99 with characters (Castlevania Symphony of the Night and Aria of Sorrow come to mind).
 
Grindspine said:
Final Fantasy II (SNES)
Final Fantasy I (Dawn of Souls GBA)
Final Fantasy III (SNES)
Final Fantasy IV (Advance GBA)

I never fully maxed out the characters in Final Fantasy X, but I did make armor for them all with auto haste, auto shell, auto protect, and auto phoenix.

In some other games with RPG elements, I have also gone to lvl 99 with characters (Castlevania Symphony of the Night and Aria of Sorrow come to mind).
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final fantasy III and IV (for DS) are a "must level 99 all party" type of game (if you want to beat the optional bosses) and even then the optional bosses are STILL hard
 
hmmm i don't think ive ever make out all characters i tend not to use some characters if i don't like them, i think the closest i have come is final fantasy x i think i maxed out most of them, 2nd close would be ff9 but ive done that game 3 times
 
Grindspine said:
I'd have a hard time justifying buying FFIV for the DS since I already have both the SNES and GBA versions.
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understandable, i only played the GBA version and i was highly disappointed by its extremely low difficulty (i know difficulty is not the most important thing in a videogame which still made the GBA version a great game) however i was completely satisfied with everything the DS version had. (plus i think playing the GBA version made the DS version harder since the DS version breaks all the strategies used in GBA bosses >_> is like square-enix decided to laugh at me when i tried the reflect trick on bahamut)
 
I'm inclined to say the best score would be "FF2"/The most underrated would have to be "FF2"

God Bless,
Kaz

P.S.In "FF2" did any of you guys manage to get the "Pink Tail" from those GD "Pink Puffs"?
I got it once,but it took an eternity. :lol
 
this is a tricky question for me XD but i believe TWEWY has a great musical score and Ys book 1 and 2 has the most underrated musical score
 
I'd say both Mana Khemia games definitely. Though from what I've seen of Zid playing them, The Shin Megami Tensei Series is also a pretty good candidate for this topic.
 
Blade said:
I'd say both Mana Khemia games definitely. Though from what I've seen of Zid playing them, The Shin Megami Tensei Series is also a pretty good candidate for this topic.
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