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He probably saw it, knew exactly what it was, but didn't care.
You also now know why my island is called 'the refuge'. My wife had to give up part of the family island as some sort of 'child reserve' in which they could do whatever they wanted, so they'd stop screwing up the rest of the island.
Obviously they transitioned the landscape, towns, and dungeons into 3D But that really seems like it. The story hasn't changed. The music while richer is still the same note for note. The dialogue is more or less the same (difficult to gauge that without having played the official Trials of Mana SFC translation). Not a whole lot has been expanded regarding characters or plotlines. Even the pacing and speed of which you go through the game really isn't that different. EVERYTHING -characters, enemies, scenery- looks the same, just in 3-D. Things are a touch faster because some of the more ridiculous menus have been simplified, but that's it.
Anyway, I'm enjoying the heck out of this game, though I could also see why a lot of people would not.
put up a sign that says "animals only". All the saucy dialogue I injected into my characters has backfired on me. Now they are asking me what pervert means.All in all still getting great value from GamePass. You have to wonder if its sole reason of existence is to just keep you from buying any games on competing platforms.
I played through the Iron Harvest open beta campaign (half of the Polanian/Polish campaign), and while the setting and mech gameplay is great, the design of the levels was a bit of a mixed bag. Still a good time, all in all. I also made more progress in Night in the Woods and Vampyr.
A well-adjusted adult.
Hopefully you won't struggle with it too much. You will find it significantly more challenging than rhythm games that pretend to be jRPGs.
You can not even begin to imagine how challenging rhythm games are to me.I told you.
Of course I can. That's the entire reason why I couldn't play Xenoblade. I couldn't match the timing for the special attack to flip the first major boss battle robot.
That... That's horrible. My simpaties for your grave loss.On the other hand, the switch version does offer a casual mode, so that even people like you can enjoy this great game, instead of having to be all snarky about it and try to substitute it with inferior and ultimately hollow experiences
I really should send my joycons in for repairs. I just get so lazy with those kind of things.
Yeah, same here.