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I reckon Origin/Beta reyvateils have got the really shitty end of the bargain. While yes, they do live for a long time, staying eternally youthful (In Shurelia's case, self-proclaimed 16 years old) and wield powers that are akin to a goddess, they know exactly to the second when they will die unless it's in combat.

It sucks really badly for Tilia especially. Her lifespan was cut seriously short by what was needed to save the world, and she will die soon regardless when her tower shuts down even though all the Beta reyvateils of Clusternia will live on as they are on a different S.H server.

I know it's supposed to be Tilia and Aoto Protocol, but I cannot help but instinctively read T&A Protocol to be 'Tits and Ass Protocol', then immediately think that Tilia certainly doesn't have the T.

>>7352937
Oh boy... Bamco.. I'm one of those seriously pained over the non-releases of the Tales games. ToG:F is one consolidation I guess but Bamco has released the ported version of Eternal Sonata/Trusty Bell and decided not to do the same with ToV. I've resigned to importing ToV on the PS3 and charge through it in Japanese. Shouldn't be too bad since I've played the XBox360 one several times.


Back onto the topic of the thread...
>>7352405
That's just an indication of how attached you became with the characters and the world. The next question is wondering why is it that AT was able to make you feel more attached than other games/media with similar themes...

anyone know what this is about?