/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5557503
That's because they're both the SNES version, numbnuts. The PS1 remake looks like this.

Don't forget that The PSX version has a hard mode. I mostly makes the enemies more of a sponge, but it can make some fights pretty thrilling (Dhaos in particular).

I personally don't find save states to be fun. I'd rather play them in a way similar to how people of the time played them (I'm 26 so many retro games are ones I missed or before my time). It makes for a different gaming experience compared to what's around today.

I'm not gonna get pissy with someone who does use savestates, considering all the people who used cheats when I was younger. But It's not something I find enjoyable, and

I generally have no issues using speed up though, especially for more tedious sections in JRPGs. I've never used it as a crutch to grind more than I normally would, it's usually just if I'm passing through some area that has trash mobs or to repeat dialogue sequences I've seen before.

>>1755991
I like it when they are always together. I get way too indecisive when I have to leave some behind somewhere, that is if there are a lot of options to choose from. Strategy type RPGs usually have this effect on me.

I think a good size is 3 if there are members that can handle more than one role. If not, and every member has their own unique role and can only do what's assigned to their role, then 4 is better.