/vr/ - Retro Games

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>>5461246
>ARPG list
>why is this game with turn-based combat not on it?
Every time.

>>5205240
>kingdom hearts
Opinion discarded

Don't know what Pic is, so maybe unrelated

>>5168282

In my opinion, the closest area FF5-6.

>>4960872

Lufia 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ec_jj2Kew8A

Just in case you run out of ideas.

>>4835819
It is easier to get into when you are a kid with enough time to waste and not enough experience with videogames.

I argued in the past that jrpgs, in contrast to dungeon crawlers, added so many elements outside of combat that it is only normal that you would seek specifically those aspects, and I'm sure that if someone came with a good replacement jrpgs would barely feature them (some videogames made the transition from turn based games to action rpgs)

Trying to answer your question though:
- FF1/2 remakes (Down of Souls) are very easy. FF1 is your average adventure tale, but I personally like it that way. FF2 probably has the best story of any FF in my opinion, but I don't like the excess of comic relief and over the top characters that saturates the genre
- FF3 (Nes) has short dungeons and a low random encounter rate, It surprised me for a nes game. Storywise shares a lot of similarities with FF1
- FF6 is just easy, battles should not take too much thought.
- Chrono Triggers has the advantage of not having random encounters, these are predefined and melds perfectly with the scenery. They are also more flashy.
- Romancing Saga allows you to avoid you any battle. Except for specific places where this is very difficult, you can enjoy an Open World TM and concentrate just in the bosses.

Your best bet is probably to hack every game to make you overpowered.

>>4830960

>>4805828
It is not really a recommendation table, but eventually you will look for hidden gems.