/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4906872
SaGa tends to do that if you really get into it.
The only series which I still enjoy nowadays are SaGa and Metal Max, outside of the odd game that ends up being surprisingly interesting I can't say I can enjoy much when it comes to JRPGs after getting into SaGa.
Though to be frank, I don't even enjoy most WRPGs anymore, the whole levelless approach where what you do shapes your characters instead of relying on arbitrarily assigning points or following a rigid class template did a number on me, I got really spoiled and can't go back to those models anymore unless I'm playing roguelikes.

I recently tried to go back to Neverwinter and I got bored one hour in the game and forgot about it, despite greatly enjoying the game when I was younger, I just can't deal with that stuff anymore after I found out SaGa games, they might be more limited in some aspects but they're a lot more fluid and addictive.