/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7428056
I played through a decent chunk of all of these and I gotta say, Rodimus Primal's (at least the version I played but I'm not gonna play "follow-the-leader" with him like his sycophants [which he'd probably pull with Namingway Edition if more people cared about FF IV's script]) was the most milquetoast of the bunch. He got in at the right time after discovering the game's script editor, the only competition was that awful RPGOne translation that no one with a brain enjoys. Only Dr. Meat's relocalization is maybe slightly worse on an objective level, but I'd still rather play Total Graphics Uncensorship. He's lucky, that's it. Can't go wrong with the two others though.
>>7427915
T-Edition is way better than something like a Brave New World, but I still wouldn't say it's the version everyone should play, at least for their first time. For one thing, the English release isn't too accessible, but the author still makes few fanfic changes like replacing Siegfried with Gilgamesh. Then there's all the added anachronistic music that feels so out of place at times. It does do a decent job of leaving the main story untouched for the most part, but it could have done a little better in that regard. Maybe if the author made a more conservative version with just the GBA additions, I'd recommend that one. As it stands, T-Edition is good if you want a different, surprising experience on your next playthrough, and in that respect, it delivers in spades.

>>6501393
Underrated post.

Seriously this conversation should've been over the second T-Anon brought up Final Fantasy VII Remake.