Favorite JRPG?

[Anonymous No.2456125]

>pic related

[Anonymous No.2456154]

>>2456125
Azure Dreams

[Anonymous No.2456157]

>>2456154
That game is shitaki mushroooms

[Anonymous No.2456185]

>>2456125
Dragon Quest III

[Anonymous No.2456216]

>>2456125

Grandia

[Anonymous No.2456230]

Lunar

[Anonymous No.2456235]

Legend of Dragoon. Never finished it though.

[Anonymous No.2456656]

>>2456125

[Anonymous No.2456659]

Paper Mario. It's also the only JRPG I ever played.

[Anonymous No.2456661]

>>2456185

This.

Never liked Final Fantasy.

[Anonymous No.2456663]

I admit that nostalgia played a major role in making this difficult selection. It was literally My First RPG, and I think it still holds up well today.

[Anonymous No.2456671]

>>2456125
Kind of hard to really choose.

I love Chrono Trigger. I love Final Fantasy 5, 7 and 8. I love Parasite Eve. I love Valkyrie Profile. I love Breath of Fire 3 (despite it being heavily, heavily flawed).

Its really hard to pick just one. I would probably pick FF7 or Chrono Trigger though. I just like the kind of feel good atmosphere (for the most part) that they present and how they aren't super serious all the time. I also like how they are very much Go from A to B and that they are for the most part not very grindy and fairly short.

I feel a lot of JRPG's that are really grindy or needlessly long are just awful (like Legend of Legaia, Xenogears, etc)

[Anonymous No.2456698]

>>2456661
>>2456185
4 is my favorite.

[Anonymous No.2456901]

[Anonymous No.2456918]

>>2456125
FF6.

I just like what they did with the absence of magic and then it comes back. you got two whole world maps as well.

[Anonymous No.2456920]

>>2456663
do you think FFIV is worth getting on steam?
I don't know if I can deal with the NDS version.

[Anonymous No.2456946]

>>2456125
Probably this one. This was the first game where I felt really immersed in the world and story.

[Anonymous No.2456984]

>>2456125

[Anonymous No.2456989]

>>2456984
Why is he holding the sword that way?

[Anonymous No.2456992]

>>2456920
Hell no. Download the SFC ROM with a translation patch.

[Anonymous No.2456994]

>>2456989
The cutlass he uses in his left hand is actually designed to be held like that.

As for why? I have no idea. Perhaps the developers thought it looked cool.

[Anonymous No.2457007]

>>2456125
old pic
but my favorite

[Anonymous No.2457015]

>>2456920
You have many choices when it comes to FFIV these days. I hope you're not the sort who recoils in disgust at the very suggestion you play something that's not retro:

-Arguably, the GBA version is the best version of the original game. If you can live with the graphical "upgrade," the PSP addition is also worth considering, as it offers the most content (and it lets you select the SNES soundtrack, at least).

-The DS/Steam versions are fairly extensive remakes and their gameplay differs quite a bit in some respects. I enjoyed both, and am curious as to why you doubt your ability to "handle" this version. If you only had to choose one (you don't!), I'd recommend a 2D edition, but that's speaking out of nostalgia mainly. The 3D version has its merits, too.

-If you absolutely insist on only playing the SNES title, do indeed get a Japanese version with an English patch; the US release is censored and has a few features removed. However, the translation from J2E, while arguably better than the SNES "Final Fantasy II" translation, takes too many liberties for my taste.

[Anonymous No.2457019]

>>2457015
Everyone seems to forget the PlayStation version, which despite FF5, FF6, and Chrono Trigger's fate, has no noticeable load times beyond saving to the memory card, everything from FF4's Japanese release intact and an entirely new translation (and, in my opinion, the best out of all the official ones so far -- it's insane how many completely different English translations this game has now). Its only downside is that the sound effects are compressed for some odd reason, but music is fine, though.

[Anonymous No.2457020]

>>2457015
>-Arguably, the GBA version is the best version of the original game. If you can live with the graphical "upgrade," the PSP addition is also worth considering, as it offers the most content (and it lets you select the SNES soundtrack, at least).
the gba version is actually a port of the wonderswan version so yeah, it does have the best graphics
US and original Japanese version have added input lag from being a rushed port though, the Japanese revision B and the European versions fixed this. That is the preferable version if you're emulating.

[Anonymous No.2457024]

Playing Secret of Mana now. Wow. But yeah I love FF VI and Chrono Trigger. There's a reason why that's a cliche answer and it's because they're the fucking best. Was heartbroken when Square left Nintendo for Sony and my poor N64 didn't get any love.

[Anonymous No.2457031]

>>2457007
My nigga right here.

Craymen did nothing wrong

[Anonymous No.2457035]

>>2457020
Thanks for pointing out that the European has bugfixes, I always forget (and envy) that. That said, I never noticed/was negatively impacted by the bugs in the US version, so if one is buying an actual cart, don't let that stop you if there's a large discrepancy in price.

>>2457019
I didn't forget it, I just disregarded it. Translation aside (and, as you mentioned, different translations are hardly rare for this game), this games features dips in quality (however minor) and nothing new. Barring the Wonderswan, it's easily the weakest port. It's not a bad game in and of itself, but there are so many other options that best it.

[Anonymous No.2457042]

Dragon Quest I
Dragon Quest IV
Dragon Quest V
Chrono Trigger
Earthbound
Final Fantasy IV
Final Fantasy V
Final Fantasy VI
Final Fantasy IX
Super Mario RPG
Paper Mario
Ys I and II
Grandia
Phantasy Star
Secret of Mana
Seiken Densetsu 3

Kind of cliche answers but they are for a reason.

[Anonymous No.2457048]

>>2457031
He was just showing that corrupt-ass Emperor what for.
Although evidence suggest that Craymen is Orta's father I'll always believe that it's Edge

[Anonymous No.2457054]

The NTSC version of FF4 GBA has a completely broken ATB system. It also is a GBA game and portables blow compared to console. Stop recommending it.

SFC patched is best, then Playstation.

To answer OP,
Final Fantasy 7
Lunar 2
La Pucelle Tactics

[Anonymous No.2457063]

>>2457054
GBA and PSP can be played on both portable or television set. Argh, versatility is so awful, do not recommend!

As mentioned, the European GBA version's ATB is fixed.

[Anonymous No.2457068]

>>2456125
Sprite based
Seiken Densetsu 3 -- IMO the pinnacle of RPGs for that generation. Pity that the vast majority of the English speaking world will never experience it.

honorable mention to Final Fantasy 4 for the sheer nostalgia value (FF4 was the first game that made me genuinely care about the characters)

Polygon based
I'd be lying if I said it was anything other than FF7. It's hard to overstate just how much of a jaw-dropper this game was in 1997. Though this game more than any is probably the one most responsible for the term "fandumb"

[Anonymous No.2457072]

If we count strategy rpgs, I absolutely adore final fantasy tactics.
FF9 and chrono cross are great too.

[Anonymous No.2457078]

>>2457054
This guy gets it.
>The NTSC version of FF4 GBA
there's no pal-m on the gba, silly, everything is 60fps

[Anonymous No.2457080]

>>2456125
Super Mario RPG for SNES.

[Anonymous No.2457084]

>>2457078
My mistake, not into the system enough to know that. Was just saying that to mean "USA/Canada" version.

I don't like the new art either. The original portraits are better, and the new battle backgrounds look out of place.

[Anonymous No.2457086]

Are there any military themed JRPGs?

[Anonymous No.2457089]

Lunar 2 is the game I replay every now and again to remind myself why I like JRPGS

[Anonymous No.2457095]

>>2457089
Even if it were the only good game on the platform (it isn't), it would redeem the Sega CD alone.

[Anonymous No.2457097]

>>2456984
dreamcast version is life though...

[Anonymous No.2457104]

>>2457095

I don't know how they made it so pretty but fuck me if this doesn't look great even today.

[Anonymous No.2457106]

>>2457086
Valkyria Chronicles off the top of my head.

[Anonymous No.2457118]

>>2457086
giant robots are the closest you'll find
metal max, robot wars, front mission

[Anonymous No.2457139]

>>2457086
There's SRPGs like Front Mission but I can't think of any traditional JRPGs. Modern themed RPGs are rare.

[Anonymous No.2457141]

Why would you ever settle for anything less than the best?

[Anonymous No.2457150]

>>2457086

Famicom Wars although it's a tactical strategy game, I guess it could still pass as an RPG if games like super robot wars are.

[Anonymous No.2457153]

>>2457141

That's not even the best game in it's series

[Anonymous No.2457157]

>>2457086
There's a great tactical RPG on the 360 called Operation Darkness. It's basically WW2 meets Castlevania; you have Frankenstein, werewolves, and Jack the Ripper on your team and fight against Hitler's army of zombies, vampires, and SS soldiers. Also tanks, snipers, machine guns, etc. There's a surprising level of historical accuracy, apart from the supernatural stuff.

[Anonymous No.2457362]

>>2457097
Dreamcast version is solid, and it is nice being able to avoid random battles based on how loud the system was, but the port added a lot of new content that I welcomed.

Still, finding discoveries and forming a pirate crew were excellent regardless of console.

[Anonymous No.2457364]

>>2457089
I recently found this game at a convention after it was stolen from me six years ago. Watching the opening to it again after so long made me hot.

[Anonymous No.2457368]

>>2457157
Nah, it's absolutely horrible.

[Anonymous No.2457389]

>>2457364
>Watching the opening to it again after so long made me hot.

Try being me in the mid 90s. This was before we could just google up all the porn we wanted to any bit of semi nudity was mind blowing

[Anonymous No.2457390]

>>2457368
No, it's really not bad. The graphics aren't the best but the gameplay is really solid, and I like the setting.

[Anonymous No.2457401]

>>2456920
That's a real shame, because DS is so much better gameplay wise than any of the others it's not even funny.

[Manly Man No.2457419]

>>2457084
The 'new' art is actually closer to the original art done by Amano, which is why it looks so weird in comparison to what vets of the earlier versions of the game are used to.

And as a fellow artist, if you ask me, Yoshitaka Amano is a god and can do no wrong.

[Manly Man No.2457429]

>>2457401
This, pretty much. Know that ????'s Love is pretty much useless on the DS, and while you can't use Whyt for a bunch of stuff, the minigames still net you items, if you're willing to put the time into playing them.

Of course, this all changes if you happen upon someone else who has FFIV DS.

[Anonymous No.2457469]

>>2456157
Not sure if this means in the sense of being a gourmet delicacy or if it's a means of slipping a swear word under the radar.

[Anonymous No.2457475]

>>2457469
I hate the game.
I actually bought it back in the early 2000's from toys r us for 10$ and remember not caring for it much.

Tried it again last year and hated it. (only played for first 30 minutes or so)

[Anonymous No.2457516]

guilty pleasure of mine. the new Steam version is better than the old PC release in every way except sound-wise where the PS1 version still tops both of them.

[Anonymous No.2457532]

My favorite JRPG of all time would be Lost Odyssey.

My favorite retro JRPG would be FFIX. Yeah it's just oldfag pandering but I really liked it.

[Anonymous No.2457539]

>>2457532
>Lost Odyssey.
Keep hearing good things about that one, but my 360's optical drive is more like a 180 these days. Is it really good?

[Anonymous No.2457585]

>>2457516
>he new Steam version is better than the old PC release in every way
How so?

[Anonymous No.2457601]

>>2457539
It's old school traditional but its a great game. The soundtrack and in game short stories are incredible and worth it for that alone.

[Anonymous No.2457604]

>>2457585
easy.

>remastered graphics
>no CD changing needed
>Magic Booster (basically a cheat. you stock up on a bunch of spells up to 100, so you can spam them)
>Chocobo World Pet Game (wasn't released in the west afaik)
>45 achievements (helps you tracking down what you might have left out in the game)

it's not all that much for new features but better graphics help.

[Anonymous No.2457606]

>>2457604
oh and

>speed mode (you can speed up cutscenes)
>other boosters (for Gil, Damage, AP, etc.)

[Anonymous No.2457613]

>>2456920
Try the PSP version and you can easily play it on PPSSPP

[Anonymous No.2457682]

>>2457604
>>2457606

That's more effort than I would've guessed from Squenix, I'll take it.

[Anonymous No.2457691]

>>2457682
yeah, it is, but as I said, the music from the PS1 version should have been ported. Another minor downside is how the buttons are titled (B1, B10, B3, etc.) but better than nothing because now you can just use a 360 controller or use your DS3 and you don't need to map any controls.

still overall, very much worth playing. the original PC game had compatibility troubles too so, I wouldn't even look at that one anymore.

[Anonymous No.2457695]

>>2457691
The steam version's latest patch has the PS1 music instead of the less good midi versions. Even if you don't end up with the steam version you can just put PS1 .oggs in yourself easily. Controls are remappable so whatever. Definitely a huge improvement over the PC version which I remember playing back when it came out and it sucked even then.

[Anonymous No.2457742]

>>2457695
>The steam version's latest patch has the PS1 music instead of the less good midi versions

joyous news.

[Anonymous No.2457762]

[Anonymous No.2457781]

>>2457695
It was fine for a 90s PC RPG. It crashed less than Fallout 2 did.

[Anonymous No.2457791]

>>2456125
same here

Second favorite would be Pokemon Red due to nostalgia. No I am not joking.

[Anonymous No.2457794]

>>2457791
Not exactly hard to believe!

[Anonymous No.2457797]

>>2456125

[Anonymous No.2457809]

>>2457791
Pokemon is a JRPG.

[Anonymous No.2457817]

>>2457797
Should I play snes or gba version?

[Anonymous No.2457824]

>>2457817
Assuming you are emulating, there are patches that bring the graphics and sound of the GBA version up to par with the original. It has a new translation and tons of bugfixes.

Of course, if you want to play the bugfest original, it has its charms. I usually play that version.

[Anonymous No.2457829]

>>2457817
GBA version is fine for me, even without the patches. One of these days I'll give the various patches a playthrough--palette restoration and music patch, for sure. The only thing I don't like about the music patch is that it replaces the opera music with an actual opera recording. There are also various patches that restore some censorship.

The SNES edition has many bugs... but, there are patches for that, too. If you're going to patch roms, though, you might as well patch the one with the better translation (though the SNES Woolsey translation has its fans and merits).

[Anonymous No.2457832]

My favorites are Koudelka and Parasyte Eve. I love horror movies and jrpgs so those two are pretty much everything I need.

[Anonymous No.2457854]

>>2456663
Came here to post this. I replay this game once a year, or at least every other year.

[Anonymous No.2457876]

>>2457817
The GBA version doesn't add much and it fucks the graphics and sound. Go with the SNES version

[Anonymous No.2457943]

I miss old Square so much

[Anonymous No.2457952]

>>2457876
>The GBA version doesn't add much

http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_VI/Version_Differences

that's completely wrong. at least do your research before posting. it adds a fuckton of features and addtional content.

>>2457817
GBA is the version that should be played, get the sound restoration patch.

http://fantasyanime.com/finalfantasy/ff6/ff6downloads.htm

the pre-patched GBA ROM

http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/657/

patch file only.

[Anonymous No.2457953]

Phantasy Star 2. It's certainly not perfect, but I love it.

[Anonymous No.2457957]

>>2457532
I'm so not used to seeing this image without that stupid troll copypasta.

[Anonymous No.2457961]

>>2457953
I had a blast with 1. In 2 I somehow can't force myself to play beyond Climatrol.

[Anonymous No.2457973]

>>2457961
2 takes some determination to get into. The lack of much meaningful character interaction (if you play the text adventures as well you can finally see the characters fleshed out) and the sameness of the locations for the first third or so of the game can really put people off. Also the dungeons are huge and confusing but that's part of what I like about it. It helps if you draw maps. Once you finish the 4 dams (most boring part in my opinion) things get better and the gameworld opens up more.

[Anonymous No.2457981]

I've never really played JRPGs apart from Pokemon, where should I start?

[Anonymous No.2457993]

>>2457981
Chrono Trigger is a good gateway game.

[Anonymous No.2458005]

looks like people are choosing the wrong game.

[Totse Redux !!5+TqycLHDPW No.2458008]

>>2457024
To be fair Square knew the N64 would suck for their style of games.

>>2457532
Jesus Christ I remember when FFIX was new to me.

>>2457943
Their merger with Enix was the final nail in the coffin for me.

[Anonymous No.2458017]

>>2458005
>Implying this is a JRPG and not an SRPG
>Implying this isn't Tactics Ogre 2, and is in any way related to Final Fantasy outside of a handful of the jobs being renamed to Final Fantasy jobs.

[Anonymous No.2458045]

>>2457943

I miss old Enix so much

[Anonymous No.2458102]

>>2458017
So you're telling me a Strategy RPG made in japan is not a JRPG?

[Anonymous No.2458112]

>>2458102
Yes.
JRPG has a specific connotation.

Final Fantasy Tactics is a SRPG.
Secret of Mana is an action RPG.

A JRPG is something like Final Fantasy 7, Dragon Warrior, etc.

[Anonymous No.2458146]

>>2458112
JRPG just means an RPG made in Japan. That's it. Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest are turn based, Star Ocean and Tales of are action, and FFT and Fire Emblem are strategy. All of these series fall under the banner of JRPGs.

[Anonymous No.2458153]

>>2458045
They were definitely the worse off for the merger. They all but killed Dragon Quest in the West save for a few exceptions.

[Anonymous No.2458160]

>>2458153

Yeah, basically Square ate Enix entirely.
Good thing Yuji Horii stablished Armor Project so he could work on Dragon Quest without Squeenix shitting it up, but yeah they still fuck up the overseas releases.

I miss the old Enix who would venture into publishing weird titles from smaller, more creative devs, like E.V.O. from Almanic and Mischief Makers from Treasure.

[Anonymous No.2458275]

>>2457157
dam it, why did you have to mention that game I had never heard of it, but now you have I desperately want it and since I live in the UK I can't ever play it.

[Manly Man No.2458298]

>>2457961
Probably because you know exactly what's going to happen.

This is a huge spoiler, so don't click it unless you feel you absolutely must.

[Anonymous No.2458304]

>>2458275
Make a new account with the region set to the US, you can then download/purchase US games on that account. Works for Japan, too; that's how I got all the neat shmups they have.

[Anonymous No.2458395]

>>2458304
>the region set to the US, you can then download/purchase US games on that account. Works for Japan, too; that's how I got all the neat shmups they have
wait thats all I have to do then it will play the game?.........really

[Anonymous No.2458434]

>>2458146
Oh jeez not this again.
Look, just read up on what the word genre means. Go into google and type 'define genre'.

Return and write down what it says.
Then under that write down your definition of why that game is a JRPG. Compare.

[Anonymous No.2458483]

>JRPG is an initialism used to describe role-playing games made in Japan, as opposed to WRPGs (West role-playing games, that is, made in Western countries)

[Anonymous No.2458545]

>>2457953
>>2457961
The whole series is awesome (I even like 3), but 2 and 4 are probably my favorites. 4 for the story, 2 for the atmosphere and the grind.

>>2458298
>not pic related
Nei's death just didn't have much weight to it because of how little characterization any of the characters in PSII had. I think Alys' was a little better executed.

[Anonymous No.2458569]

>>2458434
>what are subgenres?

[Manly Man No.2458594]

>>2458545
True. Then again, games early on didn't have too much characterization in the first place, although there are exceptions. Dragon Quest (Warrior) IV did amazingly well in that regard for an NES game.

[Anonymous No.2458661]

>>2458545
I really need to go back to the series. I got a good ways through Phantasy Star before getting stuck somewhere and never continuing... Game was fun as hell.

[Anonymous No.2458674]

>>2458146
No one considers Wizardry a JRPG, dumbass.

[Anonymous No.2458678]

>>2458674

Japan owns Wizardry now.

Wizardry IS Japan.

[Anonymous No.2459118]

>>2458674
What the fuck are you even talking about?

[Anonymous No.2459142]

>>2456125
Lunar, Lunar 2, FF6, and FF7 are definitely tied for 1st.

[Anonymous No.2459263]

>>2456125
Illusion of Gaia

[Anonymous No.2459281]

>>2458678
It even has an anime adaptation

[Manly Man No.2459296]

>>2459281
Considering how knee-cappingly hard that series is known to be, that picture looks highly accurate.

[Anonymous No.2459297]

>>2459118
It's a wrpg

[Anonymous No.2459328]

Metal max returns

[Anonymous No.2459336]

>>2458678
>Japan owns Wizardry now
Yeah, and look what they did to it.

[Anonymous No.2459341]

>>2459336
They made it even better?

[Anonymous No.2459356]

>>2459336
That.... can't be...
That has to be a joke right?

That's a generic freeware character creator thing that like half of the shitty Renpy games out there use.

Are they really using that for Wizardry?

[Anonymous No.2459374]

>>2459336
that's actually Meikyuu Cross Blood Infinity

[Anonymous No.2459383]

>>2456671
>Breath of Fire 3 (despite it being heavily, heavily flawed).
i love its flaws. that game has aged so badly and i love it. it feels like 1997 every time i play it

[Anonymous No.2459393]

>>2459336
that's actually Meikyuu Cross Blade

[Anonymous No.2459395]

>>2459336
That's actually Meikyuu Cross Blood.

[Anonymous No.2459396]

>>2459341
>>2459356
>>2459374
haha, you got me. I was looking up Wizardry Xth screenshots and that came up. But this is actually Wizardry.

[Anonymous No.2459408]

>>2459396
that's generation xth code realize
stop doing that

[Anonymous No.2459415]

is Azel's VA the same one that does Re-l Mayer in Ergo Proxy

[Anonymous No.2459595]

>>2459408
That is a Wizardry game though.

[Anonymous No.2459601]

>>2459595
fair enough, seems to be a spin off

[Anonymous No.2460058]

>>2459281
>Random party enters Floor 9 in Proving Grounds.jpg

[Anonymous No.2460129]

>>2459281
I've seen it. I think you can watch it on dailymotion.
It's surprisingly good but the party they had was practically suicide.

[Anonymous No.2460201]

>>2460129
It's available on bakabt.

[Anonymous No.2460227]

>>2456698
This nigga gets it, Talloon is the best.

Does FFT count?

[Anonymous No.2460240]

>>2456663
It seems like it's just me, butI kinda hate FF4. Gameplay is good (especially in remakes where bosses are harder), but the story just kills it for me. Not being able to choose/customize your team as much as in every other FF also sucks.

[Anonymous No.2460339]

>>2460240
I completely agree, glad to know I'm not the only one.

[Anonymous No.2460949]

>>2456125
>Retro
Chrono Trigger and Pokemon G/S/C

>Modern
Souls and Persona 3/4

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[Anonymous No.2465770]

>>2458304
nope tried it the bloody thing is region locked mother fucker

[Anonymous No.2465809]

>>2462630
I loved that game, the dragons were so badass. It was harder than your average RPG though if I remember correctly. I never finished it.

>>2456125
FF IX,, always.

[Anonymous No.2465830]

SaGa Frontier for retro one. Funny thing is Romancing SaGa: Minstrel Song is my favorite JRPG and it is a modern remake of a SNES game.

[Anonymous No.2465864]

>>2462630
>>2465809
I'm playing it right now. I'm not very far (just beat Rosencratz after the Snowfly Forest).

Its pretty hard, the mechanics are pretty obtuse but the ingame documentation is suprisingly solid. The crafting system still eludes me quite a bit, my Hagane Shortsword with a guard that has 2 sockets has been ripping apart common enemies, but I'm dealing anywhere from 10-0 damage to most bosses, which turns fights into a drag. I've taken to getting hit a few times to bank up some damage so I can using Raging Ache to some effect.

Story's actually really good. I think if the mechanics were a bit easier to wrap your head around out the gate, and maybe the boss fights weren't so long it'd be a 10 but I think as of now I think its a great game, but quite flawed, so a 7.5-9 ish depending on the rest of it.

[Anonymous No.2465913]

>>2465864
I fully agree with your analysis, that's most likely why 12y old me never finished it and got back to more standard RPGs.

I often thought a remake of that game would be excellent, because despite its flaws, VS has to be one of most unique RPGs I've had the chance to play.

[Anonymous No.2465925]

>>2465809

where the fuck are bahamut's eyes

why's he got horn eyes

[Anonymous No.2465950]

>>2465925
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LNNHgsqIog (spoiler)

[Anonymous No.2465967]

>>2465864
Are you using your magical buffs and debuffs?

Vagrant Story is a game that requires familiarity with ALL of its various systems, you don't get to ignore any mechanics.

A lot of criticism gets thrown its way about how "switching weapons is a pain in the ass," but then when questioned why they aren't just strengthening their weapons with the crafting system they respond that they weren't using it.

It sounds like you're on the right track, though. At this stage of the game, the weapon tier is more important than its material.

[Anonymous No.2466034]

Legend of legaia was my first real rpg..gods I still love that game

[Anonymous No.2466171]

>>2457957
What troll pasta?

[Anonymous No.2466337]

>>2465967
I use Protasia (Item-Up) and Invigorate (Agi-Up) at the start of most fights. I use Degenerate occasionally if it looks like it goes through.

I've only really used my shortsword though. The other weapons I have are way weaker stat wise, although I did just make a Hagane Executioner 2handed sword, but its still edged type.

[Manly Man No.2468521]

>>2465809
>FF IX
At the very least, in my top five.

[Anonymous No.2468559]

>>2457068
> Pity that the vast majority of the English speaking world will never experience it.
Isn't there a translation?

[Anonymous No.2469737]

really like that game too