Cozy /vr/ cities

[Anonymous No.5172418]

Which /vr/ town would you live in and why? Narshe's property values are probably super affordable what with the yeti attacks and moogles moving into the neighborhood

[Anonymous No.5172459]

[Anonymous No.5172460]

>>5172418
Scabb Island, Woodtick. Directly from the best Monkey Island.

[Anonymous No.5172465]

[Anonymous No.5172472]

Not a town, but i wanted to live and chill on this hub since years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAe4K_z-2RM

[Anonymous No.5172551]

>>5172460
The original 2 might be the superior games, but Blood Island from Curse is the ultimate comfy island

[Anonymous No.5172575]

>>5172551
>Better than a campfire amidst the nature, alongside your fellow pirates
>Better than Wally's cozy cabin from which you can see the starry sky right above you
>Better than the isolated ship of your bro Captain Dread
>Better than Mad Marty's comfortable laundry, where some other men of low moral fiber talk about this and that while resting
>Better than the Bloody Lip, where a nice monkey plays the piano for you to listen
>Better than chilling on the various bridges of this peculiar mole
>All this while hearing one of the most iconic soundtracks ever, where various wind instruments are alternated in the most beautiful way
I don't know man, i don't know...

[Anonymous No.5172581]

>>5172418

[Anonymous No.5172818]

>>5172418

>narshe

You answered this for me, easily the comfiest city i've ever experienced in an rpg, at least for me.

[Anonymous No.5172841]

>>5172418
Tenchu can be comfy.

[Anonymous No.5172880]

>>5172418
Raculi in Lunar 2, but only the Sega CD version where they put cool windmills on giant pod plants and such. Not the generic PS remake where it looks like every other town.

[Anonymous No.5173058]

>>5172418
>Narshe's property values are probably super affordable what with the yeti attacks and moogles moving into the neighborhood
Made me smile, thanks anon.

[Anonymous No.5173706]

The city on the background.

[Anonymous No.5173832]

>>5172459
Hell yeah, that beach city at the start of ff8 was comfy as fuck. I'd stay at the hotel and just relax and enjoy the music and sea breeze vibes

[Anonymous No.5175159]

>>5172581
if not for the fucking wizard elitism, Zeal would have been perfect to live in

[Anonymous No.5175167]

The snowy university town in Star Ocean 2 is peak comfy, I would just stay here all day reading books by the fire and practicing crafting in those magical stone halls.

>>5172880
Also a good answer.

[Anonymous No.5175184]

I don't think there's any non-comfy place in SaGa Frontier 2

But this is my favorite, theme included:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8ayRHvdR50

[Anonymous No.5175208]

max coziness inbound

[Anonymous No.5175214]

>>5175208
game?

[Anonymous No.5175215]

>>5175214
DQIII SNES remake

[Anonymous No.5175225]

[Anonymous No.5175240]

[Anonymous No.5175263]

>>5175240
Vivec comfier than Balmora? Absurd

[Anonymous No.5176635]

>>5172418
Who could forget stopping at Lavitz' mom's house with her and Shana making a nice home cooked meal for everybody?

The music's great too, although I like Donau a little better for that but the events in Donau aren't as cozy.

[Anonymous No.5176669]

Why are so many JRPGs set in western fantasy worlds? You'd think it'd feel kind of weird to the Japanese players. At least, I know that it's hard for me to get into games that have a feudal Japan style setting, even if it's fantasy and not historical.

[Anonymous No.5176674]

It's not a town, but this is the set up I want.

[Anonymous No.5177106]

[Anonymous No.5177109]

>>5175208
Towers are usually a comfy place in DQ

[Anonymous No.5177124]

>>5177106
Damn look at that bard rocking out

[Anonymous No.5177148]

>>5176669
>I know that it's hard for me to get into games that have a feudal Japan style setting, even if it's fantasy and not historical.
lol why, 'western fantasy worlds' didn't fucking exist either, you know, and if you're american you have zero cultural connection to that shit, you should be fantasizing about cowboys

[Anonymous No.5177160]

>>5177148
>western fantasy worlds don't exist

No shit, genius. But western fantasy is part of modern western culture and heavily influenced by western mythology as well as western historical weaponry, western aesthetics, western politics, etc... Or are you seriously attempting to argue that knights in plate mail armor fighting with swords and shields against a western style dragon in front of a western style castle is remotely Japanese?

[Anonymous No.5177165]

>>5177160
>politics
What was the King of Hyrule's tax policy?

[Anonymous No.5177172]

>>5177165
No, it's the fact that he is the King of Hyrule and not the Shogun of Hyrule.

[Anonymous No.5177186]

>>5176669
Probably just because Tolkien was the face of fantasy in Asia just as much as he was in the west, so it kind of got ingrained in their culture just like here. I mean, elves and dwarfs show up in mythology, but they're described in all kinds of ways, yet every modern rendition of an elf or a dwarf is clearly based on Tolkien's works. There weren't really a lot of authors who focused on fantasy world building prior to Tolkien, so earlier works read more like folktales.

[Anonymous No.5177198]

>>5172459
This was my answer too.

Balamb was so comfy. Fisherman’s Horizon, Timber, Deling, Dollet. If it wasn’t for the war then these places would be so great to live in.

[Anonymous No.5177203]

>>5175184
Deffinitely agree, I want to live in that world