Alright NIS, guess I'll buy this for the... 5th time? Wow.
It's my fifth time too -pats-
Alright NIS, guess I'll buy this for the... 5th time? Wow.
Disgaea is one of those series I've always said "well, I get around to it one day". With Steam releases, I guess that day will probably be coming fairly soon. This seems more promising than tracking down a PS2/PSP/DS version, anyway.
In a perfect world, we'd get way more SRPGs on PC. Final Fantasy Tactics when, S-E?
Could happen any day now, but it would be a quick Android portIn a perfect world, we'd get way more SRPGs on PC. Final Fantasy Tactics when, S-E?
Was hoping for HD sprites and those UI fonts look... not very good. Modding to the rescue?
Still in for this day 1. Hopefully they'll release the rest of the series over time too!
maybe they'll port the mobile port
Well this is one of the first things I'd do if modding them is simple enough.
maybe they'll port the mobile port
Could happen any day now, but it would be a quick Android port
Oh gawd yes. Why isn't it a thing already? We get stuff like FFIII on Steam... and I mean, that's not a bad game, but who thought it'd be a better fit for PC than FFT, exactly?FFT Mobile on PC would easily be the best version of the game, barebones port or not.If they went the extra mile and added full Mouse/KB support, that would be excellent.
hopefully they dont have verblown expectations , Steam needs more DisgeaI contacted the PR Guy I know at NISA.
Oh gawd yes. Why isn't it a thing already? We get stuff like FFIII on Steam... and I mean, that's not a bad game, but who thought it'd be a better fit for PC than FFT, exactly?
But...the PC userbase WAS starved for Japanese turn based tactical games like VC and Disgaea. That's not really a controversial statement is it?
Question how close is the gameplay of this to something like FF Tactics and Vandal Hearts?
The game heavily focuses on grinding and end game content. The game also has a lot of bonuses, quirks and hilarious skits compared to those two you listed it. Its system is also very deep.
No, PC people just love their strat games. There's a reason Civ games are eternally selling and Xcom 2 is PC only. They are not starved, they're literally the main audience for this type of game.
Since they're pm the brink of bankrupcy that token support isn't really meaningfull.He's talking about publishers/developers, not the relevance of the franchise. Maybe the first Disgaea isn't major, NiS Japan developing the port and confirming their stance of supporting PC is.
Unless they retroactively put in the ability for healers to get EXP by healing and buffing (like they did in the sequels) then I don't know that I would be interested. Those first few levels on any new healer were sort of nightmarish to try to get them to actually kill something until they could learn an offensive spell or two from standing next to a mage.
Still, I am glad to see this series come to a PC.
Since they're pm the brink of bankrupcy that token support isn't really meaningfull.
If they were serious about the PC market they wouldn't take us for idiots by going for a game that's available on already 4 other systems (ps2, psp, DS and PS3).
When Bamco brought Tales to PC, they used the latest game, not an ancient one. (And watch it end up beeing 30-40$)
Since they're pm the brink of bankrupcy that token support isn't really meaningfull.
If they were serious about the PC market they wouldn't take us for idiots by going for a game that's available on already 4 other systems (ps2, psp, DS and PS3).
When Bamco brought Tales to PC, they used the latest game, not an ancient one. (And watch it end up beeing 30-40$)
While there were/are no shortage of tactical, strategy and 4X games on PC, the post you quoted (and many posts up the quote reply chain) are specifically talking about Japanese SRPGs/TRGPs, of which there are a multitude both on console and PC (of the ecchi and hentai category or otherwise), and of which only the console franchises like Disgaea, Fire Emblem, Front Mission, etc made the localization jump, to the same console platforms (for obvious reasons)
So yes, Japanese SRPGs/TRPGs categorically were something the PC userbase were starved for.
damn disgaea has already a lot of sprites redraws since D4... they should use those and update the models that are left.
It's already been discussed, but they need to introduce the series to the PC audience, and what better game than the first one, which is considered one of the bests (if not the best) games of the series? It's also gonna be cheap (probably) and can be near impulse buy territory, expanding the fanbase on a platform that doesn't know the series.
Unless they retroactively put in the ability for healers to get EXP by healing and buffing (like they did in the sequels) then I don't know that I would be interested. Those first few levels on any new healer were sort of nightmarish to try to get them to actually kill something until they could learn an offensive spell or two from standing next to a mage.
Still, I am glad to see this series come to a PC.