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Banned
It should be illegal to use that kind of font on a 240p screen.
It should be illegal to use that kind of font on a 240p screen.
This is a "No, but..." answer. None of the Dragon Quest games feature anything too terribly difficult during the main story although you may run into a gear-, strategy-, or level- check boss at some point. You can easily make the game a cakewalk by maintaining your characters at a slightly higher level than a guide or walkthrough recommends or by working hard to get an advanced weapon "earlier" than the game would normally allow you to find an equivalent item in a shop or treasure chest. For example there are Casino/game prizes, Alchemy combinations (available in some titles), or sidequest rewards. In some of the games you can even free roam to certain areas before the story directs you there and pick up powerful items if you can handle the monsters or shop prices.Does this game features easy mode like most modern J-RPG (like Bravely Default/Second)?
This is a "No, but..." answer. None of the Dragon Quest games feature anything too terribly difficult during the main story although you may run into a gear-, strategy-, or level- check boss at some point. You can easily make the game a cakewalk by maintaining your characters at a slightly higher level than a guide or walkthrough recommends or by working hard to get an advanced weapon "earlier" than the game would normally allow you to find an equivalent item in a shop or treasure chest. For example there are Casino/game prizes, Alchemy combinations (available in some titles), or sidequest rewards. In some of the games you can even free roam to certain areas before the story directs you there and pick up powerful items if you can handle the monsters or shop prices.
You may have to use a little bit of strategy from time to time and some people do like going through these games as lowly leveled as possible for the extra challenge. Essentially, this is a game that has a scaling difficulty level which depends on how you choose to play it. Kind of old school, but that's a large part of the attraction of Dragon Quest to many folks, I think.
That's exciting. Looks like it's time to install homebrew on one of my three 3DS's. Should I get a physical copy of the game or the eshop version if I wanted to do this?It took a long time (dumping both NA and JP ROMs, decrypting, figuring out how to replace and rebuild, etc.), but I managed to pull off the music replacement. I can confirm it does work just fine.
That's exciting. Looks like it's time to install homebrew on one of my three 3DS's. Should I get a physical copy of the game or the eshop version if I wanted to do this?
Does this game features easy mode like most modern J-RPG (like Bravely Default/Second)?
Oh forget that then. I'm not spending $40 just to get the nicer music. I wonder if the file sizes are much different, because of it though.Versions, you need both, the Japanese and the English version to do this. Should be possible with both, physical and eshop versions.
Don't know if I should order on eshop or go to wal mart at midnight and harass them until they give me a copy from the back or just wait until the daytime
Someone has the game early, and is comparing it to their Japanese version. Shops have been completely changed, and for the worse.
Left is localized, right is original JP release.
They just look the same as they did in the DS remakes. I'm not gonna get upset about this because this is what I'm used to.So pointless.
So pointless.
Oh forget that then. I'm not spending $40 just to get the nicer music. I wonder if the file sizes are much different, because of it though.
Edit: And with the shop item pictures being gone too it seems it'd make more sense to send the English text to the Japanese copy, than the Japanese music to the English copy, granted that'd be a ton more work.
can't wait to hear from people who have never played a DQ game before
Uk Gaf, can i buy this game on the eshop this midnight?
I got my copy early.
I've just finished up with the first dungeon, so I'm about two, nearly three hours in. I'm loving the game so far, I've been stopping to smell the roses talking to every npc, DQ is still just so gosh darn charming.
One thing about the game I would say is keep the 3d off. The extra clarity just makes the game look more aliased and a little hard on the eyes.
On top of that, I was experiencing some dropped frames with 3D that didn't happen with it off. So off for me, but I don't think this is a game that needs it, so that's okay.
I finally scrounged up the money to purchase this despite being down on my luck, and it's not even available on amazon.ca currently. Does anyone have any information on this? Was it super limited? Is it not being physically released in Canada like Gravity Rush HD?
Yeah, I noticed that too. The item images aren't completely gone, though, because you can still see them in the inventory menus. Clearly they had to expand the shop menu horizontally. But there's still enough room for the images, so there must be a technical reason for the removal.Someone has the game early, and is comparing it to their Japanese version. Shops have been completely changed, and for the worse.
Left is localized, right is original JP release.
had to do the same thing on the new Monster Hunter. Sadly, 3D in the way it is incorporated on 3DS is too much of a sacrifice on the visuals in a lot of more complex looking games.
The overall quality of this port look really average... the music and now the shop menu, what next ?
the main character in dq games doesn't have a standard name, right?
I hope they did a great job with the translation. I hope that's not next. I really love the translation of the original. They better not have put in a ton of accents.
the main character in dq games doesn't have a standard name, right?
How did so many people get this so early? Everyone around here is like "Nah, that comes out Friday."