this old quote is amazingThat's a good boxart.
That will never be on my shelf because EU, woe is me etc.
As far as the Western market goes, we learned a lot from Atlus
this old quote is amazingThat's a good boxart.
That will never be on my shelf because EU, woe is me etc.
As far as the Western market goes, we learned a lot from Atlus
As expected, blonde girl is the mascot again~
As expected, blonde girl is the mascot again~
EOIV's mascot wasn't blond~
It's nice to have the classic collection of classes boxart again.
You seem satisfied.
I'd be even more satisfied if we got to see Shishou~
What if Shishou is an unlockable character again?
tried giving my nightseeker a bushi sub. the damage increase is ridiculous
Continuing the trend of the characters looking like they're from an EO game in a hip, modern urban setting for the mainline series soundtrack art.
Himukai sketch of the "Rough Sketch Ver." of the EOV soundtrack with first-print copies of the game:
Continuing the trend of the characters looking like they're from an EO game in a hip, modern urban setting for the mainline series soundtrack art.
It turns out I didn't "have this"
I got my ass beat by theFallen One
Looks like i'm going to need more power
EDIT: How do I quickly grind to level 99
Go hunt golden foes in the postgame dungeon. And zone in-and out of the last land to try to proc shiny overworld foes, too, because they're not too difficult if you're able to beat all 3 dragons and they yield good exp. That's where you farm the item you need for Formaldehyde so it's two birds with one stone.EDIT: How do I quickly grind to level 99
I would not be opposed to a modern or near future style setting for an EO game honestly.
They could get really creative with the classes and dungeons. Though they could easily work in some cyberpunk dungeons without it feeling out of place right now.
I would not be opposed to a modern or near future style setting for an EO game honestly.
They could get really creative with the classes and dungeons. Though they could easily work in some cyberpunk dungeons without it feeling out of place right now.
The thing is that once/if they make that leap, would they then be able to go back to the type of setting EO has been accustomed to until now? I feel like if an EOVI came out and it had a modern city setting, every EO game from that point on would either need to follow in its footsteps or also take dramatic shifts in setting.
I wonder if it'd encroach too much on the settings of other tent-pole Atlus series, and if they'd be okay with that. I'd love to see how an urban setting EO game would be like, though.
It doesn't have to be a numbered game. There's the Untold games for these kinds of things.
says it all when the game's most challenging aspect was seeing it to the end. you already fucked up when your rpg battles are a nuisance. still giving stranger a chance for the art, but you only get three strikes~So it would be like Operation Abyss, except good?
Make it happen, please.
All of the 7D games have been modern day from the second one on. It actually did what everyone's been describing.says it all when the game's most challenging aspect was seeing it to the end. you already fucked up when your rpg battles are a nuisance. still giving stranger a chance for the art, but you only get three strikes~
i thought the new 7th dragon was cyberpunk?
Huh, first time a guy or at least, one most would take as male has been on one of those covers.Himukai sketch of the "Rough Sketch Ver." of the EOV soundtrack with first-print copies of the game:
Continuing the trend of the characters looking like they're from an EO game in a hip, modern urban setting for the mainline series soundtrack art.
The extra class portraits DLC is great to have, though I don't remember if it was free for only a limited time. The money/experience/grimoire DLCs might also come in handy if you get stuck. As for dungeon DLC, that might be the "Original Sin" super duper postgame boss - in case the regular postgame boss isn't enough of a challenge.Ok, got today my EO:U2. Surprisingly, it was a first print edition (wasn't expecting that).
Anwyays, have some questions about the DLC: besides the new class, is there any DLC worth buying? Also saw the dungeon DLC. What does that unlock?
The extra class portraits DLC is great to have, though I don't remember if it was free for only a limited time. The money/experience/grimoire DLCs might also come in handy if you get stuck. As for dungeon DLC, that might be the "Original Sin" super duper postgame boss - in case the regular postgame boss isn't enough of a challenge.
Final bonus soundtrack pic.
Final bonus soundtrack pic.
Well, now I know who's on spiritfox's avatar.
Best grill.
I'm liking Oboro so far. Dat smug.
Final bonus soundtrack pic.
Always dug the artwork on the bonus soundtrack covers. Very cool stuff.
He'd kill on some sort of SMT spinoff or something.Want for a modern day Himukai game increases.
Want for a modern day Himukai game increases.
There's a reason why Oboro is one of the most popular characters outside of the royals.
New box art:
Is she now? Yay!
Yup, she consistantly ranks high in polls both in Japan and the West, and she's the only non-royal 1st gen to get her own cg art in the DLCs. And it's not hard when you're a well developed character with multiple facets in a game full of caricatures. Also spear fighters are amazing.