So in casual mode you're sent back to town if you die, but in normal mode it's game over, right?
But are your characters dead, or do you just have to reload and try again?
Reload again.
So in casual mode you're sent back to town if you die, but in normal mode it's game over, right?
But are your characters dead, or do you just have to reload and try again?
It's not up yet?
So in casual mode you're sent back to town if you die, but in normal mode it's game over, right?
But are your characters dead, or do you just have to reload and try again?
Game over sends you back to the main menu screen
BE MANLY AND PLAY NORMAL
Looks like it'll not be up until tomorrow.
Huh. I thought all the day one digital stuff went up at midnight.
Heh, I'm on normal for the demo, and the only thing I was worried about is permadeath, so yeah - normal it is!
I can't honestly think of the first retail release that was available digitally prior to Fire Emblem. Was FE the first?
every Nintendo first party game since NSMB2.
I wonder which sites are going to review this game, haha
(I know reviews don't matter, but I hope it gets good scores so more people give it a chance)
I read IGN's review of EO3 last night - the reviewer HATED the game. He still played through it and recommended it to people who might like that sort of thing though
I read IGN's review of EO3 last night - the reviewer HATED the game. He still played through it and recommended it to people who might like that sort of thing though
Unchained Blades went up at the normal thursday time and the rest of the third party games were released weeks/months after their retail releases also on the normal thursday time.
oh my lawd this will not bode well.
iirc, the Atelier Arland games got trashed review-wise for being cutesy and "pandering".
If someone doesn't like Atelier Totori/Meruru, they are dead for me
I wonder which sites are going to review this game, haha
(I know reviews don't matter, but I hope it gets good scores so more people give it a chance)
I read IGN's review of EO3 last night - the reviewer HATED the game. He still played through it and recommended it to people who might like that sort of thing though
Destructoid might be the first one. Someone there seems to be playing the game and enjoying it. Also said that the review might be up soon.
Oh god, please don't read that IGN EO3 review. This is why I hate games journalism sometimes. Instead of describing the gameplay, it focuses on just whining "why is it like this, this should be like that" etc.
nah, I exaggerated a bit but hey I feel the scores are too low anyway.
Rorona and Meruru have mid 60 scores, Totori has a surprising 74.
Heh - I read a few reviews of it (I was considering getting EO3 at the time instead of EO4). RPGamer did a great job reviewing the game, the reviewer even got his wife involved for the multiplayer.Oh god, please don't read that IGN EO3 review. This is why I hate games journalism sometimes. Instead of describing the gameplay, it focuses on just whining "why is it like this, this should be like that" etc.
On the other hand, the map also includes a feature that saved me countless hours: auto-pilot. You can lay down a path wherever you like on the map and follow it automatically, be it a path to the stairs down to the dungeon's next level or just a loop that you can follow for an infinite number of random encounters. This feature is outstanding, and really relieved the pain of grinding for XP. I would set up an auto-pilot loop, put my DS on my desk, and lay my phone on the A button. When a battle came along, my team just did basic attacks over and over until they won. I had to pick up the phone at the end of each battle and put it back down again, but that was the extent of my involvement. All in all, I'd guess that my phone played at least 20 hours of this game, and I really appreciated that, even though it made me a little sad to think that the game didn't really need me to play it. It was nearly self-sufficient.
Omg, seriously. I think I honestly waste more hours coming up with overall guild theme, meaningful character names, portrait harmony, and skill builds for every party member than I actually spend time playing. It's been like that with every single EO so far for me, too, lol.Still no idea what characters I'll use. I had the damnedest time with the other 3 games choosing a party.
I just got trolled by the eShop. It notified me first thing that a game on my wishlist is now available. But when I checked, the game is still not available... fuuuuu
Omg, seriously. I think I honestly waste more hours coming up with overall guild theme, meaningful character names, portrait harmony, and skill builds for every party member than I actually spend time playing. It's been like that with every single EO so far for me, too, lol.
I finished all that crap this time before even starting the demo, though, so I'm all set for EO4 when my copy arrives later today or tomorrow.
Sorry, Fire Emblem.
I still want a skill list I could read through rather than clicking all the individual links on the skill sim.
Magus sure makes the Dancer class sound awesome. Probably might try them out a bit.
Just as Keikaku
So should I set my party up with three in the front and two in the back, or two in the front and three in the back? Like put the Dancer with the Landsknecht or with the Runestalkers?
Wait guys! Am I a pedophile if I buy this game today? ^_^
So should I set my party up with three in the front and two in the back, or two in the front and three in the back? Like put the Dancer with the Landsknecht or with the Runestalkers?
Are we expecting this to go on the eshop today or on Thursday? Or do we have no clue?