Alright, I'll give it a shot once I finish Ys II.Aeana said:It's one of my favorite games. What it managed to accomplish when it was released (1989) is nothing short of amazing IMO. It has a neat story, great characters, interesting gameplay.
Alright, I'll give it a shot once I finish Ys II.Aeana said:It's one of my favorite games. What it managed to accomplish when it was released (1989) is nothing short of amazing IMO. It has a neat story, great characters, interesting gameplay.
You can do male/male but it's not really the same.
It's not fully real-time, since everything stops when you issue commands. But... Valkyria Chronicles isn't something I'd consider real-time either. Actually, not even remotely. Why do you call it real-time?
No, Growlanser isn't turn-based. But when you're commanding units, you have all the time in the world to do so since the action pauses. Watch the videos I linked above. I know they might be a little hard to follow since they're not English, but you can get a pretty good idea of game flow regardless.Well, maybe I should have been more specific in my description of real-time.
VC is real-time in the sense is when you move your character around, you can be shot at, on your turn, from surrounding enemies. But yes, at the core, you still take turns. Its more of a mix between the two. Dont get me wrong, I absolutely LOVE VC, its just not your traditional turn-based SRPG.
To be honest, Growlanser sounds more like real-time than VC. It sounds like you technically dont have turns, which Im not sure I will like or not. However, as I said, I am still going to give the game a try.
Ok, Ill take a look at them.
Thanks, Aeana.
They let you set waypoints for movement, so you don't have to move in a single straight line. 1 is the first stop, 2 is the second stop, and e is the end point.Ok, thanks for the input. Like yourself, I am not a big fan of RTS.
And if FF6 feels more real-time than this, then I should definitely be ok with it.
What does the 1 or 2 mean in the circle when choosing to move? Is that some kind of distance? I assume the E means enemy.
Has it been confirmed that this will get Vita compatibility eventually, or is it just a guess at this point?
Who plays a freaking RPG that probably takes at least 40 hours to finish multiple times? And whats up with 40!!! endings (I know, most of them are probably almost the same, but still) . Isn't a bad, a good and a true ending more than enough? I'm just ranting cause I just finished Nocturne and got some lame ending after 100 hours of playing just cause I didn't do one thing at the right time..I hate that shit. I hope the 'right ' path is obvious and I don't have to look up FAQ just so I don't miss it..
Nice OP btw.
Hmm. I'm still pretty psyched about it. Didn't realize you could have bromances til I read the thread this morning. How many people can you "date" at the same time? Can you make your MC a total cad like you could in P4?
PS Vita owners, don’t fret! Our last PSP release, Gungnir, may not have supported PS Vita at launch (we greatly appreciate the patience of PS Vita fans hoping for that compatibility), but we’re happy to proclaim that it does now (and should be accessible through the PS Vita PS Store as of August 7th). We’ll cooperate with the right folks as much as possible to make Growlanser: WoT playable on those sexy screens as close to launch as possible.
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2012/07/25/new-psp-srpg-growlanser-wayfarer-of-time-out-next-week/ATLUS says: when your Growlanser lasts longer than four hours, please remember to get up and stretch or something.
I think it probably will, but it can't be confirmed or guaranteed, since the thing holding it up is SCEA's compatibility testing, which it could conceivably fail.
That bridge mission is rough. Probably easier on a second playthrough of course but that first time in every game is just killer, even if you know what you're doing.
How long did your first playthrough last for, out of curiosity? IIRC, you said that the more of the new stuff is shown during the second playthrough, so it's best to get two playthroughs in, right?That bridge mission is rough. Probably easier on a second playthrough of course but that first time in every game is just killer, even if you know what you're doing.
Well, Growlanser has had "dating" stuff for quite a long time. I use the quotation marks though because it's actually spending time with someone on one of your vacation days. Character romances don't really overlap so you can bring the affection of anyone you want up without negative affects. However, vacation time and chances are generally limited on a single run so you have to hit all the key points in their story during the vacations and often cases a sidequest or two during the game to flag them for the ending.
I will say this though, it might not quite be the Bromance you imagine it to be. Most of the storylines involving the guys are good in GL games but I don'tk now if they'll reach that level of expectation.
How long did your first playthrough last for, out of curiosity? IIRC, you said that the more of the new stuff is shown during the second playthrough, so it's best to get two playthroughs in, right?
Oh god, the dilemma. Do I buy a boxed copy or just go right in digitally for playing it on the Vita (eventually...).
Urgh...
Can you play the additional routes on your first playthrough. I already beat the PS2 version so I would love to try a new path from the start.
PSP Original route is available on the first play through, think of it as the "True" ending. It's much more fleshed out and satisfying, IMO. The route split or what if scenario is only available on a second playthrough.
Most of the endings are pairing based. Pairing aside, there are three major overall endings to the game due to the routes, two of which are new. However, one of them is only available on a second playthrough.
Thanks, Shouta. Well, that doesn't sound too bad, especially with NG+.I'd suspect 35-40 hours for an initial run, as far as I can recall. Second runs are usually faster because of the new game plus though. I saved over my first run data though so I can't really say how long it took me, unfortunately.
just buy the UMD now and get the Vita version in a $5 sale in 2017.
Any gameplay video of this?
I decided to make some Growlanser WoT videos from the JP version of the game, my english is really bad so you will have to bear with it.
This is a video of a normal mission battle in WoT
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kIltK6ZJD4 Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAklGteirSY Part 2
This is an explanation of commands available during battle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JLXldx484o
This is one about magic and the party command menu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpZEigdTeLo Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5maYU7mcdk Part 2
Just to clarify the Jp version has battle voices wich the US version probably wont have. I will make more soon.
Hey...when does this come out?
I want to play this game just because the art is done by the dude that did Another Lady Innocent.
It'll work.Anyone know the firmware requirements for this bad boy? I'm gonna get the physical copy and currently have 6.60 PRO B9.
Take a look at this video from Growlanser 1, which shows a simpler fight and the game has a simpler UI, and use it as a base: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz5ZXB4pUOs&feature=youtube_gdata_playerMan, that gameplay looks really complicated. Or maybe because it's in Japanese.
Prolly easier than it look when I play it though.
Anyone know the firmware requirements for this bad boy? I'm gonna get the physical copy and currently have 6.60 PRO B9.
I think you just lucked out with Amazon.ca. I feel Amazon.com's going to be a bit more careful there though.
Word is that Canada got it a week early. If I get mine from them, I'll say if it ships.