kisakiproject said:
Early works in genres tend not to be the same as what the genre grows into. That applies to anything. Early horror filsm are different form modern one. Early rock music is different from current rock music. Things change, early games build the framework but often don't fit into the mold they grow into. The original FF and DQ are so different from the modern ones its hard to believe they were even made by the same people.
Holy shit. You're absolutely nuts. And absolutely retarded if these last few pages are any indication of your intelligence level.
To merely even
suggest that
DRAGON QUEST is NOT a Japanese-style RPG just makes me laugh! It makes me laugh very,
very loudly! I can hardly contain my self when I opened this thread and came to the discovery. I didn't think I would ever find such a thing. Why don't you go join Iran in their denouncement of the Holocaust? It might suit you and your make believe!
Even IF you compare DQ to DQ VIII, aside from a GRAPHICAL representation, NOTHING HAS REALLY CHANGED. *shock*
Here's a hint: try out Dragon Quest VII. You'll see that it's really just Dragon Quest in disguise, over a decade or so later.
Nothing at heart has changed. Any indication otherwise for the Dragon Quest series (until IX) is a joke - a product of someone trying to fool themselves in to believing something else.
And why you may consider the argument "ended" merely because the only other voice of reason that was directly challenging you has decided to give up on your existence (not counting ye olde Fallout guy. Good one, I liked that, heh.). This doesn't mean you "won" anything.
EDIT:
ESPECIALLY that last bit (bolded). You CLEARLY haven't even PLAYED Dragon Quest as a series if you have the inane nerve to make such a claim. Dragon Quest, of all things quite honestly, is one of the most READILY apparent examples of continued game design, unaltered by "change".
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In regards to "banning" the terminology of "non-game" - sure, let's go ahead and keep on banning things so that the population continually goes down a continually narrow path. That seems like a plan if I've ever heard one...