gregor7777 said:Where in Gohtza?
If you're on the fourth disc, you've missed them. They're the only two missable spells in the game.
gregor7777 said:Where in Gohtza?
The story isn't overdone or too dramatic. Battles are fun; it takes some of the best elements of, say, old school FF, Chrono Trigger/Cross, and even some Dragon Quest, and combines them. The characters are simple and likable, graphics are absolutely beautiful, presentation and pacing is near flawless, and the soundtrack is superb (probably Uematsu's best since FFVIII). Much like Dragon Quest VIII, it really does seem like an old school RPG, but modernized.bob_arctor said:Huh. All I've heard is the opposite. I am currently playing through BD (more than halfway through Disc 1 currently) and am very much enjoying it. I planned to get LO when I was done. What does BD do better? I really enjoy the brisk pace of BD's story more than anything. It combines the laid-back vibe I crave in my JRPG's with a sense of always moving things along without having to linger in any one particular area to the point of boredom or stagnancy.
QVT said:If you're on the fourth disc, you've missed them. They're the only two missable spells in the game.
Diablos said:The story isn't overdone or too dramatic. Battles are fun; it takes some of the best elements of, say, old school FF, Chrono Trigger/Cross, and even some Dragon Quest, and combines them. The characters are simple and likable, graphics are absolutely beautiful, presentation and pacing is near flawless, and the soundtrack is superb (probably Uematsu's best since FFVIII). Much like Dragon Quest VIII, it really does seem like an old school RPG, but modernized.
It's unfortunate that so many people seem to hate Blue Dragon for almost no reason.
QVT said:If you're on the fourth disc, you've missed them. They're the only two missable spells in the game.
Diablos said:The story isn't overdone or too dramatic. Battles are fun; it takes some of the best elements of, say, old school FF, Chrono Trigger/Cross, and even some Dragon Quest, and combines them. The characters are simple and likable, graphics are absolutely beautiful, presentation and pacing is near flawless, and the soundtrack is superb (probably Uematsu's best since FFVIII). Much like Dragon Quest VIII, it really does seem like an old school RPG, but modernized.
It's unfortunate that so many people seem to hate Blue Dragon for almost no reason.
Or it could be the fourth disc. Got one too when I put disc #4 in and my last DRE occurred at least a year ago.TimeKillr said:I'm pretty pissed right now - I'm on Disc 4, doing a bunch of sidequesting...
I try to go to Uhra, and what happens? Disc read error. Ugh. Now I can't get back there AT ALL. I guess my 360 is dying, again.
Now, now. There are plenty of reasons to dislike Blue Dragon: relatively uninspired dungeons (save a few); stupid boss theme; way too conservative of a story,Diablos said:It's unfortunate that so many people seem to hate Blue Dragon for almost no reason.
aparisi2274 said:1. As I level up does the game compensate for that, and increase the stats of the enemies? Like Mass Effect?
2. Is there some better way to level up my group? I keep fighting enemies and it seems like I only get 1xp per enemy, sometimes I get almost 20xp per battle... but I dont understand if I missing something, some condition of the battle, that would give me more xp... I understand that the level up system is based on a std 100pt system, but I mean how do they expect you to beat certain bosses, if you can level up above that boss...
probune said:If you're getting tiny amounts of exp per battle, then you've hit the recommended level for that area. You should be fine once you're there.
Jax said:OMFG. I am absolutely hating this game right now. Please someone guide me to endgame. I hate the temple of enlightenment and its horrible creatures. My hiatus away to play DMC4 .... only to return to this slog of a game. Where's the endgame? I want to leave the temple unfinished and go finish this game. HELP!!!
TwiztidElf said:I've been trying to beat the final boss with my whole party (Kaim, Seth, Jansen, Cooke, Mack) at Level 47.
Green Shinobi said:I just got my state tax return.
Should I get this game? It's a toss-up between this and Devil May Cry 4. I've been playing a ton of Mass Effect lately, and I'm hoping this doesn't feel too dated in the wake of that game. However, I love the Super Nintendo Final Fantasies and Chrono Trigger, and also some of Square's PS1 rpgs.
Kruhex said:Due to the bad taste Disc 3 left in my mouth, I've progressed through Disc 4 very slowly, to the point of where I haven't played it since a week ago. It does get better again on Disc 4 hopefully, I'm assuming.
its a great throw back to the old school Jrpg's. if you're craving that kind of genre, i'd recommend it.Green Shinobi said:I just got my state tax return.
Should I get this game? It's a toss-up between this and Devil May Cry 4. I've been playing a ton of Mass Effect lately, and I'm hoping this doesn't feel too dated in the wake of that game. However, I love the Super Nintendo Final Fantasies and Chrono Trigger, and also some of Square's PS1 rpgs.
Buy it, I'm still on disk 3 and this is the best rpg I've played since ffXGreen Shinobi said:I just got my state tax return.
Should I get this game? It's a toss-up between this and Devil May Cry 4. I've been playing a ton of Mass Effect lately, and I'm hoping this doesn't feel too dated in the wake of that game. However, I love the Super Nintendo Final Fantasies and Chrono Trigger, and also some of Square's PS1 rpgs.
Zzoram said:Early in Disc 2, the way things are shaping up, it looks like I'll be sticking to using Immortals, and swapping out Mortals for skill linking as required.
Is it going to be ok if I use mainly Immortals and Jansen? Jansen is the only Mortal that I don't hate.
Uhhh, it has a story. It is indeed simplistic, but it has one. Don't be uptight.MoogPaul said:I liked Blue Dragon, but lets be honest, you need to have a story to begin with in order for it to be "not overdone or too dramatic"
FateBreaker said:OK, I know that I'm being repetitive here, but I just don't care. These 1000-year-dreams are so amazing. Amazing. I would pay $60 just for them alone. I think that it's better reading a chunk of them at once (at an inn, or something), instead of reading them when they sporadically pop up throughout the game. Anyone else feel this way? For anyone who has skipped them, though: read them. You *will* be touched.
Messages from a Weakling (or whatever) was excellent.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0142437395/?tag=neogaf0e-20FateBreaker said:OK, I know that I'm being repetitive here, but I just don't care. These 1000-year-dreams are so amazing. Amazing. I would pay $60 just for them alone. I think that it's better reading a chunk of them at once (at an inn, or something), instead of reading them when they sporadically pop up throughout the game. Anyone else feel this way? For anyone who has skipped them, though: read them. You *will* be touched.
Messages from a Weakling (or whatever) was excellent.
Scenester said:TREASURE TROVE ARRRRGGGHHHHHH
Yep, as predicited when I got the last chest in The Temple of Enlightenment I didnt get the friggn achieve. Went and got the two underwater ones I missed. No achievement. Time to go through every area again
I couldnt sleep last night as I was thinking aobut what treasures I might have missed....
I know for a fact that I dont have the soldiers helmet from the very start of the game, does that affect the achievement?
Kuran said:My biggest complaint is partly the character design, which is uneven.. and some of the wardrobe. What Cooke and Mack are wearing is just ridiculous.
Thanks for that!Orodreth said:Here it is:
Curse the Treasure Trove achievement and the horse it rode in on! Be interested to hear if you ever do get it. I certainly wont.Scenester said:found a chest I missed in the Temple of Enlightenment and a spell under the bed of the Ipsilon hut... still no dice.
Im going to have to make a checklist and mark areas off one by one as frisk them I think
this is one bitch of an achievement
Not sure if you meant it this way, but I must admit I found it distracting how some characters (such as Sed) are really detailed, while others (like Gongora) sort of have a more 'game'-ish look. Strange.Kuran said:My biggest complaint is partly the character design, which is uneven.. and some of the wardrobe. What Cooke and Mack are wearing is just ridiculous.
Nolan. said:Their outfits seem very final fantasy like and the kind of thing they would dream up themselves, well the ones after you first meet them.
I personally don't mind Cooke's outfit, though I agree that Mack's is ridiculous. Maybe it's the color: would've looked better in almost any other color I reckon.Kuran said:My biggest complaint is partly the character design, which is uneven.. and some of the wardrobe. What Cooke and Mack are wearing is just ridiculous.
Scenester said:TREASURE TROVE ARRRRGGGHHHHHH
Yep, as predicited when I got the last chest in The Temple of Enlightenment I didnt get the friggn achieve. Went and got the two underwater ones I missed. No achievement. Time to go through every area again
I couldnt sleep last night as I was thinking aobut what treasures I might have missed....
I know for a fact that I dont have the soldiers helmet from the very start of the game, does that affect the achievement?