Augemitbutter
Member
i guess gamers are spoiled by huge unrealistic racks, they get irritated by the small.
good thread.
good thread.
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Resonance of Fate |OT| John Woo RPG Action and Small Racks
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InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
I've actually found huge racks to be off putting, I much prefer average sized/small breasts on my female characters. :lolAugemitbutter said:
firehawk12
Subete no aware
Seriously, how the hell is any English VA, Nolan North included, supposed to do that dance scene. I almost want to play it just to see the trainwreck. :lol
Tons of reviews are poking out around the net. I'll leave it up to the OP of thread to check out www.n4g.com and type in RoF in search to find the scores and such.
It's score 80% + right now. I think Eurogamer said it was the best JRPG of this generation, but only to fans of JRPGs , unlike FF13 that might please more casual players.
That's pretty crazy stuff. :O
It's score 80% + right now. I think Eurogamer said it was the best JRPG of this generation, but only to fans of JRPGs , unlike FF13 that might please more casual players.
That's pretty crazy stuff. :O
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Yeah, Studio DEEN successfully killed the atmosphere presented in the source material with that abomination of an adaption.Dresden said:
On Topic, I wonder why they changed Reanbell's name and no one elses.
â Narayan
Member
So, uh, anyone have an idea as to what the Hell is going on here?=GabrielKnight= said:just noticed this:
this shot is from a video of the japanese ps3 version
and this is from the usa/pal version, machine unknown
why so much difference?
Jap - Western changes (could make sense, it's a), or PS3/360 version differences?blackout scene
Kinda looks like a 360 shot. Someone posted a comparison pic in the other thread, and the lighting in the 360 version looks a lot like what's on his coat, compared to the top picture.
â Narayan
Member
So the 360 version is washed out? This is a pretty strange and huge difference.Dresden said:
Maybe it's foggy? Everyone says that the two perform identically, so I'm more inclined to believe them.
grandjedi6
Master of the Google Search
To be fair, you have to understand what Nathan Drake is comparing her to.Hcoregamer00 said:
bloodforge
Member
InfiniteNine said:
As do I.
I'll probably pick this game up eventually, got too many games as it is already at the moment.
Mm, this game does look quite interesting. The battle system seems like it'll scratch the "I want JRPG gameplay but I want something new!" itch that's been festering away since I completed Valkyria Chronicles, though the character design does seem slightly on the grating side (but big props for having a main female character with average proportions! Boo@everyone who is calling her "small").
Given it won't be the most popular game in the world, I'm sure it'll drop to a ridiculous £15 or less on one of the big UK supermarket websites within a couple of weeks, so I'll hold off until then.
Given it won't be the most popular game in the world, I'm sure it'll drop to a ridiculous £15 or less on one of the big UK supermarket websites within a couple of weeks, so I'll hold off until then.
Urban Scholar
Member
I know I'm rather late but great work Rpgmonkey & DarKaoZ! We should collaborate more in the future gentlemen.
Over the weekend at work I took notice when another individual ordered this. Someone else ordered it for the 360. So at least that's 2 people looking forward to this once it comes in.
Over the weekend at work I took notice when another individual ordered this. Someone else ordered it for the 360. So at least that's 2 people looking forward to this once it comes in.
I can't believe you guys have been going about. I'm more of a nice petite package overall if you catch my drift 
NemesisPrime
Banned
I think you do not understand the word washed-out.
Cityscapes might not resonate with a western audience.
Remember kids, Tri-Ace games are all about the battle system, item creation and the fun ways you can break the game by exploiting the various bonus and items in the game. Do not come in looking for great characters, VA, cutscenes, story. Since this is the VP team, it won't be as wacky as SO4, but it will have its share of bad moments. Its day one for me.
TheApatheticOne
Member
This thread is a shining example of why I love/hate GAF. Love because with the flurry of 'big' releases, I hadn't even heard of this game. I got Yakuza 3, Final Fantasy 13, and Battlefield BC 2 in the past 3 weeks, and picking up GoW3 today. I need a new game about as bad as Ben Roethlisberger needs to be in a college town bar. But I read this thread, watch a video or two, and come to realize I don't just want this game now, that's childish. I needs it, and when you need something, that's a responsibility.
Dont care that it comes out tomorrow though, since Im going today to pick up my GoW3 preorder.
Dont care that it comes out tomorrow though, since Im going today to pick up my GoW3 preorder.
Son of Godzilla
Banned
No, it was just easier to pretend you did.Suairyu said:
electroshockwave
Member
Varion said:
http://www.gamestracker.com/buy-resonance-of-fate-compare-prices-ps3.htm
Gameplay are pretty much GAME/Gamestation and I've used Coolshop before, they deliver quickly but the game wasn't sealed if that matters (it wasn't a recent release so I don't know whether or not that would affect things).
mjemirzian
Banned
That rpgland article is missing important details and contains mistakes. Whoever wrote it apparently thinks it covers 'everything' when it does far from that.. it's more of an instruction manual than anything.
Switching characters only consumes time if you want to re-use the same person twice or more in a row. After using one character and ending their turn, pressing LT/RT switches between the remaining two characters without time loss. To use the same character again, you have to press B (or cancel, whatever) and you can access them again - which does cost a small bit of time, and it also erases any resonance points you had built up. Once you use all 3 characters you can once again switch between them all without time loss. The developers added this to encourage you to use all 3 characters in a row instead of rely on just one or two.
They failed to mention that you can press RT/LT to switch between the character leading the resonance attack after pressing the resonance button.
They don't explain the enemy attack gague that resides above each enemy's head. This is one of the most basic elements of the game. For example, the letter on the enemy attack gague (V, Z, or R/L) indicates who they are targetting. They also fail to mention interrupting enemy attacks, which is one of the most basic strategies. You can interrupt enemies attack gague by running behind cover, knocking them in the air, or freezing them.
Well unless they revised the article after I complained, but w/e.
Some more details:
There are 10 difficulty levels that are unlockable one after the other. The highest one is 5x enemy HP/ATK. However the game can be broken with lv 100 machine guns that do 100% scratch damage and kill almost anything in 1-2 hits.
From a gamefaqs poster:
"Here are some bulletpoints for "blast up" -
* Cancels enemy action (vital on harder difficulties)
* The guage that appears continues to fill as you shoot the enemy in the air
* When a chance to stop the guage occurs, you can cancel it and save the guage with B
* Guage carries over to other enemies, even other areas, until you stop it in the follow up attack zone
* Once stopped in the zone you can *charge infinitely*, all the way to level 100% if your gun is fast enough. This is also vital on harder difficulties as it allows a low level weapon user to still get big MG damage / skills etc. off."
Switching characters only consumes time if you want to re-use the same person twice or more in a row. After using one character and ending their turn, pressing LT/RT switches between the remaining two characters without time loss. To use the same character again, you have to press B (or cancel, whatever) and you can access them again - which does cost a small bit of time, and it also erases any resonance points you had built up. Once you use all 3 characters you can once again switch between them all without time loss. The developers added this to encourage you to use all 3 characters in a row instead of rely on just one or two.
They failed to mention that you can press RT/LT to switch between the character leading the resonance attack after pressing the resonance button.
They don't explain the enemy attack gague that resides above each enemy's head. This is one of the most basic elements of the game. For example, the letter on the enemy attack gague (V, Z, or R/L) indicates who they are targetting. They also fail to mention interrupting enemy attacks, which is one of the most basic strategies. You can interrupt enemies attack gague by running behind cover, knocking them in the air, or freezing them.
Well unless they revised the article after I complained, but w/e.
Some more details:
There are 10 difficulty levels that are unlockable one after the other. The highest one is 5x enemy HP/ATK. However the game can be broken with lv 100 machine guns that do 100% scratch damage and kill almost anything in 1-2 hits.
From a gamefaqs poster:
"Here are some bulletpoints for "blast up" -
* Cancels enemy action (vital on harder difficulties)
* The guage that appears continues to fill as you shoot the enemy in the air
* When a chance to stop the guage occurs, you can cancel it and save the guage with B
* Guage carries over to other enemies, even other areas, until you stop it in the follow up attack zone
* Once stopped in the zone you can *charge infinitely*, all the way to level 100% if your gun is fast enough. This is also vital on harder difficulties as it allows a low level weapon user to still get big MG damage / skills etc. off."
Partly true. I was a lot more forgiving back then. But Baldur's Gate certainly gave me both! VAs aside, that is.Son of Godzilla said:
Thing is, there's already a degree of storytelling immaturity I expect from all JRPGs as a standard that I can usually just ignore and enjoy as cheap anime fluff, so if someone goes out of their way to point out I shouldn't expect anything from the story department I get worried.
NOTHING in that video is "unvoiced'. They recorded a desynced video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMu7qYyEEM4#t=4m10s
This is the JP game, the lines are exactly the same. But the audio in the English video is desynced and it makes it look like there are unvoiced lines. You can tell it is desynced because you hear the tutorial text chime while the prologue chapter text is still showing, and you hear the NPC's "hmmm..." voice before the town even loads in the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMu7qYyEEM4#t=4m10s
This is the JP game, the lines are exactly the same. But the audio in the English video is desynced and it makes it look like there are unvoiced lines. You can tell it is desynced because you hear the tutorial text chime while the prologue chapter text is still showing, and you hear the NPC's "hmmm..." voice before the town even loads in the video.
Killkernal
Member
Just what sort of shenanigans is Amazon pulling here? My RoF pre-order still has a date of March 19th as estimated arrival, while the game's actual page is stating that it usually ships in '2 to 3 weeks'. Same thing with Fragile for the Wii. This is potentially uncool.
Host Samurai
Member
Couldn't they find a better time to release this game? Between FF13, Yakuza 2, GoW3, MegaMan 10, Rondo, Cave Story next week. Holy fuck, I need to quit my job.