the world ends with you

[phe0nixblade]

Re: the world ends with you

game actually looks pretty tight

[XxdragonhunterxX]

Re: the world ends with you

yes, you can continue the game after you beat it, and you can warp back to any point in the storyline with all of your pins and stats, and also when you beat the game you can use any of your partners by switching to them from the phone menu

[Tables]

Re: the world ends with you

Well gee, I heard this game was good, and I really need something to do with my DS (I already beat Order Of Ecclesia).

Q: Does this game last for a fairly long time?

[StormKlowd61]

Re: the world ends with you

Well gee, I heard this game was good, and I really need something to do with my DS (I already beat Order Of Ecclesia).

Q: Does this game last for a fairly long time?

A: To beat the game takes about 20 hours. But to fully master the game (100% it) takes over 200. I'm proof of this. 100% of everything in 233 hours and 42 minutes.

[XxdragonhunterxX]

Re: the world ends with you

i just beat the game last night, so im like 10-15% done

[XxdragonhunterxX]

Re: the world ends with you

Oh I agree on this completely actually. Their are a lot of games out there with non skippable cut-scenes, that really annoy the crap out of me. I've never had a problem with listening to the story again, but it can get really annoying if you die, and they make you sit through a cut-scene again. No matter how much the maker of the game wants you to watch the story, I'm sure they didn't want to make you watch it 20 times just cause you can't beat the boss, death penalties don't need to be that extreme.

Another thing I noticed, it seems that in most games, if the game stays in the in game engine during a storyline scene and requires you to hit a button to advance the text, very often you're not allowed to skip the scene. If it switches to a cutscene engine or the characters talk on their own without you doing anything, like a movie, then usually you can skip. Tales of Vesperia is a good example of that. I'm not sure if that's just the games I've played though, correct me if I'm wrong there

(an exception to this would be Final Fantasy X, I believe all the cut scenes in that game were unskippable)

Edit: I just realized I wrote all this even though the people who posted generally agreed that the skip button should have been in the game. Yay, I just contributed nothing to the conversation

lol, that just made me laugh