i think it is just like fire emblem except the weapons never break. this is a good game until you get all your characters to level 99 and then there really isn't anything. so i would kind of recommend it.
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Re: Jean d'arc for PSP
I like Fire Emblem! Since it's something like that and you recommend it, I'll go get it or at least take a look into it. Thanks legoboy792.Removed a .gif image so your total signature size isn't well over 1MB. Keep this in mind for the future.
5th Official FFR Tournament Scores (Division 5)Round 1: Novo Mundo (AAA)Round 2: 4 Chord Touhou (AAA)Round 3: October (1.0.0.1)Round 4: Silly Symphony (1.0.0.0)Round 5: Hardkore Atomic (4.0.0.1)Round 6: Blue Rose (2.0.0.0)Round 7: La Dump (Eliminated for being lazy.)
Originally posted by smartdude1212EA will wander into his house with twenty minutes remaining in the round, load up FFR, realize he needs to ****, go to do so, discover he's hungry, whip up a gourmet meal, return to FFR with five minutes to go, play la camp once, and missflag on the 2154th arrow because scythe of 13 is watching him
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no problem just im lettign you know once you beat it theres nothing left to do except restart and fire emblem is awesomeComment
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Well once you beat it there are extra stages that open up and you can still collect gems. But yes I recommend this game to it's fullest extent. It's created by Level-5 so from that alone you know it's fuggen epic.Comment
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yeah i know that but once you totally beat those stages no more gems to collect no more skills to make what do you do then?Comment
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I don't know. Every single player game ends at one point I guess.Comment
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Question: I do plan on getting a PSP soon.
Does this suffer from Level-5 syndrome, where there's just TOO much to do in the game? I couldn't even begin to play Dark Cloud 2 in a comfortable manner because how extremely large the game world was and all the options in front of me."A new take on the epic fantasy genre... Darkly comic, relatable characters... twisted storyline."
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Lol no, it's not sandboxy in that aspect. There's a lot to do but everything you can do on the side of the game is solely for the main part of game.
Besides most things that would be considered sand boxy aren't available towards the start of the game.Comment
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what about the pokemon games those really would never endComment
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