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Chocobo
 Member 1401 Level 12.13 Mar 2006 
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@_@ Only three? That's insanity!
....Well, Here are some RPGs that I really liked: Breath of Fire Series: I can't just pick one (well, BoF IV is my favorite); the entire BoF series is really a nostalgic series for me, with unique elements and good storyline (sans III's storyline, but maybe I'm just bitter...). The fourth installment, however, was probably one of my first RPGs. The dual protagonist perspective and storyline, coupled with the beautiful sprites and music, made a memorable game for me. Vagrant Story: Someone said on a forum that the first few battles of the game is extremely easy, then it just throws you to the fucking wolves. They were right. I don't think I ever played a game as challenging as Vagrant Story. You really need to utilize *EVERYTHING* just to survive the intense battle system (AND THE GODAMN CHAINING ARGH). But it's so totally worth it; the storyline and the beautiful graphics and cinematography is something to behold. Starcraft series: I completely suck ass at Strategy RPGs, but I loved Starcraft's storyline. I was only like eleven when my bro and I first played it, but the politics and voice-acting and the user-friendliness (yay cheat codes~) really made an impact in my gaming life. Honorable Mentions: Shadow Hearts: The first one SO totally kicks the second one's ass. (Haven't played the third one yet, but I mean to...) Unique battle system (especially the judgement ring and sanity points and fusions) and creepy, horror atmosphere. The plot was kinda cliched, but I really liked the twists they put in. Oh, I also loved the fact that they put in two different endings (I only experienced that when I played BoF IV years prior) that VASTLY changed things throughout the game. Tales of Phantasia: Played the DeJap ROM, and the battle system, as well as the storyline, really made me addicted. Final Fantasy X: Dunno; call me young and naive, but I really liked FFX's storyline. The battle system was really easy to use (and, admitedly, abuse), with the Sphere Grid and AP and whatnot. EDIT: Ok, I just realized that Starcraft is a RTS, "real-time strategy", not a SRPG. Sorry! Just go ahead and put Shadow Hearts as the third! How ya doing, buddy? |
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