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I know someone already recommended Dragon Quest VIII, though I want to second it. Yes, even though you've made up your mind. Since you've played every Shin Megami Tensei game (I'm assuming you were enjoying yourself), I think it'd be the best RPG for you to pick up at this time. Especially after putting down Odin Sphere (which I admittedly only finished out of attrition).
It's very traditionalist, but the storyline is enjoyable and manages to strike a balance between having a decent epic line to the story and also not taking itself so seriously. It's a satisfying romp, provided that you like the more old school feeling it provides. I actually cast a vote against Radiata Stories. Along with Grandia III, it was just one of those RPGs that felt like it was just... there. In my PS2. Literally wasting my time. You should sell them for money! Jam it back in, in the dark. ![]() |
There's nowhere I can't reach. ![]() |
I have fond memories of Wild Arms 2, though I do remember never really taking the story seriously. It was just fun to play, even with puzzle boards having those GODDAMNED random battles. It struck a balance where you were usually always busy, even though admittedly I realize that a lot of the tasks were mundane. I could have fun with that sort of thing way back when, back when I wasn't asking myself if I had something better to do.
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