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It's a goddamn revelation. Too bad all you fools will be playing Star Wars. I love the localization. "Aye bet them barins be en te fa tur." Classic. I hope there's a welsh country.
Also I don't have four thousand years to devote to a DQ game only to feel empty by the end of it like I did in high school. But hey, give it to me for $5 and we might have a deal :3
Yeah! Each country's NPC's dialogue is based on a real world stereotype. Some people hate it but I fell it adds a lot and it's never as stupid/bizarre as CC's was.
I played only a few dragon quests and I disliked them. I think it was the monster designs and grind that made me angry. I know all turn based RPGs have grind. But DQ makes damn sure you have to do it before you leave every town for about an hour or two.
Find a dog, honk it's nose. If you are bothered by this sentence. I guess you're just not cool enough for the noses.
Yeah! Each country's NPC's dialogue is based on a real world stereotype. Some people hate it but I fell it adds a lot and it's never as stupid/bizarre as CC's was.
The example you gave is ten times as bizarre and unreadable as CC's.
But everyone in the region talks like that. It's not one random french harlequin out of the whole world. And I exaggerated a little (but only just). Let's look at an example from the game.
Originally posted by Burland Soldier
I'm afraid I've no more information on the whereaboots o' those wee kiddies. I'm wonderin' if that tur tae the west has somethin' tae wi' it all, but I dinnae hae the first clue hoo tae get inside.
It works in context. I can't wait till I get to the Russian land and it's all broken english.
Originally posted by Tintenfisch
I played only a few dragon quests and I disliked them. I think it was the monster designs and grind that made me angry. I know all turn based RPGs have grind. But DQ makes damn sure you have to do it before you leave every town for about an hour or two.
If you use your buffs you don't really need to grind at all, and it's not like there's a penalty for dying. If you keep pushing you'll make it through. I read a good description of it: "you'll need to grind a lot if you play a Dragon Quest like a Final Fantasy, but if you play a Dragon Quest like a Dragon Quest you don't need to grind at all."
I heard they cut the party chat function that had like half of the game's dialogue?
I mean I don't assume anyone is actually playing a remake of a NES game for its plot ... but that's awfully lame considering how most of the script has been done since the Japanese release almost a year ago.
I played only a few dragon quests and I disliked them. I think it was the monster designs and grind that made me angry. I know all turn based RPGs have grind. But DQ makes damn sure you have to do it before you leave every town for about an hour or two.
DQ8 cleverly hid its grinding roots by scattering chests everywhere. The chests contained rare/powerful items and naturally you got into a billion fights trying to find them so it balanced itself out. I have to say that I never once "grinded" in DQ8 because I was too busy running around the world map looking for stuff.
The other DQ's are a different story. DQVII was perhaps the worst in terms of length because it made you run through the dungeons twice but the pre DQVI games are like 20-40 hours long which is what I expect out of an average RPG. Any longer and it feels like a chore for me to play through (looking at you Final Fantasy XII).
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