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Only suikoden 2 really is solid enough to stand a chance to 33. Dragon Warrior 7, not really rofl, FF12's story is a mess, excellent gameplay tho, chrono cross is kindof a mess.
Most of your points are also like.. meaningless ? You don't like to parry, cool story bro, most are fine with it. I was doing this ♥♥♥♥ on mario rpg and legend of dragoons I was like 10. :D
Like, nobody who's serious would say all suikodens are better than this rofl, some are really crass, suikoden 2 is my favorite game but the series as a whole has stumbled a lot, kinda like wild arms.
I feel like your point is grossly biased, also probably informed by nostalgia and rose tinted glasses. >//<
It makes you feel the same way you might have when you played FFVII in 1997. I think this is the closest this generation has to having that specific feeling we had with those games. Sure, it has flaws but so did those games. Where technical limitations meant old school developers had to get creative, we now have an underequipped studio getting creative to provide an experience we'll above their pay grade.
In short if this was me from 1997 playing those game today I would hold this game in the same high regard I held games like Final Fantasy. I do believe this should be a game that survives the test of time where so many RPGs in the past have not. French Final Fantasy is the future.
I wish there was some more complexity in Expedition 33 too, I'd like the game even more if it was more pure RPG, and a bit less beep-bop-boop QTE simulator. But flaws and all. it's still vastly better than anything Squenix has dumped out under the FF label in over 10 years.
Seriously. I think the OP has major nostalgia googles on.
There is like ONE brilliant Suikoden game which is 2, then two "good" ones (1 and 5), one mediocre one (3) and one garbage one (4).
Most of the spinoff games ( tactics, tierkreis and so on) are also bad.
Final Fantasy did not have a good entry since 12, thats nearly 20 years ago.
And even before that some were MEH at best, like 10 and 10-2 ( yes i dont like 10, sue me. one of the dumbest settings in JRPG history. Underwater handball gtfo).
Same. I was never really a fan of turn based games in general, but e33 showed me its not the genre, its the games that weren't good.
You made your point clear, refund and leave. If you don't like the game, why are you in the forums all the time? Looks like it lives pretty rent free in your head.
lol youre delusional. Suikoden 3 is amazing and absolutely a fan favourite
Also calling suikoden 3 mid or bad, is all the proof needed to not have to take anything you say seriously.
Oh, and I LITERALLY said multiple times this game (33) has a more interesting story and better cinematic presentation than most, if not all ff games. What more praise do you want? It hits a point where you cannot say anything real about the game because it is so heavily praised by fanboys.
I am essentially talking Suikoden 1 - 5 with a focus being on 1 - 3. Get a life. Only a goofball would assume I was saying "Suikoden tactics" is superior. Im not Neil De Grasse Tyson giving a ted talk on science. Sorry I wasnt more clear lol
Suikoden 3 was... ok. Attempts were made. Suikoden fans back then saw the many flaws in the narrative and snorted some powerful copium by pinning the blame on Konami meddling in the development and "firing" Murayama only for the man himself to debunk those claims and say he left after Suikoden 3 was finished, in saying that anything wrong with Suikoden 3 was all him (he stated after S2, Konami gave him free reign over S3, the trusted him). Some fans still latch onto the blame Konami narrative and like I said, the S3 fans are pretty much divided now on whether 3 would need to be remastered or remade altogether.