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I agree, it's a shame.
There's this thing called replay and replay value. There are many such hidden things in the Suikoden series. Don't see no reason to change it, if you want to earn something then work for it.
It's like if you unlocked a racer in Mario Kart by not just coming in last but actually taking over 20 minutes to finish a race. It's just, not what the game is supposed to be.
Don't really see how that anology fits but okay. I just think you don't want to put up the work to actually reach the goal.
For me when I play the games I like to max all my characters and give them the best gear and collect everything that is possible (even those 1% drop items) and I do like the challange but maybe that's my OCD talking. But it does belong there and it's intended to be there as a different experiance run.
Now you may not like it very much, not everything is for everyone but it is what it is. Same most people play the game from start to finish without collecting even 50% of all the items or even bother to collect all the characters or even level them up, but just wanna finish the story. But I don't like that so I play differently.
In Suikoden 4, 5, and Tactics I made sure to recruit all 108 stars though.
I don't like it either I did it once just to had it done, but I like to run around collect things instead so I never bothered to do it again. I never like to speed run games. I play games for enjoyment and there's no enjoyment when you breeze thoughg the game and skipping everything.
Completely agree. I don't find that to be a fun way to enjoy the game. I guess I can see the Clive story on youtube.
While many will cry foul on cheating, I used a timer code on the PSX version to see all the Clive events without having to stress about it via Gameshark.
This is why I also play with action replay codes specifically to reset the in-game timer to 0 hours played around that point.
Makes the game much better.
Especially when using the uncap framerate option on the emulator to speed up the game in some parts.
That, and codes to fix the bugs with the recipes and some items not showing up.
Oh, and the name glitch from importing from Suikoden 1.
I've played the game without before - so can appreciate being able to explore my own 'directors cut' version with my own edits. Consider it the hidden True Rune of Emulation.