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Also this version of Sky has an iconic feature that the remake almost certainly won't have: chest messages (you'll see what I mean).
Starting with Daybreak is a valid option, but keep in mind every arc in this series is deeply interconnected. Characters will return, old locations will be visited, and plot points will be continued. Starting with Sky is the only way to get the full experience, if that's important to you.
Plus, many people (myself included) consider Sky the best arc. It's not just "homework" for later games. It's an amazing journey in itself.
So yeah, I'd recommend playing the original. If you don't like the old-style graphics, you can refund (it's cheap anyway) and go for one of the later games (Trails of Cold Steel 1 is the first game to be fully 3D, and Trails through Daybreak 1 is where they start looking really refined).
Then when the remake comes out, if you still want to buy it, that could be a hugely satisfying play too, seeing the place you travelled through in glorious 3D!
Yeah, makes sense I knew it was a trilogy but I didn't know the criteria on when the other sky entries would be remade. It also seems like to me it wouldn't take that long as they'd probably just reuse what they have. 2-3 years is what i'd think to get the other two out. I already own Sky FC. I didn't realize the arcs were "deeply" connected more like just referenced and I was told that it would probably be fine. I do want to play the best version of Sky that's my only thing but maybe i'll replay it anyway with the remake since it'll be a different experience with different combat and whatnot. Will probably support it none the less if there's a Switch 2 version. Thank you for your input!
You'll probably be fine starting with a later arc, in the sense that you won't be lost, but you will spoil plot points and character arcs for yourself, if you ever go back and play the older games.
I have not yet been playing some other stuff but I'm having a hard time deciding!
if you wanna play different arc, keep in mind you'll get spoiled. Even if you start from beginning of the arc you might get spoiled on some plot threads conclusions from ealier entries (e.g certain character story from first three games concludes in Azure). Also events from 1st three games are mostly breifly mentioned, only thoroughly explained to the MC, not the player.
The best entry points are trails in Sky (1/FC), Trails from zero, Coldsteel (1), Daybreak (1). Reverie it's "Marvel cinematic universe Endgame" equivalent in trails series which concludes trails entire story (from 1st game through Crossbell games, then Coldsteel) to my knowladge, so I wouldn't recommend playing it as 1st game.
Imo I recommend Crossbell arc as the latest entry point due Crossbell games and Coldsteel events influencing each other.
I appreciate it. Just as a note it's been confirmed for multiplat at launch.
I assumed it was coming only on switch first due to it being first revealed at Nintento Direct and ealier entries coming out later in the west and PCs
Also worth noting 1st entries in each arc take into account potential newcomers
e.g you can read on various terms in library in Zero & Azure
Still they don't go in detail during main story on what happened in previous games (mostly Sky games)