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번역 관련 문제 보고
"Largo / Rosie has retreated from battle".
You cannot use them anymore until the battle ends I think, but they're not dead. After the mission ends they will be back in the barracks and fine and dandy. No need to worry. Because of this they also make for really good bait.
Well like I said, they give you CP when deployed, so you really wouldn't want to lose them permanently.
Less of an issue in VC2, because that game lets you decide which of your people you want to be your CP granting officers. (But everyone in that game has Plot Armor I think.)
And a VC3. But both only came out on the PSP, and the third game was never released in the US.
The amount of rage I felt on that decision back in the day... It wasn't pretty.
Money really makes people blind. $_$
VC2 and VC3 (Sadly just in japanese and partial fan-made translaton) are not "as good" as VC but honestly, if VC3 was made for PS3/PS4 it could be even better game than VC, story and characters are more interesting and you can actually go watch few short OVA for VC3, they are really well made and show perfectly interactions of those three games
VCII takes place 2 years later during a civil war, following military academy cadets that police their region (play VC 1 through and you'll see this makes sense. I ain't spoilin' nuthin!)
VCIII takes place during VC 1, but follows the black-ops group 422nd Squad "Nameless", a penal squad sent as cannon fodder. These are missions that the army decided were too dangerous for wasting Militia troops on: that's saying something, considering what the Militia's 7th Platoon got put through.
Both games are on the Playstation Portable (and maybe Vita via PSN, but I'm not sure). Unfortunantly, the 3rd game is exclusive to Japan, but a fanmade translation patch has advanced far enough to enjoy a playable experience. But be forewarned: check the region on the case of any game you purchase to make sure it will work. On some hacked PSP's, this isn't a problem. American systems will play UMDs with a "1" or "ALL" region rating by default.
At the time I was still used public transportation and it was really helpful to pass the time.
As for 3, from what I understand they didn't bring it to the west to due to poor sales of the system and 2 in the USA. It did just fine in Japan.