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Witcher 3 is overrated
Final Fantasy 6 is in the same boat, often regarded as the best mainline FF game by the fans. Good for it's time, just okay by nowadays standards in my opinion. ATB feels really slow, random battles feel like an archaic game design, main character with some form of memory loss feels like the laziest writing you could have, characters gaining stats on level depending upon what espers they had equipped feels like bad game design contradictory of grinding which jrpgs are known for practically.
For it's time none of these things were considered issues rather than instead the norm and it was considered the genre perfected. Despite the fact that none of that is nowadays impressive it doesn't mean it wasn't ground breaking for it's time.
I really don't get this. I feel like a lot people saying this haven't ever played the game and feel threatened that a good game released on a platform they hate. It broke a lot Zelda molds, actually made open world games fun rather than busy work.
In my personal opinion, Mario Odyssey deserves the flak Breathe of the Wild gets. Nearly identical reviewer scores, but Odyssey feels like just a modern Mario game, with so many clashing game designs that ruined the experience for me, with less content that's nearly all recycled throughout the game, and yet no one gives a ♥♥♥♥ about calling it overrated because they only felt threatened by the first supposed "perfect" game that came out on the console they hate.
And still it's underrated...
Most definitely. I'll never forget that great soundtrack. All with a 16 bit platform to work with.
Halflife 1 and 2
The Binding of Isaac
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Then you can't prove you ever finished it, can you?
There's nothing overrated about it. It had a unique combast system never before seen, combined ATB (Unless you're a little ♥♥♥♥♥ and play it in wait mode, which is just slow ATB) with multi-character combo techs that differed on party composition. It had a fantastic story, despite some plot holes, with well written characters for as basic of a game as it really is being from the SNES era, a stellar soundtrack still among the best soundtracks in gaming history, the unique art style of Toriyama, and, as a 16 bit game, it literally had better graphics in 1995 than FF7 did in 1997.
Leave. Delete your Steam account.
Just curious, how far are you into the game? Like, what plot events have you gotten to, so far?
A number of JRPGs have what could be considered slow starts, though Chrono Trigger is arguably relatively fast compared to some others.
Also, how long ago did you play this game the first time?
Still there is nothing like Chrono Trigger.
That's why this lame port brought to steam is an offense to anyone who ever played the original SNES version.
You are a worthless excuse for a gamer. Hand in your gamer card, delete your account, and go take up something like stamp collecting.
You to. Ethers & MP? Like every other JRPG? Little amount of characters? Six/Seven isn't enough? Childish disgusting character design? LOL. Wot?
No, Chrono Cross is awful. Combat system was medicore. Story was not as good. And hey you get like 30 characters! 90% of which are 100% irrelevant to the story. HEY RANDOM SCARECROW WANNA JOIN MA PARTY?!
Loser.
In fairness CC had its own unique charm to it. Yes it was different, and it really only came together when you actually figure out Kid and the entire connection to Chrono Trigger. Most miss this, which is actually the best part of this title.
I do agree they had too many useless chars that just didnt add to the story though, which was a difference to CT.
Chrono Trigger, EVERY character is relevant, even Magus (the actual evil one). Which OP that hasnt played the game seems to have forgotten.
Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross connection is in the spoiler. There is more than what I have listed, but thats basically the direct connection people miss.
Serge (the male MC) is actually a time ♥♥♥♥♥♥ from events created during CT. Kid, is a child from CT that was shifted to CC word due to events in CT. Basically Serge isnt real, and Kid is from an alternate world. Pay attention to Lucca and what she ran.