[atsonicpark]

Because that's what Japanese people want. Apparently.

[Toilet & Bowels]

My RPGs questions:

1. Why is it that most RPGs take place in a land/planet where dangerous monsters freely roam the countryside, and why does it mostly happen to be the case that the monsters get stronger and stronger the further you travel through the world?

2. Isn't it uncanny that each town you visit has slightly stronger and more expensive armour & weapons than the last?

3. Why is it that most RPGs seem to take place on planets that only have about 10 towns or cities, and you just so happen to be on the trail of an enemy that seems intent on visiting all 10 of them?

4. Why is it always up to a moody teenage boy to save the world from total destruction at the hands of an all powerful mad man?

5. Why do the women characters think that bikinis & high heel boots are appropriate attire for the battle field?

6. Why do characters suddenly become capable of super strength when they are about to die?

7. Why do characters that you first encounter as enemies that later join your party always become much weaker when they do so?

8. Why do the monsters that roam the globe always seem to carry large amounts of money on them?

[atsonicpark]

Repped.

[atsonicpark]

i'm selling chrono trigger/ffiii together:
http://cgi.ebay.com/FINAL-FANTASY-II...item2c5330d789

it's up to $56 now.

[davenotdead]

Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels

My RPGs questions:

1. Why is it that most RPGs take place in a land/planet where dangerous monsters freely roam the countryside, and why does it mostly happen to be the case that the monsters get stronger and stronger the further you travel through the world?

2. Isn't it uncanny that each town you visit has slightly stronger and more expensive armour & weapons than the last?

3. Why is it that most RPGs seem to take place on planets that only have about 10 towns or cities, and you just so happen to be on the trail of an enemy that seems intent on visiting all 10 of them?

4. Why is it always up to a moody teenage boy to save the world from total destruction at the hands of an all powerful mad man?

5. Why do the women characters think that bikinis & high heel boots are appropriate attire for the battle field?

6. Why do characters suddenly become capable of super strength when they are about to die?

7. Why do characters that you first encounter as enemies that later join your party always become much weaker when they do so?

8. Why do the monsters that roam the globe always seem to carry large amounts of money on them?

i agree. an rpg about a middle aged man having trouble with his wife and paying his mortgage would greatly entertain me. why didn't "A Serious Man" have a video game accompaniment? I'd be playing the shit out of that

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

i'm selling chrono trigger/ffiii together:
http://cgi.ebay.com/FINAL-FANTASY-III-CHRONO-TRIGGER-w-book-SNES-RARE_W0QQitemZ190374270857QQcmdZViewItemQQptZVideo _Games_Games?hash=item2c5330d789

it's up to $56 now.

I hope you don't regret this later.

[atsonicpark]

I've beaten both those games tons of times, and can emulate them on an emulator which speeds up the game a shitton, so I can quickly enter battles and gain experience instead of grinding forever. No way I'll regret it.

though I kinda do selling shin megami tensei nocturne, but I did get $90 for a game I paid $20 for so..

[Toilet & Bowels]

Are there any significant differences between the SNES and DS versions of Chrono Trigger?

[atsonicpark]

Yeah, the DS version has an extra dungeon or two, and you can recruit monsters to fight in a colloseum. Hardly significant differences, it might equal another hour of game time, or two.