Thanks man, I'll change it up in a bit for MM.Furburt said:
Ouch. The first and second part, yo!zadx said:
Deepest Turn-Based RPG
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While it may SEEM simple you essentially have...
-At least 3 different strategies concerning basic enemies utilizing two basic methods of attack.
-Timed Hits based on player skill that are different for every attack.
-A selection of Party Members each with different Basic Attacks and different Flower Point Skills
-A chargable "Super Move" Meter based on your Timed Hit Success.
-A fairly impressive skill system involving Badges and Badge Points.
- Super Moves gained through Plot Progression
- "Background Elements" that effect the flow of battle (members of the Audience will hurt or help both you and your enemies.
- Different types of enemies that always effect how they need to be fought.
It's a damn deep battle system and it's probably the best turn based system I've ever played.
While it may SEEM simple you essentially have...
-At least 3 different strategies concerning basic enemies utilizing two basic methods of attack.
-Timed Hits based on player skill that are different for every attack.
-A selection of Party Members each with different Basic Attacks and different Flower Point Skills
-A chargable "Super Move" Meter based on your Timed Hit Success.
-A fairly impressive skill system involving Badges and Badge Points.
- Super Moves gained through Plot Progression
- "Background Elements" that effect the flow of battle (members of the Audience will hurt or help both you and your enemies.
- Different types of enemies that always effect how they need to be fought.
It's a damn deep battle system and it's probably the best turn based system I've ever played.
I was hoping I'd get to be the first to say it. Fallout and Fallout 2 are some of the best RPGs I've ever played, and some of the only turn-based ones that I don't hate a lot.Furburt said:
:|zadx said:
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Fallout 2 is by far the best.
I don't consider Build to be a major part of the actual quality of the combat system. To me Pokemon is just plain boring. The primary challenge and depth is in building your team, which has nothing to do with the actual battle system (as far as I'm concerned). The actual battle system (in my opinion) is a simple Trading Hits (I go, you go, I go, you go) system with nothing more than a glorified RPS ability system on top of it. Now if it had an interesting element like the Shin Megami Tensei series's Press Turn Mechanic, or a varied speed mechanic like FFX or one of its quality clones, I might be a little more persuaded. But as it stands the battle system is primarily what keeps me from playing Pokemon.Double A said:
I suppose I just don't see where the "depth" comes into the actual battle system.
I gotta agree with people saying Pokémon.
But perhaps because I was ten when I first played blue and was absolutely amazed by it.
I wonder what my reaction would be if I played my first Pokémon game at this point.
I'd probably love it...
But perhaps because I was ten when I first played blue and was absolutely amazed by it.
I wonder what my reaction would be if I played my first Pokémon game at this point.
I'd probably love it...
I really want to say baldur's gate since it was real-time turn-based, but even if we counted it Pokemon blow it out of the water for depth of gameplay.
Baldur's Gate is deep because it is complex, Pokemon is complext because it's deep. I hope that made sense.
Baldur's Gate is deep because it is complex, Pokemon is complext because it's deep. I hope that made sense.
Your characters take "turns" when you command them to do something, it just all occurs in the real time plane.zHellas said:
