Strange RPG Habits
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kinda.Fingolfin High-King of the Noldor said:
though in fire emblem i alwase max out my characters beffore i class change them, its not really strange but still.
though in almost any RPG i choose my characters or pets on how cool they look, not there stats.
and it seams to work fine especaly in fire emblem!
I sell nothing. In games like Baulders gate where you can leave something in a level an it will never leave.......o yea it all stays. My wooden sword stays as well.Kuchinawa212 said:
Also i dont trust my defense rating. It says it stops some of the damage but im not seeing it
I always hit things until they die. I never rely on (or even use) spells if I have them (except for healing). I also never use items unless absolutely necessary or they get auto-used when required. I love to max out all stats and levels. On that note, when I have all the best gear and maxed levels, I love to go on a New Game + and completely obliterate everything. Hohoho, so much fun. :3
Oh, and I don't grind unless I get stonewalled by a boss.
For all these reasons, I love Chrono Trigger.
Oh, and I don't grind unless I get stonewalled by a boss.
For all these reasons, I love Chrono Trigger.
I have an unnatural desire to decorate my house in Megaton with pointless crap.
You see, I love collecting all types of things in RPG's. Anything from items to entries in some sort of monster encyclopedia. I just like to collect stuff.
You see, I love collecting all types of things in RPG's. Anything from items to entries in some sort of monster encyclopedia. I just like to collect stuff.
Whenever I play an RPG that allows the creation of Characters, I.E. Final Fantasy Tactics, Diseaga 3, Morrowind, Oblivion etc. I have a long list of names that I have on my cork board, that I always use. No idea why I use them, I just do, makes the game more enjoyable for me.
Kevin is the first one on the list if that Gives you any hint to the theme of the list.
-This-is-Hip-Hop
Kevin is the first one on the list if that Gives you any hint to the theme of the list.
-This-is-Hip-Hop
I tend to use melee combat and try to look for the cool items to use. I love light armor, and it seems I must complete the entire mini-map shroud of war thingy.
In group RPG's, i must keep all my characters the same lvl and try to keep them all the best equipped. Also, potions are used a LOT!
In group RPG's, i must keep all my characters the same lvl and try to keep them all the best equipped. Also, potions are used a LOT!
Style over Function always.
Main character always in party, then stack the slots with hot chicks.
Hoard items
Try to align exp bars for simultaneous leveling.
Speak to everyone.
Fill the map.
Check all paths.
Click anything remotely clickable.
Always buy new stuff.
Never sell old stuff.
Use status affect spells knowing they always miss.
This could go on for a while...
Main character always in party, then stack the slots with hot chicks.
Hoard items
Try to align exp bars for simultaneous leveling.
Speak to everyone.
Fill the map.
Check all paths.
Click anything remotely clickable.
Always buy new stuff.
Never sell old stuff.
Use status affect spells knowing they always miss.
This could go on for a while...
I'm guilty of hoarding items to such an extent that in Oblivion my 360 lags when I enter my house in any city. Also I do not wear light armor as it does not suit my style of play (get in close and bash, shoot, strike, kill, maim, etc etc)
I seem to have the opposite problem of a lot of the RPGers here ~ I have a terrible habit of not saving very much. I can't recall how many times in how many different games I'll just keep grinding out the same levels or gaining the same experience numerous times because I want to do things a certain way, reach a certain fight or QTE (Quick-time Event), and fall flat on my face and fail 2-3 times before winning. Not that I waste a ton of time for any one problem, but by doing that 10 times in a game, I can waste a good 5-10 hours on zero progress.
Other than that, I have another habit of seeking out the hardest and rarest equipment or special items in any game. I can easily waste months grinding out making money or doing quests just to get that sense of accomplishment of completing something not everyone can do (or be bothered to waste time on).
That second one has backfired on me a few times though, most notably the Danjuro in FFXII (PS2 burned out after being left on for months trying to play every available minute I was home, I chained that stupid imp to 139 using the bomb trick before I came home to a frozen game. PS2 refused to play any discs after that).
Other than that, I have another habit of seeking out the hardest and rarest equipment or special items in any game. I can easily waste months grinding out making money or doing quests just to get that sense of accomplishment of completing something not everyone can do (or be bothered to waste time on).
That second one has backfired on me a few times though, most notably the Danjuro in FFXII (PS2 burned out after being left on for months trying to play every available minute I was home, I chained that stupid imp to 139 using the bomb trick before I came home to a frozen game. PS2 refused to play any discs after that).
