Zamisk is correct. EOIII suffered what I consider... "shonen'ing" up, where as a series progresses they just get out of hand with how ridiculous the characters become. Anyone remember when RO had merchants, swordsmen and acolytes? http://i.imgur.com/94VT34m.jpg And not THIS? http://i.imgur...

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Yeah, they didn't. I will say RD was still really dumb with the Disciples of Order appearing in random locations of the map like 10 turns after everything but the boss has died.

Also, I am contemplating restarting because my children suck.

Sorry if my English is weird. I kind of meant starting from the time of EOIII's release.

I just like plain, simple, straight-forward classes. Things like the Hexer or Dark Hunter are special because they are special.

Carbot makes everything look so cute. ( 〞▽ 〝)

What, that is an EOIV class design?

Ah well. Things were kind of dumb after EOIII, anyway.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFAXrwH6loQ Reinforcements that appear and act on the same turn is terrible game design. More so when they are tier-2 flying units with silver weapons. More so when they come with 8 Mov units geared with silver bows. That is not legitimate difficulty. It is a memory g...

I would totally live in Regna Ferox if I could, even if it would mean not living very long.

If poaching squid is illegal, we are all in a lot of trouble.

Banana tempura. Hm.

The world would be more fun if we could truly manipulate our chi to such extents.

What's left of it, anyway.

Who?

Also, I am only on Chapter 14 as I get all of my breeding out of the way ahead of time. Since many of these characters are still at the level I got them, it does demand grinding, unfortunately.

Yeah. That's my idea with it. Give it Swordmasters... a class I have never really liked much prior. They, like the Fighter, are a push class. They usually only expose themselves to one enemy (or multiple axe-wielders in the case of Swordmasters) at a time, as they specialized in a solitary, confined...

Oh.