Gameplay-wise my biggest regret was leveling Ryuji’s confidant ranks.

That’s how it used to be way back then. But now, point-blank Rip Tires are a 50-50.

I’m just glad that Persona Dancing, Iconoclasts, and Bloodstained are still coming out for the Vita.

- Avan from Valkyria Chronicles 2

Sounds similar to how buying tournament-related items in DOTA2 puts some of the money to the prize pool.

no question, getting it.

Again, third world. We’re lucky that we’ve got better control over our options here in North America.

Third world/developing countries for one. Internet costs and connection speeds are still pretty terrible compared to what we have in first-world countries.

Glad I’m not the only one who loves SMB3 that much. XD

I was gonna say they’re too good looking to be considered strange... Then I remembered the Baromett seeds grew into living sheep. And that you ate random creatures in Dragon’s Crown. And rideable creatures drop meat when they die. And killer fish were like fruit piñatas when you split them open.

Weapons both had durability (halves? effectiveness when empty) and Phantom Points (increases as you attack, decreases as you have your weapon out not doing anything, doubles weapon damage when maxed out.)

If were talking about navigating the world or during combat, while it’s not literally stuttering, there’s definitely huge frame drops on the Vita version, which can give people the same impression. Rarely gets to 30 fps, and goes below 10fps at times.

Take a look at the Tales series. Since the 360 they’ve had paid DLC to give you xp boosts, gold. consumable items, skill points, etc.

The third game still had minimum turns for grading, but they rebalanced the classes enough that you can’t simply rush with one Fencer or Scout like in the previous games (gunners are now a real threat during your turn, and fencers only have a small buckler for defense. OP mode for your main character is also more…

Unfortunately for me it seems like the 20% discount has been discontinued from the Canadian Amazon store.

I doubt bronies have anything to do with this move, especially after seeing all the kid’s cartoons I see on cable. Besides, why would bronies watch human cartoons if they were after anthrophomorphized horses in the first place? And would there actually be enough of them buying the toys to justify it?

With what I’ve played so far, it’s good. Combat’s pretty close to how Noct plays, but there’s some tweaks to how spells/abilities are equipped/used.

Story-wise, it’s what happened six months after the main game, years before the final chapter. You’re part of the remaining Kingsglaives and you’re trying to make do given the situation.
So far it’s connected the movie to the main game, and has fleshed out a few more details to the story.

I guess their design decisions for Kawakami were successful for me.

I really do think Genji’s the biggest reason for this change, but he’s barely affected if the character picks from the OW World Cup was any indication.