DaMisfit A game you’ve played more than 5 times.
Hello Blerders and Nerders! I hope you guys are enjoying E3 so far! I have been trying to stay ahead of this challenge while drafting up my other drafts that I have waiting but as you can see, I’ve been a bit unsuccessful. I promise to get back to those posts soon, just give me a chance! Today’s challenge is a game I’ve played more than five times. This is another one that didn’t take me long to figure out (especially because I’m currently playing through my 7th time). It’s a long game so when I play through it, it takes a LONG time.
One of my favorite RPG series next to Final Fantasy. The series has loss some of its luster but still a very playable series. But this particular entry in the series, I believe is the best. Your choices really do make a difference later in the game. You meet many characters and you have to choose who you want to take with you since you can’t take everyone with you. The Second Story features a function called “Private Action” which allows you to build relationships with the characters in your party which can affect the ending. There are 86 endings to this one game so that is a main reason I have replayed this game more than 5 times.
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There is a item creation feature where you really can create the strongest weapon in the game from upping your crafting skill level. It’s amazing how much you can do in this game concerning the development of your character party. You will easily find a favorite 4 players but its smart to try to evenly level everyone up for the late game. I literally can go on and on about this game because I do play it more than it probably needs to be played.
What games have you played more than 5 times? Tell me about it in the comments! I would usually put an Amazon Associate link but this game is kind of rare so you most likely won’t find it for less than $40. Yes, $40 for a PS1 game but I believe it’s worth it! Until next time, Nerd Out!
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