Oh wow, congrats. As someone who loves XC2 and have been playing JRPGs since the SNES Era, I highly recommend Dragon Quest XI to everyone - new and old fans of the genre alike. Finished it yesterday (main + post game) and it's the best JRPG I've played in 20 years and might just be my favorite JRPG to date.
Pretty much my thoughts exactly (though I started with NES JRPGs with Dragon Warrior 1). Dragon Quest is my favorite game series of all time and I'm having such a wonderful time with XI. Dragon Quest has always avoided so many of the pitfalls that have plagued JRPGs over the years. No teenage melodrama and no angst. Just heartfelt, fun, and emotional vignettes. Each new DQ is like revisiting an old friend. Part of DQ's success lies in its confidence in its own fundamentals -- something that Final Fantasy has never grasped.
Don't drink and browse the eShop. Ive waken up the next day with my bank account $50 lighter.
could you maybe finally 100% confirm if it has motion controls still in there, for those people who were asking about it?
Hell yeah. I'm really dragging my feat finishing XC2 because I don't want it to be over. But at the same time a lot of other games are on hold because I don't want to dive into another jrpg (like Octopath) while I have still have this one. And of course I have Torna to get through as well, though I'll probably put another game in between that.
I still need to get it.
Great game, played it back on Wii. I thought it had great motion controls that were actually fun to use.
I don't think they've made a bad game but some of them have been pretty average.
Don't feel bad, that game is terrible.
Oh really?
Game is very easy to learn, very simple controls. But it's difficult to master!
The new Smash Bros stage select screen is crazy.How about 1232 icons:
Seems like a total waste of money there on DBZF. At least wait for a sale.
I should have noted that I'm also interested in playing the single player content in DBFZ too, but my primary focus is on online play. Also I have a little more than 1000 points, so that cuts the price off to a little less than 50 bucks.
Imagine waiting for a sale and getting an even better discount with all of those coins you'll have saved up.
Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle
Sequel to Slayaway Camp but the twist is that they actually got the Friday the 13th license.
I like this aesthetic better.
Here's the thing, though. On Switch the game will be $19.99.
On mobile, where you can download the game right now, the game is free. It has IAP, but buying any IAP (as low as $1) removes ads. For $10 you can unlock almost everything, turning it into a premium game. All puzzles, all costumes and a weapon. The weapons are distributed via blind crate, but from what I can tell the weapons only affect the death animations. I don't know how much can be unlocked just by playing the game.
Just something to consider.
Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle
Sequel to Slayaway Camp but the twist is that they actually got the Friday the 13th license.
I like this aesthetic better.
Here's the thing, though. On Switch the game will be $19.99.
On mobile, where you can download the game right now, the game is free. It has IAP, but buying any IAP (as low as $1) removes ads. For $10 you can unlock almost everything, turning it into a premium game. All puzzles, all costumes and a weapon. The weapons are distributed via blind crate, but from what I can tell the weapons only affect the death animations. I don't know how much can be unlocked just by playing the game.
Just something to consider.
And it will never come out separately. That sucks.
