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Posted: Aug 7th 2009 7:17PM Roto13 said
That dude wears it to the left.
Posted: Aug 7th 2009 7:39PM RagingStormX said
Thats not something one dude should say to another dude.....
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Posted: Aug 7th 2009 7:52PM Jamp said
So SEGA really want PS3 owners to feel like crap because we're not getting this, huh.
Posted: Aug 7th 2009 8:16PM Typicalgamer said
damn!!that's a lot... a bit too many.
Posted: Aug 8th 2009 12:28AM (Unverified) said
5 was enough.... 35 classes are way too much.. especially if a squad can only hold 17..
This just got dumb.
This just got dumb.
Posted: Aug 8th 2009 12:29AM (Unverified) said
.... five was just fine... 35 is too much.. especially if your squad only holds 17... and you can only use like 8 in battle.
A good game just got dumb.
A good game just got dumb.
Posted: Aug 8th 2009 1:44AM JoshMilewski said
Interesting.
Posted: Aug 8th 2009 2:17AM Bluebrake said
This could either be great or really bad. A deep class system like in FFT is always nice, but one of the things that made VC so good was its balance between classes. How can they maintain that with 35 to choose from?
I also hope this doesn't detract from the series' core gameplay. With its minimal character customization options, the first VC demanded that all of your strategy happen on the field. There's nothing wrong with shifting the strategy to off the battlefield, but it wouldn't really be the same game that way.
I also hope this doesn't detract from the series' core gameplay. With its minimal character customization options, the first VC demanded that all of your strategy happen on the field. There's nothing wrong with shifting the strategy to off the battlefield, but it wouldn't really be the same game that way.
Posted: Aug 8th 2009 3:54PM Tridrakious said
I can't wait to see what all Sega does for this game. It's already shaping up to be better than the first.
Posted: Aug 8th 2009 6:22PM Addfwyn said
I'm thinking that the 35 may not be as many as you think.
For example, I bet they are counting it as Scout - Upgraded Scout - Further upgrade d Scout are 3 different classes, despite the fact that the Further Upgraded Scout makes the first two obsolete.
In practice, it's probably closer to like 10 real independent classes. That's just speculation on my part though.
For example, I bet they are counting it as Scout - Upgraded Scout - Further upgrade d Scout are 3 different classes, despite the fact that the Further Upgraded Scout makes the first two obsolete.
In practice, it's probably closer to like 10 real independent classes. That's just speculation on my part though.
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