Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana Comments by Simon Parkin
Nippon Ichi loves to cook.
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I'm very curious to see this. It is really hig in my want list, along with Makai Kingdom... but looking at my collection and seeing an unfinished Disgaea + FFX combo, and two untouched games such as Lucifers Call and FFX-2 well... maybe I should wait before getting these two...
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I've played the NTSC version for a long time. The game seems funny at first, but after some hours it's getting DISSAPPOINTING...
The main storyline is dull, I've got really bored with this game. There are some funny dialogues, beautiful drawings (& stuff), but it's not enough. In my opinion 6/10.
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most recently on 16/12/05 @ 15:10
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"To add insult to injury, you'll perhaps use 20 per cent of the things you find to further your quest. Yet still you continue to stockpile potions and elixirs and herbs and phoenix-downs like a fat, middle-class businessmen caught in the headlamps of a national petrol shortage.
Advertisement Then, after all that, you just use your bright-eyed mage to heal your team when need be, leaving your precious items tucked away untouched and redundant." It's true... it's all true... |
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reality_cheque
16/12/05 @ 16:08
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The almighty Fallout 2 had the occasional character that would attempt to remove your torso from your legs with his auto-shotgun if you tried to steal, and I'm sure I can remember another one too, I just can't picture it off the top of my head.
He's right though, I finish most games without using a single 'one-shot' item, "just in case I run out of magic at some point" or whatever. |
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The_Aardvark
16/12/05 @ 16:24
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You could get caught stealing in Morrowind.
But you'd have to be pretty damn stupid |
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"Can anyone think of an example of an RPG where you nip into a guy's house to steal stuff from his chests and he tells you to sod off and/or calls the police?"
Baldur's Gate (PC) did that. You couldn't steal unless you weren't being watched O.o and even then I think it would upeset some of your NPC's anyhow :) |
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Burton2000
16/12/05 @ 17:42
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"Can anyone think of an example of an RPG where you nip into a guy's house to steal stuff from his chests and he tells you to sod off and/or calls the police?"
Breath of Fire-one of the chests in a house in the city made of gold triggered the guy kicking you out the house. |
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Noctilucent
17/12/05 @ 11:07
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Septerra Core had shopkeepers that would get angry at you if they caught you stealing. Plus if you were not caught in the act, but stole too much, prices would go up and shopkeepers would tell you that "with crime so bad" they had to raise the prices.
I think Arcanum made it possible for you to get caught stealing, too. In Fallout 1, there were several ocasions when NPCs would become aggressive towards you if they caught you tyring to steal their stuff. Planescape Torment would have you steal successfully only if not watched and only if you were a thief or had a thief in your party. That's all I can remember for now. |
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superdelphinus
19/12/05 @ 14:00
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Knights of the old republic 2, an alien in telos gets angry if you nick his stuff too
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