dragonlife
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My first Suikoden game! I honestly can't wait--it looks awesome!
Duck Amuck said:I still can't believe they put that quote in that trailer. :lol
Duck Amuck said:Let's get this out of the way. I fully expect this game to bomb and for me to slit my fucking wrists as a result. Place your bets. I expect this to sell less than 20k.
Yes, the European release date is March 12, 2009.MotherFan said:Is this the American Release date?
Duck Amuck said:Recruiting, I imagine, happens how it does in every past Suiko game. Which means some are optional, some come along the story.
I'm not sure about attacking multiple enemies at once thing, but every Suikoden has done that so here's hoping.
I really hope so. I havent seen any battle footage that really showed it doing so, but i guess we can hope as you say. Here is a video of what im referring to, incase anyone is a bit lost or new to the series.Duck Amuck said:Recruiting, I imagine, happens how it does in every past Suiko game. Which means some are optional, some come along the story.
I'm not sure about attacking multiple enemies at once thing, but every Suikoden has done that so here's hoping.
Always good to hearNose Master said:Played a little of the import, and well, the gameplay seems fun, at least . I have high hopes.
GDJustin said:Also, FOR GOD'S SAKE IF THIS GAME DOESN'T SELL, SUIKODEN VI MIGHT NEVER HAPPEN.
So do your part.
Then why did they make a game in a different world at all? :\Duck Amuck said:Because they've kept the Suikoden world for five games and that'd completely alienate their fanbase, and when you have a series that survives only by its fanbase being die-hards, that's a bad thing?
GDJustin said:Also, FOR GOD'S SAKE IF THIS GAME DOESN'T SELL, SUIKODEN VI MIGHT NEVER HAPPEN.
So do your part.
abstract alien said:So how does recruiting work exactly? Is it set up like suikoden 1 and 2, where you have to go out and find most of the cast on your own by doing various things? Once you find them, do they add things to your HQ like the original, or is most of it just set up to happen automatically with the story?
Also, when in battle, do multiple characters attack different enemies at the same time as they did in the first two games? That was one of the best things about the series, it made the battles so much more fast and furious.
Well, the fact that you have just shredded my biggest concern for this game has caused me to mess myself :lolchicken_ramen said:Yes. One of the best things about this game is how fast the battle system is.
Teirkreis didn't change my life, but it is a very good DS rpg. I'm not sure how die hard fans of the series will react to it, I've only played the second game, but its one of the top level rpgs on the DS.
I don't know, but it does have a lot of different quests and missions. Maybe that's where the depth is in the game.Mockingbird said:So is it really the deepest handheld RPG of all time or is that just pure marketing bull? Because for that to ring true, it'd have to best...what?
lucablight said:Just to play devils advocate. What if this game sells really well and they choose to ignore the old Suikoden plotline permanently and just focus on the new Tierkreis one?