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Reosaur:
Welcome welcome, I never knew there were a bunch of people that liked the Musou series. I myself started when DW3 came out because it was a really fun co op game me and my brother could play together. :P
baruhara:
--- Quote from: satty on December 31, 2011, 05:27:55 am ---Oh, far far west of Ireland...yeah, I think I used that term wrong *knock on the head*
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I've only even been to Ireland once, to Newry. I can't remember whether it was Northern or Southern Ireland since my geography is abysmal, but it was a nice place to visit.
--- Quote from: satty on December 31, 2011, 05:27:55 am ---For me, it was Chihaya's backstory that won me over. In terms of personality, though, Makoto would be first.
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Even in terms of personality, the kuudere is a huge favourite of mine, so I'd probably still have trouble picking... Usually, though, I end up shipping my two favourite characters together, so Makoto/Chihaya means I don't have to show a preference! Maybe. (´ヘ｀;)
--- Quote from: satty on December 31, 2011, 05:27:55 am ---P3P isn't bad. I like P4 more, though. Then again, it's because I started with P4 first.
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I prefer the former because I started with Persona 3 and liked more characters - I only really liked Kanji, Brosuke, Chie, Adachi and Rise in Persona 4 as opposed to pretty much everyone except Ken, Yukari, Junpei and Chidori in Persona 3 - but then P3P became my favourite...
Not only did they add more social links that I didn't expect to love and did, like Rio and Saori, but they gave me social links for characters that I already liked, such as Shinjiro, Ryoji and Akihiko. They also made me actually like Yukari, along with Pre-Chidori!Junpei.
Oh, and they fixed the battle system so that Mitsuru wasn't endlessly charming the enemy, as if she were courting them.
--- Quote from: satty on December 31, 2011, 05:27:55 am ---I still loved how Dragon Age 2 was one of the few games where I would constantly pick the middle option, all those snarky comments. Didn't like how the end went, though.
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I didn't really like the plot of the game in general, really. It felt more like a prequel to a future game rather than one that could stand on its own, and the fact it was cut up into "years" kind of made me feel like I was missing out on something. Dragon Age: Origins felt a bit more epic, especially since you were visiting lots of different places, as opposed to just Kirkwall in the second game.
But the dialogue was amazing, as if Bioware could produce anything less, the gameplay was more enjoyable and the characters were pretty impressive. That was enough to sway me.
--- Quote from: Reosaur on December 31, 2011, 05:29:18 am ---I never knew there were a bunch of people that liked the Musou series.
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My fandoms have created a strong bond.
--- Quote from: Reosaur on December 31, 2011, 05:29:18 am ---I myself started when DW3 came out because it was a really fun co op game me and my brother could play together. :P
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Aside from the Samurai Warriors games, I only own Dynasty Warriors 5 and above.
Edited For: I somehow missed a reply. Again. My capabilities are soaring.
Reosaur:
Lol, I think I had the most fun with Dynasty Warriors 5, especially with the addition of Xing Cai in that game. Samurai Warriors was more entertaining to me for some reason though. Maybe it was the anime slashy sounds. >XD
baruhara:
--- Quote from: Reosaur on December 31, 2011, 06:02:35 am ---Lol, I think I had the most fun with Dynasty Warriors 5, especially with the addition of Xing Cai in that game. Samurai Warriors was more entertaining to me for some reason though. Maybe it was the anime slashy sounds. >XD
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Out of the Dynasty Warriors games, the 6th is my favourite right now, but I don't think I could say why. I think it's a lot more colour-saturated, which makes my visual senses very happy.
Although, I also prefer Samurai Warriors, mainly because of the fact that Ancient Japan interested me more than Ancient China. I always found the latter was more difficult for me to learn because of all the Dynasties.
Reosaur:
6 was the first one that was on PS3 if I remember correctly but also had a PS2 version? I didn't play that one.
Hahaha, I have to admit, back when I first played Samurai Warriors I could have cared less about the story, I was just so into the gameplay... But now that I'm older I am more interested in the actual history.
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