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[quote="Azyleo" post=1610]^ Yes, Asdivine Series Are Exe-Create, Alphadia Series are Exe-Create, Journey To Kreisia and Infinite Dunamis is Exe-Create, And My Most Favorite Would Be Unlucky Hero For English By The Same Developer.
But HitPoint Games Are Actually also Very Good.
Also Pretty Much Agree On What Nemo Said. Though I Don't Even Know The ABC of Japanese so Yeah, I mostly Rely on Nemo For Info.[/quote]
Unlucky Hero for English is an INCREDIBLE game - I highly recommend this one! Also like Azyleo said, most Hit Point games are good - just stay away from Seven Sacred Beasts (not a bad game, just kind of boring and pointless.)
Alphadia has a great story but crazy dungeons and ridiculously weak monsters. (Alphadia - not Alphadia Genesis, in my opinion the "Genesis" titles aren't as good, but a lot of people like the 3D battles, so... I guess everyone has their own opinions.)
Anyway, check out Unlucky Hero for English - I can almost guarantee you won't be disappointed.
But HitPoint Games Are Actually also Very Good.
Also Pretty Much Agree On What Nemo Said. Though I Don't Even Know The ABC of Japanese so Yeah, I mostly Rely on Nemo For Info.[/quote]
Unlucky Hero for English is an INCREDIBLE game - I highly recommend this one! Also like Azyleo said, most Hit Point games are good - just stay away from Seven Sacred Beasts (not a bad game, just kind of boring and pointless.)
Alphadia has a great story but crazy dungeons and ridiculously weak monsters. (Alphadia - not Alphadia Genesis, in my opinion the "Genesis" titles aren't as good, but a lot of people like the 3D battles, so... I guess everyone has their own opinions.)
Anyway, check out Unlucky Hero for English - I can almost guarantee you won't be disappointed.
All your base are
[quote="MSGCommander" post=1625][quote="Azyleo" post=1610]^ Yes, Asdivine Series Are Exe-Create, Alphadia Series are Exe-Create, Journey To Kreisia and Infinite Dunamis is Exe-Create, And My Most Favorite Would Be Unlucky Hero For English By The Same Developer.
But HitPoint Games Are Actually also Very Good.
Also Pretty Much Agree On What Nemo Said. Though I Don't Even Know The ABC of Japanese so Yeah, I mostly Rely on Nemo For Info.[/quote]
Unlucky Hero for English is an INCREDIBLE game - I highly recommend this one! Also like Azyleo said, most Hit Point games are good - just stay away from Seven Sacred Beasts (not a bad game, just kind of boring and pointless.)
Alphadia has a great story but crazy dungeons and ridiculously weak monsters. (Alphadia - not Alphadia Genesis, in my opinion the "Genesis" titles aren't as good, but a lot of people like the 3D battles, so... I guess everyone has their own opinions.)
Anyway, check out Unlucky Hero for English - I can almost guarantee you won't be disappointed.[/quote]
I downloaded Unlucky Hero once, but it keeps freezing up in my old device so i did not get to finishing it. Or more specifically, I did not even get to start it as it freezes up whenever I press new game. Lmao. But thanks for the recommendation. I'll play that in parallel with Cross as I'm getting tired of cross checking kanji characters to the kanji map that I have. I can actually play it straight with no troubles by getting the gist of the story but I'm a story freak who likes understand and not miss anything when it comes to playing RPG. (I'm sure you are all the same
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[quote="Nemomon" post=1618]Yeah, it is in the last sectio of it - "sono 他".
Yeah, I figured that the lack of furigana might be painful to someone who is returning to Japanese, especially that the kanjis themselves are pretty small and sometimes it is hard to tell how many strokes they have and if the kanjis aren't actually some other similar ones. But then again, who I am to tell that, especially that Japanese is not my mother language.[/quote]
You are absoulutely right on that one. I utterly hate kanjis and I can tell you right now, half of my classmates then also hates it even now. Now I feel like a foreigner in my home language. I only studied up to middle school and transferred to another country so I don't have the knowledge on high school kokugo and up. And i pretty much flunked out on my last nihongo aptitude test with a score of 88/51. Lmao. But I'll get back to you on a later date on that one.
But HitPoint Games Are Actually also Very Good.
Also Pretty Much Agree On What Nemo Said. Though I Don't Even Know The ABC of Japanese so Yeah, I mostly Rely on Nemo For Info.[/quote]
Unlucky Hero for English is an INCREDIBLE game - I highly recommend this one! Also like Azyleo said, most Hit Point games are good - just stay away from Seven Sacred Beasts (not a bad game, just kind of boring and pointless.)
Alphadia has a great story but crazy dungeons and ridiculously weak monsters. (Alphadia - not Alphadia Genesis, in my opinion the "Genesis" titles aren't as good, but a lot of people like the 3D battles, so... I guess everyone has their own opinions.)
Anyway, check out Unlucky Hero for English - I can almost guarantee you won't be disappointed.[/quote]
I downloaded Unlucky Hero once, but it keeps freezing up in my old device so i did not get to finishing it. Or more specifically, I did not even get to start it as it freezes up whenever I press new game. Lmao. But thanks for the recommendation. I'll play that in parallel with Cross as I'm getting tired of cross checking kanji characters to the kanji map that I have. I can actually play it straight with no troubles by getting the gist of the story but I'm a story freak who likes understand and not miss anything when it comes to playing RPG. (I'm sure you are all the same

[quote="Nemomon" post=1618]Yeah, it is in the last sectio of it - "sono 他".
Yeah, I figured that the lack of furigana might be painful to someone who is returning to Japanese, especially that the kanjis themselves are pretty small and sometimes it is hard to tell how many strokes they have and if the kanjis aren't actually some other similar ones. But then again, who I am to tell that, especially that Japanese is not my mother language.[/quote]
You are absoulutely right on that one. I utterly hate kanjis and I can tell you right now, half of my classmates then also hates it even now. Now I feel like a foreigner in my home language. I only studied up to middle school and transferred to another country so I don't have the knowledge on high school kokugo and up. And i pretty much flunked out on my last nihongo aptitude test with a score of 88/51. Lmao. But I'll get back to you on a later date on that one.
Thanks! 
To change the subject, I noticed that the English version has some things removed from the Japanese version. For starters, in the Japanese evrsion we can rename our characters in every shop. In the English we're stuck with the predefined names. In the Japanese version characters that we can interact with have a standard exclamation mark, that is missing in the English version. Perhaps there are more things, but I still didn't finish the NG+, so I might not know.

To change the subject, I noticed that the English version has some things removed from the Japanese version. For starters, in the Japanese evrsion we can rename our characters in every shop. In the English we're stuck with the predefined names. In the Japanese version characters that we can interact with have a standard exclamation mark, that is missing in the English version. Perhaps there are more things, but I still didn't finish the NG+, so I might not know.
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Thanks!
To change the subject, I noticed that the English version has some things removed from the Japanese version. For starters, in the Japanese evrsion we can rename our characters in every shop. In the English we’re stuck with the predefined names. In the Japanese version characters that we can interact with have a standard exclamation mark, that is missing in the English version. Perhaps there are more things, but I still didn’t finish the NG+, so I might not know.
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That's right.i've watched the japanese version and...d**n,they can change their character name in japanese version!.the same as other asdivine and maybe the other kemco's game...what a luck...
Thanks!
To change the subject, I noticed that the English version has some things removed from the Japanese version. For starters, in the Japanese evrsion we can rename our characters in every shop. In the English we’re stuck with the predefined names. In the Japanese version characters that we can interact with have a standard exclamation mark, that is missing in the English version. Perhaps there are more things, but I still didn’t finish the NG+, so I might not know.
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That's right.i've watched the japanese version and...d**n,they can change their character name in japanese version!.the same as other asdivine and maybe the other kemco's game...what a luck...
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