can i get a tales of graces f for all of the comments and likes i lost from patrons because i had to reupload this T_T also if you weren't aware, this is a remake of an older video "choosing your first tales game" which is my most viewed video, but no longer public. looking back on it i'm just not proud of it due to a combination of unnecessary and overabundant swearing, trying too hard to be funny imo, and lousy editing. perhaps this is just me being too hard on myself, i think a lot of my videos are trash including ones that are still public, but i just had to remake this. i doubt it'll get the same numbers as last time, but hey, at least i can say that as of now, this is my best video and i undeniably gave it my best effort, so perhaps it'll age better in that aspect. anyway, thanks for watching and reading this comment - if you'd like to watch the original video for some reason, you can view it in my "old videos" playlist, or click the link here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dBuHx-7if44.html be warned: the original video is bad lol
I actually wanted to watch that video awhile back and was very confused as to why I couldn't find it XD I liked the original, but I really enjoy this version :)
west got Zestiria, Xillia, Xilia 2, Berseria, Arise, a remaster of Vesperia and others. wouldnt say its underrated compared to Samurai Shodown RPG (which SNK are still too foolish to not port/localize it to current consoles). Star Ocean would like as many games and profits. Tales is mainstream in the west and much bigger loyal fanbase compared to SaGa. though yea, it should be more widely popular than FF, Persona (which I think Tales is more popular). Tales is definitely more consistently popular and hyped than Dragon Quest in the west.
@@fivefive9514 facts. Id go as far to say its overrated. SO fan here(mostly just second story) but its fucking sad that tales of is more popular then DQ here.... Also kind of a side note but i feel even real tales fan would say Arise is esp overrated.
@@bojangler9685 whats sad is that DQ for the most part doesnt let players main any party members outside battle. and they only have Female MC in DQ3, 4, 9 and 10. Tales is more considerate of players and less strict than DQ.
Oof, your words wound me. That whole Tales Of 25th going absolutely nowhere for new ports to modern consoles made the whole thing feel almost pointless.
Good to know. I started with Berseria because of the accessibility of the language and with this video I fell in love with the saga. Lack of skill frustrates me in Pvp games, so it's time to play some adventures at my own pace.
I'm so happy. Literally NOBODY talks about or even KNOWS this series. It's sad when you literally have no one to talk to about it. The series is so damn beautiful and so underrated. I hope more people will know and love it in the future.
yeah, I never knew Vesperia was the 10th title in the franchise. I thought it was the 1st. Lol. After that, I thought Xillia was the sequel, but come to find out several games released before Xillia. I thought Berseria was the next game & I never knew until now that Xillia had a sequel & Berseria had a prequel. & for the 1st time, I know a Tales game is releasing. Can't for Arise. It looks really great!
Tales been getting ports and localization since PS1. its in a much better level of popularity and profits in the west than SaGa, Star Ocean, Yokai Watch, and even Dragon Quest in the west. Style Savvy would like these numbers.
I actually really appreciate the amount of characters shown in gameplay footage, you don't really see more than MCs played in stock clips talking about Tales. Especially don't see characters like Elize and Presea getting any attention. Idk just thought that was a nice thing to see.
thats because of individual bias and selfserving selfishness. would say the protagonist label should be abolished and condemned and developers should encourage seeing all characters as equals and the party as an ensemble cast instead of labeling someone the MC. giving a character on a MC/protagonist badge promotes arrogance and narcissism and self centered mentalities. the story should write and treat each party member as equal in importance and stay away from chosen one nonsense. its a shame devs and some people defend the traditional hierarchy of character importance which serves selfish political agendas and panders often to one demographic for the most part.
12:30 Yeah I think we're a little late for that. Berseria has become the second Symphonia of the series for the amount of newcomers. If Symphonia is the FFVII than Berseria is the FFX.
Berseria is a great start bevause it's a good game that's easy to get into. Zaffre seems to want to recommend based on the assumption that you WILL become a mega fan, which is risky.
If only Namco would go back and translate all the Tales Games in English and release them on all platforms Tales fans would be very Elated! I didn't realize how many there were!
The west NEEDS Destiny 2 DC. Particularly with people that loved Graces battle system. Gah, it’s criminal that so many still haven’t played a lot of them. They’re classics.
We're in serious need of Destiny PS2/Destiny 2/Rebirth package tbh. If they can bring over symphonia PS2 and Vesperia PS3 there's no reason not to do this. Don't even put english voice acting. Just translate everything into english script wise. This is the reason we never got graces on the Wii cause they knew f would come out and didn't wanna make the same mistake like they did with symphonia ps2 and vesperia ps3. though why we never got innocence R when we got hearts R still mystifies me.
I haven’t played Abyss yet (but I’m under the impression it’s like the FFVII analogue for Tales) but I’m surprised it has never gotten any PSN release as either a PS2 Classic or PS4 emulation yet.
The Tales franchise made me truly appreciate games,music,characters & voice actors. It will forever be a treasure to me. I am curious also how many start with a Tales of game that really was not a good starting point.
In my experience, a lot of people wind up starting with games that few people would recommend as a starting point, but wind up loving the series anyway.
@Theo Aremevano yeah agreed but in this video if you want to taste the gameplay instead of story' first play xillia 2 is very recommended for casual. I know that grinding in the xillia one and two are different but turns out the reason i like xillia 2 better is the quest reward are decently rewarded because we also has to pay debt *spoiler* and some item in shop is way expensive. Finally, chromatus especially playing casually went the mob or boss is too strong. But i don't know.
I remember falling in love with Abyss on my 3DS in high school and impulse bought a ton of Tales games without thinking what to play next. You helped me decide, I'll try Vesperia next. Thank you! Great video!
@@sometwithtoomuchfreetim3842 honestly I had way more fun with hearts than berseria. The characters were actually interesting and had good development and the battle was fun without being severely overdone by that point.
@@sometwithtoomuchfreetim3842 I never liked the graces combat so honestly all these countless games still using it were never that fun to me. I will say xillia was the best combat we’ve seen recently. The rest of them were so similar it kept me bored and I honestly fell out of love with the series because they just keep redoing the same stuff.
I just started my first Tales game recently, Tales of Vesperia and I absolutely love it. I’m surprised how this series just went under the radar for me.
It really is an amazing game. I still remember seeing it on the shelf at my local GameStop on sale for $24.99 and thinking eh I have nothing else right now that sounds interesting ima give it a shot. Best thing I have ever done
It's October 12th, 2021, and I just finished Tales of Arise. It's my favorite JRPG since FF9. I can't believe that such a series has been under my nose this entire time. Particularly considering that I remember playing Final Fantasy 1 when it first came out on the NES in 1989. How could I have not heard of this amazing series before?
I started with Symphonia, which was great for me because of the characters. They're still my all-time favorite cast as a whole and the deconstruction of the "Chosen One" storyline was amazing and I'm so glad I went in totally blind so nothing was spoiled for me. The gameplay does feel a little clunky compared to Vesperia (the one I played right after) but the characters more than made up for any personal issues I had with combat.
Symphonia was my first game in the series as well. I played it during a time when my dad was against the internet so I barely had a chance to look things up. It took me years to play and collect all of the titles and finish all of the side content back when it first came out. Although, after experiencing that headache I am all for guides. I will say I hate Vesperia though, its my least favorite game in the series hand down for story and fighting. The characters are meh as well.
Symphonia was a masterpiece down to its last detail. Like not in terms of game design but in terms of RPG. I love the fact that they don't advertise how the choices you make impact the game. even down to the food you choose to cook. Also, I love how they allow you to take the story in any direction and it still flows and makes sense. The game is only linear until the fire temple. After that, you can complete the temples in any order you wish. I do love Vesparia I think from a gameplay design, it is better than Symphonia but I personally thought, Lloyd was a better protagonist than yuri. I like yuri but he's this weird blend between edge lord and Go with the Flow. where Lloyd's character I feel is more genuine.
It's October 12th, 2021, and I just finished Tales of Arise. It's my favorite JRPG since FF9. Considering that I remember playing Final Fantasy 1 when it first came out on the NES in 1989, I can't believe that such a series has been under my nose this entire time. The characters and stories are unforgettable. Alphen, Shionne, Law, Rinwell, Dohalim, and Kisara have become family members over the last four to five weeks. How could I have not heard of this amazing Tales of series before? They need to do translations of the other games.
Berseria wasn't my first entry into the Tales series but it does hold a special place in my heart. It was the first video game that me and my son had in common and played together as a team.
Kind of a weird thing but I am incredibly happy that you mentioned the issue of games losing replayability and people having way too many games on their backlog. It seems like people nowadays have such a fixation with just playing as many games as possible without taking the time to truly love the games that have enough content to sustain them for a long time, and tales is a great example of that.
If only Bandai Namco loved selling this series as much as fan love them -_- For Xillia, I stand by the fact that the Milla playthrough should have been locked until you beat the game with Jude at least once. Still, this is a fantastic guide, and hopefully more people can get into the series! A few notes for anyone who watched the video: Tales of Symphonia is also on Steam and goes on sale fairly often! It was also remastered (along with its sequel) for PS3. And Tales of the Abyss is available for 3DS. If you don't mind (or prefer) handhelds, the 3DS version plays just as well as it does on PS2!
I constantly fight with myself about which Tales game is my favorite. Eternia and Abyss are super nostalgic for me. Vesperia, Berseria, Graces, and Xillia have amazing combat, in my opinion. In regards to story, Vesperia, Berseria, and Abyss win for me. TL;DR I love basically all of the tales games that I've had the chance to play, so they're all #1 for me.
I have searched for a great tales franchise review before and couldnt find one. Now I am super glad you made this. You made me hyped once more for the franchise.
I'm a Japanese Tales player, and I have a completely different perspective than yours since you recommend skipping the games that didn't make it to the west. I got into the Tales series with the spin-off title of tales of Phantasia, the Narikiri Dungeon 2 on the GBA back in the day. The Narikiri Dungeon spin-off series is set in an alternative universe where all Tales characters are living side by side of each other and facing off a greater threat. The main characters in the Narikiri Dungeon spin-off have the ability to play dress up to other established Tales characters, and you can use their moves while you dress up as them(or you can just invite them to your party and play as them). That game made me curious about all the different characters' backstories, so I went back and played Tales of Phantasia, Tales of Destiny, and Tales of Destiny 2. Since then, I have played most mainline Tales, and I played all 3 Radiant Mythology games on the PSP since they're the spiritual successors of the Narikiri Dungeons. I beat them for the sake of the story, but I couldn't get into the 3D combat(or you could say I just suck at them). So my main focus was still on the 2D side of the tales games until they stopped making them. But years later, the Tales of Berseria made finally enjoyed a 3D Tales title with the new and improved combat system. Right now I'm playing through the Tales of Arise and loving it so far. My Tales recommendations for the western fans are: Tales of Hearts for the DS, Tales of Phantasia Narikiri Dungeon X(also include a modernized version of Tales of Phantasia with an all-new story), and Tales of VS. for the PSP. I think you can get the western version of Tales of Hearts on the Vita, but please, if you love Tales, try those games by any means you can. Go find fan translations for them if you can. The combat systems of those games are so smooth and fast pace that I don't think any 3D Tale games have surpassed them yet. Ps, sorry for my long and messy writing. Thinking back on all the tales I've played makes my head jumbled up lol
I like all of them Vesperia and every game that came after that. (Mostly because I haven't played the previous ones) Also, my love of Berseria's main protagonist is directly proportional to how much I love Blazblue's main protagonist.
This is literally one of the most high quality series review videos I’ve ever seen. Absolutely love seeing other people appreciate the finite details of all the individual games, I’ve only just started the series with arise, but I’ve always been a jrpg action rpg nut. Please continue to make more future videos seriously appreciate your content 🙏🙏
I just started Symphonia thanks to Fubuki singing the opening. Growing up with the SNES RPGs and then not playing anything of that sort for a long time, I think I'm in for a huge journey.
It's so strange how well you timed this, I randomly tried to rewatch your old video yesterday. Imagine my surprise when I couldn't find it. I thought I was going crazy lol
Lol Ikr? What's wrong with Hearts R? It has a amazing battle system, and hands down the best customize/strategy menu ever meaning you can have your party members do what you want to the littlest details, and this part is subjective but I like the cast and story tbch
@@ZaffreRevolution lol Idk what to say, maybe is not your thing which is completely ok, people are allowed to like or dislike whatever but I don't think the game bad tbch. I do completely agree with you on Xillia 2 tho, Xillia 2 and graces f are my favorite games in the series, and I feel like people only give the game slack because of the debt even though is not even that intrusive imo, plus the story and the Xillia cast are phenomenal.
@@ZaffreRevolution We will have to agree to disagree then but I do think a section mentioning the localisation would have been better than an unfunny joke
I’m about to beat tales of arise and am shocked I’ve never heard of this series before and that Arise isn’t getting the hype it deserves. Divine game. In my top 3. I know it’s different than older entries, and honestly it will probably always be my favorite bc it’s my first, but I’m excited to play some of the other recent games! And to watch some playthroughs of older ones :)
In what I've learned/discovered from playing Tales games is, you need to find "breadcrumbs" or clues by talking to npc's. Going back on each town or dungeons based from what the npc talked about. Triggering a scene when sleeping at an Inn or camping. This will increase chance of getting sub/side quest. It's basically like all of rpg games are like this anyway.
Graces has the best gameplay. Vesperia has the best side quests. Berseria has the best character casts (imo). Abyss as the best story. Symphonia is very memorable.
@@emeraldwolf3494 BRO. This game has a ton of side quests and a lot of missable ones. I suggest you look up Kouli's Vesperia guide as it is straight to the point
@@knox7945 right now I’m looking for the Krityan city or something after getting Judith back and getting Ba’ul. So I’m not sure how much I’ve missed up until this point.
@@knox7945 the closest thing I’ve gotten to a side quest was when I interacted with Duke early at Daedon Hold. It actually scared me, since I was just exploring the area. I explore quite a lot though and talk to npcs a lot in the towns too, but the only other thing that I actually think is a side quest, which is the giant monster side quest thing. So far I killed a crab thing in a cave for that quest.
as a long time fanatic (started with Radiant Mythology back in 2009) I'm really glad the Tales Of series are getting more recognition as the years go on
having played rpgs (even Symphonia) pre-internet, i have to agree on playing the first time blind and just discovering things as you go. it's so easy to find walkthrus and all the secrets spelled out for you now, but really half the fun ultimately of these games is in the discovery. and Tales games are so deep the replay value is tremendous and worth taking your time over several play-thrus rather than maxing out everything the first time. keyword: *play*
Currently playing Vesperia in order to get the platinum, I adore it and I want to show that through getting all the achievements. I absolutely adore the game in every aspect, so much so that I also got it on switch so I can play it again and possible even find things I’ve missed on PlayStation. Naturally once you commented about Vesperia being your favourite, of course I had to subscribe so thank you! Never see the game talked about so very happy I found this video.
Long time Tales fan - Destiny was my first RPG on PS1 - and your video hits the beats just right. That said, since Life Bottle Productions did the English patch for Destiny Director's Cut on PS2, that makes Destiny more accessible and also gives you a really good, definitive way to play it. If you haven't, check it out, bro. You won't be disappointed.
The first tales game I played was tales of the abyss, I played many others, but I can't name all of them because it would be a long list, but know that I feel the same way you do about the tales games because they are awesome games.
If anyone's looking at this and going "Well, what about Arise? That's what got my attention." I would say that it should be a very good place to start, but the clause with Berseria and Zestiria does apply here too, in that older games will be pretty different from it. Arise is bringing a lot of changes, but it's also definitely intended to be a viable starting point by the developers.
I agree with you totally about how Tales handles new game plus. That, along with the difficulty settings, is why I always come back to this series. Abyss remains my fav with like 10 of them tied for 2nd place (Symphonia, Graces, Vesperia, Berseria, Destiny 2 DC etc). That being said, we NEED a Destiny 2 DC high def port! Anyway this is a great video and Tales has been my fav series ever since I got into it in the early 2000s and now I can thankfully say I’ve played them all (minus mobile titles). An incredible series that I’m always happy to give one more play and enjoy the co-op with my partner from time to time.
Huge thanks for putting the system list in the description! I've loved the Tales games for years, but because I pretty much only play on Playstation consoles, it's been hard to play them all, for obvious reasons. I don't really care to play games on PC, but am willing to do so if I can use my PS controller, so now I have new access to some of these. The saddest thing ever is seeing that there STILL isn't a way to play Abyss on a current system as it's definitely my favorite of the series that I've played. Thanks for making this video, because this series is still so underappreciated!
I started with tales of hearts r. I’m currently playing xilla going for 100% grinding out xp and shop lvl on Jude play through. I’m not finished with Jude’s story yet I think I have 2 or 3 chapters left, I have really enjoyed the story so far. As far as hearts r, I’ve beaten the first play through and grinding points for my ng+. I was hooked on the series after my first play through, I own all the titles on ps 3&4 and arise on ps5.
As a huge fan of this series, this is an amazing guide to encourage people to get into this series. Also watching this reminds me of why I love the series so much. Strong cast of characters, amazingly fun gameplay and the way the grade shop is used is a great way to encourage subsequent playthroughs. Your content is amazing as always and I look forward future videos.
I started last year with Vesperia. I will play next with Tales of Abyss and then with Symphonia afterwards I think about Phantasia (if it's called like that). Also nice video 👍. Thanks for telling about the artist who made that art.
Tales of Destiny II aka Tales of Eternia is the best 2d Tales game! (unless Tales of Destiny remake got a English version) Reid Omega Demon Chaos, and Max Elemental Master is probably the most Coolest and Badass moves in any Tales game!
My first tales of game was Berseria and I love it. It may not have the best combat but the story and characters are top tier. Playing the older games is quite enjoyable IMO. Playing graces rn
Got introduced to the series 16 years ago when a cousin bought Abyss. Very quickly became my favorite series, and the only games that I get really excited for when a new one is announced. Really wish there were proper translations for the earlier titles and Innocence. Great video sir!
Tales of Fantasia was by far my favorite. It was also the first one I played in the series. Use to have an emulator with a ton of games and this one was translated. I was so frustrated after it was over as I enjoyed it so much. It also had that Zelda feel in the sense that when u first think it’s over, u find your only half way.
Started the franchise with Symphonia back in the day with my brother, we co-oped the entire game then bought Vesperia (and Eternal Sonata which I feel is a cousin to Tales) and co-oped them both together as well, for the longest time, I considered Symphonia to be my favorite of the series and nothing shook that opinion, until I played and beat Tales of Graces F just this past week and... It was a masterpiece. Everything from its combat to its story and lovable cast of characters made me fall in love and even shed a few tears. Tales is such a master class of design and I hope to see Arise bring more people into the fold!
First Tales game was Symphonia back in the early 2000s but then it was Vesperia. Once I decide to get myself a new PS3 controller I should probably grab a copy of Xilla. Why are controllers so expensive?! The thumbnail is great & I just noticed Estelle's book says "Stay Hydrated" XD
I know this was three years ago, but there was an Innocence R translation project at that time. It's finished now, but at the time it was like 75% complete and the game was playable. I initially played Innocence on the DSi XL using a fan translation on a flash cart. I then played the game again as Innocence R on a hacked Vita using the fan translation. I'm playing it again but this time using a Vita emulator on my phone with a HD texture pack at 4x internal resolution.
You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. 100% agree with most of your points (I believe all copies of Legendia should be buried in a desert landfill, like E.T. for the Atari). I would say it could be confusing to newcomers when you call Eternia by its actual name when the US cover (labeled Destiny 2) is on the screen. Thanks for not skipping over multiplayer/couch co-op. ❤️
Been looking into the Tales series as of late because I watched the gameplay preview for Tales of Arise and it seems like a game I could get really into. Never really knew much about it aside from "People want Lloyd Irving from Tales of Symphonia in Smash Bros". But Arise has caught my attention and I see Vesperia Definitive is available on Xbox Game Pass. So it's nice to hear one of the better entries in the franchise be available to easily play. Will definitely be checking it out before Arise comes out. Thanks for the awesome overview of the series.
I've actually gotten into Tales since like last November starting with Vesperia and it was great. Then went to Berseria next and loved that as well. Good thing I got into this series
Just saw this video today, august 19th, 2021, I have never played (or heard) of any "tales series", but I will trust you on this one and start with Vesperia (which by the way was really expensive) for being such an old game; nevertheless, I will take the risk, I will be back in about 3 days and speak about my experience. Hope this turns out well.
I stated with Graces F never beat it beat xillia twice the sequel once. Hearts R I’m at the final boss but stopped to take a break after grinding to 200, Zestetia done twice and bersaria is a Hearts R case without the grinding
Longtime Tales fan, and I have some recommendations: space out Xillia from Xillia 2 and Vesperia. Xillia 2 reuses several dungeons as is, so it might feel very samey if you play them back to back. Also, Xillia and Vesperia both share some story similarities regarding energy usage. Aspects of Vesperia fell a little flat for me since I'd played Xillia shortly before it, and I feel it would be the same for others the other way around as well. Luckily, those are the only ones that have those issues. Any dungeon you go back to in Symphonia 2 has been altered due to the first game's storyline, and all other games have very different storylines. I also recommend playing other games between Tales games. Despite having similar battle systems and menus, the buttons change between every single game. Muscle memory is not your friend.
What's funny is that I started with Legendia, but knew about the series thanks to the Symphonia anime. Went from Legendia to Phantasia SFC (since the LMBS is more reminiscent of the 2D titles), from there I played most of the 2D titles which made my love of the 2D games more prevalent considering Hearts DS as the culmination of the 2D artstyle and gameplay charm. Then I played Abyss, Vesperia, Innocence DS, Graces, Zestiria, Symphonia, and finally Berseria. The rest like Destiny DC, Destiny 2, and Rebirth I tried but couldn't go on due to emulation issues, nonetheless, I had a lot of fun playing them for the few hours I could handle. My favorites turned out to be Eternia, Abyss, Vesperia, Legendia, Hearts and Graces, yet I remember having a lot of fun with most titles that I played making it harder to single out which I liked most. Right now, I'm actually desperate to get my hands on Xillia & Xillia 2 since those are the only ones I haven't touched haha, someday for sure!
Took me 200h to do everything on vesperia. I had fun every single hour. Currently playing berseria and loving it. I played all of them but wish bandai would throw a remake of the older ones
Solid video and it makes me feel better having Vesperia being my intro into the series and Xillia being the game that cemented me as a fan. I had to come here after watching Globku's review of the Arise demo and he definitely doesn't know anything about the series. I enjoy his content but he needs to head over here and watch this.
@@lukeamparo6586 lmao, i just finished zestiria last night with tears in my eyes. I love it. It's nice to see others who enjoyed it too, cuz I sure did
I prefer describing the Xillia games like this: Xillia 1 is the one you go to for the “standard” Tails experience. Xillia 2… is the one you go to if you want to have your heart pulled out of you and crushed into a million pieces. XD
I actually just started playing again after like 20 years I’m 27 btw but i remember my older cousin had tales of Symphonia on GameCube Thanks for the Guide I think I’m gonna start with Symphonia, Abyss, Vesperia, Xilla 1-2 , Zestiria, Berseria, And lastly Tales of Arise 💯
I started with Tales of Eternia nearly 2 decades ago on the PS1 and I do revisit the game every now and then on my mobile device for the nostalgia. As time progress, the the series get better in their story telling and less complicated on their combat system. I can't wait to lay my hand on the new Tales of Arise.
To the whole “just play the game again,” argument. It’s so easy to miss side quests because you lose access to them after certain points in the game, and finding them is just as hard without knocking on every door, talking to every NPC between missions. Right place right time sort of deal and it can take more than a few playthroughs to even find certain side quests. Symphonia even has a quest to rebuild a town where you donate varying amounts of money to get each section finished, but you don’t know how much money is needed for each donation, and you are able to donate more than is needed per section but that money does NOT carry over to the next donation, and there are SO MANY DONATIONS! Symphonia is my favorite of all the ones I’ve played, but I still admit it could do a little better job with its side quests, both in communicating and informing.
I end up missing a lot of important side quests in Xillia since I was more interest in getting past the story. I found the story okay to dull at times. Later on when I learned I skipped Jude back story with his dad, turns out that I can’t even go back since I hit a point in the game where it’s unavailable. Really hurt my impression of Jude and the rest of the cast. I think symphonia does a better job than xillia at the whole side quests cause at least they keep some important plot points in the story better like the whole thing with Kratos. Still yeah I personally would like if such important side quests to characters backstory wouldn’t be hidden. Lacing some of these details does alter my impressions of them. Plus doing this may also made me not want to play the game again.
@@duckyfishes9445 Yeah, Symphonia develops every character by the end without the need of side quests thankfully. If only the writers of all the games did that. I actually still need to go back through Vesperia and find all the side quests because I remember some characters felt a bit flat by the end of that one.
I'm glad I saw this video in my feed, I lost access to my previous youtube account, for a small list of reason, so I resubbed with my new one and I really enjoy this. I love this series.
Crazy thing is I own almost the entire series and haven’t beat or played one for more than 5 hours I always overwhelm myself. I should just start with vesperia
