What I love most about BoF3 is how you can break the game sooooooooooooo much. Making a Magic using Ryu, which devolves into nearly infinite dragon form in a boss fight. Physical Nina was a scary thing I made once, same with Magic Garr. Of course there is indestructible breath Peco and heavenly saint Momo. Also turned Rei into Cray from 4. Master system is weird.
@@Joash_vlogs The first 2 games could use the remake treatment first. Real remakes, not cheap "remasters" that are outdone by emulators for the original game.
Even though Nina and Ryu never really had a romantic affair in the game, this is a very cute picture that would have depicted something timeless if the writers had more time to put more content in the story.
this game as my childhood and in the golden age of RPG , i just love how whimsical and cute their relationship is xD its like... hmm how would i explain it.. that kind of rush you get when you genuinely like your first crush in highschool kind of feeling.. and she also feels the same ^^ its light hearted not too deep and serious kind of affection but you know its genuine hahah i miss it :3 Ryu and Nina for life >:)
I feel like the party was better developed in 3 than it was in 4. I like 4 a lot, but the only interesting character was Fou-Lu. The main party is woefully underdeveloped by comparison, with only Cray seeing any meaningful development over the course of the game, and the majority of that development was done by the end of the first half of the game. Nina is just a polite Japanese housewife, Ershin is only really useful for like 2 scenes, and you could completely cut Scias and Ursula from the story and pretty much nothing would change. 3 I feel like had simple characters, but all of them got pretty even development over the course of the game. None of them were mindblowing or anything, but they all felt like they had agency and contributed something to the story.
