Honest Game Trailers | Sea of Stars 

Agreed

When you're getting your ass kicked, can only break two locks, but you moonarang like you mean it and either kill them, or greatly mess them up leading directly to you killing them

Laughs in Disorient -> Arcane Barrage -> The Great Eagle.

​@@StarPlatinumSorridenteThe final boss never got a turn

If you're not making things worse and killing gods, can you really say you went on an adventure?

@@andrewowens4421TRUTH Also SOS is a fantastic game

Sandwiches you say? What kind of sammiches are we talking about here? 🤤

That about sums it up for me.

Calling this rpg a JRPG is like calling a regular musical a Bollywood film…. It’s not a Japanese game… the we’re Caucasian the developers made in Canada…

I really think sabotage did an amazing job. I wish it was more popular

That was the one reveal in the story that I absolutely loved. There were so many others that seemed forced that I found myself not caring at all about the story by the end.

@@m00rc4t the one twist I really didn't like was Rash'an going away and leaving a puppet in his place. Felt really cold and unnecessary.

No it didn't.

It was honestly such a mind blowing moment that this whole time the "Archivist" has been talking to us, the gamer, that he's aware of multiple timelines and dimensions that aside talking to us, we discover he is also apart of the world the characters are in, when they approach him. It's almost as if the real world is a dimension he's aware of and doesn't tell anyone in the game about.

That won't affect them, fortunately.

@@alexseguin5245 Why? Both The Messenger and Sea of Stars were made in Unity

@@ASquared544 Unity backed down. The new fees can be substituted with a percentage of total sales, and it won't apply to projects made with Unity versions prior to the 2023 or 2024 version. In any case, the type of fee that Unity wanted to apply affects games with a business model of like that of The Messenger and Sea of Stars the least.

When I was at this point in the game, I got so mad at them because they are soooo stupid! It ruined the story for me and just played through the game to finish it so I can move on to play something else with an actual good and complete story.

I actually think it poses an interesting question that I wish the game had explored deeper. Just because you are born with a grand destiny, do you have a moral obligation to fulfil it? Yes, the alternative is awful, but they didn’t choose to be Solstice Warriors. They are essentially slaves to their destiny

@@alorravex6672 There is no deeper meaning to it. They clearly are not bound to anything. They can betray their "Destiny" just as easily as they did without any drawbacks other than being labeled as traitors. They could have just as easily ran away and lived happily in an island somewhere without causing literal armageddon.

@@JustAnotherRandomGamer That's the point. They couldn't have without scrutiny. The fleshmancer promised them their ideal lives. Not a discount and sad run away story. Is the world worth anything to you if all the world does is make you miserable?

@@ShinobiNerro13 What point? Again they have the freedom to do whatever they wish. They could have gotten the life they wanted in so many other ways yet they chose the worst option. They are simply two of the worst written characters out there. I would get it if the game showed they dont have any choice, but they do! 😆

I mean "PC master race" was coined to make fun of PC gaming elitism.

Same

Oh this did not age well

@@ASquared544 Honestly I felt the same way. I even wondered if the devs would go so far as to rename the town building character.

@@Evanz111this also infact did not age well, they cut him out completely calling bob the builder if I remember correctly. (Not kidding)

@@shootout-shinobi6672 well yeah i'd cut him out too if he directly used me to draw in profits for his flimsy charity organization, only to keep said profits for a whole year.

Someone, PLEASE, give this man a honest Celeste review!

That's some dedication.

​@blastingpew8349 well yeah, but they also made videos on Prince of Persia and Portal 2 not so long ago, which are way older games, so I don't think a video on a 2018 game is so far fetched

Isnt it just a stupid super meatboy clone. Kiiiiiidding

I know the pain. I've been asking for a Xenogears one for maybe a year now

Nice. I have all achievements bar the beat 10 bosses with the relic active. Will new game plus it shortly

Ooh. I’m working for the true ending right now, and I’m excited

???? Octopath and Bravely are two of the best modern turn based battle systems, what are you on about?

Bravely Default is easily one of the best turn-based RPGs I’ve ever played. Bravely Second was pretty good too

Just like Diecast construction (Transformers joke)

​@@TheCritizensome people are raging that some franchise are refreshing the gameplay once in awhile (khm, Final fantasy, khm) by going away from turn based combat after 10+ installments each with a unique twist for the system... Meanwhile Like a dragon/Yakuza is being criticised for going turn based, for the same reason. People are simply afraid of changes, even though it is a part of life...

@@serhii_himself dunno. If you sell me a pirates of the Caribbean movie I expect jack sparrow not Yondu, even if I like both. It’s fine to expect a franchise to keep its core gameplay. Doesn’t mean SE forgot though. They can still make an amazing turn based system and still do, just not in Final Fantasy.

Since they said "a few more weeks for Starfield", there's at least two more games that are going to be done between this and Starfield. Serious guess for the rest of the year, though? September 26: Mortal Kombat 1 (Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment: 21) October 3: Payday 3 (Embracer: 10) October 10: Starfield (Microsoft: 17) October 17: Detective Pikachu Returns (Nintendo: 74) October 24: Alan Wake (Microsoft: 18, Epic Games Publishing: 3) October 31: Super Mario Bros. Wonder (Nintendo: 75) November 7: Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (Sony: 30) November 14: Alan Wake II (Epic Games Publishing: 4) November 21: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III (Activision: 27) November 28: Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name (Sega: 13) December 5: Super Mario RPG (Nintendo: 76) December 12: Persona 5 Tactica (Sega: 14) December 19: Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince (Square-Enix: 32) December 26: Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora (Ubisoft: 20)

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try the flame pillar level 3 combo with Vivi and Sunboy. That things melts and is the easiest "skillshot" ever against large single targets (meaning 95% of bosses)

@@cldptConflagrate! It’s an awesome move, I love how you control the pillar of fire

Def my goty not close.

SOONERANG IS BUSTED AND I LOVE IT

@@adamfowler3680THAT ONES ALSO BUSTED XD

These games reminded me so much of one another. What an excellent game that was too!

the game didn't have tactician mettle on release, it got added around december. It's a shame, since apparently that's the initial intended design for the game but it got dialed back to make it easier for general players. The relic should've been there since day one

@@shrunker684 Despite the media reviews, a big complaint of the game was basically this joke that you can faceroll the keyboard and win. They likely made the decision to release Tactician's Mettle so that anyone buying the game now can opt out of easy mode.

Spoiler warning if you havent like fully completed the game(all conches/endings/champions/whatever else)........... I love the fact that You can meet the shopkeep from the messenger

well, at least in this one you actually sail a sea with stars around

Damnit... Star Ocean came out last year. I did have fun telling my friends that Sea of Stars had more in common with Star Ocean than Starfield though.