Definitely not a masterpiece. Coming from Ys, it felt quite clunky (especially the platforming), the social stuff is pretty pointless (ranking social stats up means absolutely nothing, lol), and tbh I found the first half the game pretty boring. Did enjoy the second half of the game and the overall characters though. But hey, to each their own.
@@HotTakeHQ Tokyo Xanadu story is deeper than most Ys games, it takes longer, the 1 or 2 platforming areas of the game show off some clunky controls, but, I loved it. It felt like Cold Steel with action combat.
8:20 I love that field theme music from Ys Book 1. Memories of level grinding to max level before facing the final boss before going onto Book 2 of the game.
It is. It kind of reminds me of Xenosaga Episode II, like it should be part of that game's OST instead. Just the same kind of space-opera-in-the-future vibe I get from it is all. It feels like it belongs in some Ormus facility a lot more than it does in the training grounds of the Thors branch campus.
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THANK YOU Happy Console Gamer should be over here right now. I'm grading and this is awesome to work to! Wish I had a special attack ready to attack the onslaught of papers
Trails is incredible. The obvious recommended way to play the series is definitely from the beginning Trails in the Sky arc, then Crossbell Arc, and finally Erebonia arc. For me, I played Trails of Cold Steel 1 and 2 first, then went back to the Trails in the Sky trilogy, then the Crossbell Arc. I’ve Trails of Cold Steel 3 and 4 sitting on my shelf ready to play. So far, I’d say it’s a tie between Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter and Ao No Kiseki/Trails to Azure. Seriously, it’s the greatest JRPG franchise I’ve ever played.
