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I kind of disagree with Fire Emblem Engage. Sure things about Engage are questionable, i admit, but there is so much good about it. In my opinion, Engage is not the worst Fire Emblem game in the Series and all this hate by JRPG fans comes from not giving this game a chance but that's just my opinion.

I also wanted more for PSO 3

For me Astral Chain was the one that I really wanted to like.

I disagree with alot of your complaints of the last remnant. You are a general that is not on the battlefield telling the different unions what their tactic is as a union. It isnt meant to be micromanage every soldiers on the battlefield as they dont attack individually, but as a union. The battle system is great, you are looking and expecting something else from the battle system and not letting yourself see what it is for what it is. I agree with the leveling, it was convoluted having 2 leveling system at once that requires the opposite battle state to level, and can result in you being to high a BattleRank to increase your individual stats, resulting in you being too weak and the inability to get stronger.

Episode III PSO is strange and very complicated. XD It's one of those games that's loveable when you understand it, but getting a grip on it takes too long, and in modern terms it has the problem of being too slow-moving. Best-case scenario for learning is probably playing the third 2-player mission multiple times while figuring out how to work with what you've got. I wish it had come with a much more robust 2-player mode, because that could be really fun. Cards have a ton of interesting strategic effects to work around, and are surprisingly balanced such that medium-cost cards usually perform well against the low-cost ones, high-cost cards do well against medium-cost cards, and yet low-cost cards are often useful at dealing with high-cost cards, using special effects and hit-and-run tactics. Likewise, some cards seem fairly weak, but can become extremely effective with the right uses, like Long Arm. Incredible soundtrack too. There's a reason its final boss theme reappears in PSO2. :D

It's a very strange answer, but any RPG published by "Square Enix". I've beaten no single of them yet. - "Final Fantasy's VI and VII gameplay didn't appeal me. Random encounters also bored me. - Old "Dragon Quest" games felt just like bland storywise and also random encounters existed. Idk if XI fixed it. - "Star Ocean: The Divine Force" made me quit to the first boss. - "Octopath Traveler" series had very frustrating bosses which made me quit. - Same goes for "Bravely Default". CrossCode is the game which I can also share the same experience. Too many puzzles for me which distracted me from enjoying the actual great story. Lea is one of my absolute favourite RPG protagonists.

UGH! You can't be serious??? Mystic Quest? The game is so simple, easy going and not even difficult plus has a little platforming. Nothing is complex about it. You-You've hurt my feelings you hurt my soul and have greatly offended me. Sir, I am not happy today because of you. I hope this has affected you and made your day bitter to have not liked the best Final Fantasy ever. 😢 OMG Vagrant Story too!?????? You are a monster!

The Atelier series in general. No matter how hard I try, every time I try to start it again I always end up quitting after less than an hour.

I am currently playing one of your favorites: Super Mario RPG remake and it's putting me to sleep man. I play 20 minutes and I feel like turning it off and taking a nap, it's like going back to RPG kindergarden. I should've played it when I was 9. I missed the boat.

Bravely Default 2 and Ni no Kuni (the 1st game, haven't touch the 2md game), for BD2 the enemy counter mechanic just turned me off and for Ni no Kuni, the battle system despite being more action oriented it felt so slow.

Where's your accent from?

Threads of Fate was one of those games that made me want a playstation but I never actually bought it.

Have Phantom Brave for the psp. Never got into it either.

Fire Emblem is my favorite series of all time and I agree with you about the story in Engage. But I truly think that the gameplay is easily one of the best in the series.

I agree with monster hunter series. It felt very repetitive to me. The way you fight from the beginning of the game is the same at the end nothing changes. If they could add a skill tree to spice things up it could be more interesting. If they have a interesting story like God Eater I dont mind the repetitiveness.

The points at the end are something a lot of people don't get. It's 100% possible for a game to be good but you personally don't enjoy it. A game could be incredible, 100/100, but it could also simply not be for some people. Elden Ring is a great example of this. Great game for those that like that kind of game, but it's not for everyone.

the problem of vagrant story is the complex system, until you understand it, the game is very punitive, it also make the MC too weak from the start for a legendary Risk breaker, it is very easy to shoot yourself in the foot, if wasnt enough to start with weapon affinity zero or negative, the game soon gives you combo to do more damage, but affinity is gained by complete attack, so by combo every enemy to death, you dont build up affinity, making them take less damage, forcing to combo more and the cicle goes on, so until you realize you should just normal attack common enemies and only combo bosses, you are many hours in and suffering a lot. I guess in the last revision before shipping, they saw how unbalanced it was, so there is a lot of pity chests near the end of game.

Phantom brave is difficult to like, yeah the limited time is a hindrance, so much i just used the weak item with infinite duration on Maron the only permanent charact and just grinded for status and healing steps, what kills it for me is the multiple paths but NO CICLE SYSTEM! i wont be grinding everytime i want to see a different route! arc of the lad end of darkness is truly bellow average, the big point is even the option to summon characters is wasted, as they work more like a skin and ONE special skill, even ARC that has all magic elements only can use total healing, the most useless spell, i dont remember much, but i think i found a thing that made summon disabled but made MC 10x stronger and just chessed the entire game. I quitted Rogue Galaxy on the tutorial, i died in 5 seconds in the first battle, it was already a troublesome game with with DVD of double layer, being that hard from the get go, nope.

Glad to be *not* the only one who found Phantasy Star Online Ep III CARD Revolution very dull and annoying. *If* only it was like EP I and EP II, it would’ve been a better game.

I've tried monster hunter a couple of times,but never connected with it. Played second g in psp and got world in ps4

Fans of ps1-2 era tales and so here. Divine force is much more fun to combat. Exploration too with duma. Story is more consistent.

Not to be a 🤓 here but CrossCode was developed in Germany and was publushed by a major German video game company (Deck13) so technically it would be a "GJRPG". Still though, I'm in the minority in where I loved the puzzles so my experience with the game was flawless at least for me. Currently my favorite "indie"? game of all time.

Not all games are for everyone. A lot of these seem to suffer from the common denominator of bad writing.

I loved Threads of Fate. The princess girl reactions were great

100%agree about cross code. I did force my way through to see the end. Even navigating through some towns was a puzzle.

Understandable list. I will just pretend that part where you mention Vagrant Story didn't happen.

my dude sounded like Gollum "our birthday present!"

Cross code is amazing

hey I tried to like fe engage too, I even finished the game, eventually. I actually liked more the uh, alternate dark story, it was far more interesting and challenging, and the story wasnt as bad.

Me seeing the thumbnail "who hates pso?" Then I saw episode 3 and fully understand.

I recomend metal max 2 and 3 on the ds they are amazing games that never left japon now with a english fan translation

How did nippon ichi make so many games

I have been mostly enjoying Fire Emblem Engage, myself. Not a *bad* game, but definitely not for everyone, though. It just seems like a culmination of all of the quirkiness that past games had, and it's kind of like one of those animes or other media that just have *no* Fourth Wall, in the sense of the quirkiness being almost *everywhere* with no break from it. Some people might like it, and I like some of the characters, myself, or at least find them interesting, but the problem with them may be that they cranked the quirkiness up to 11 in a shift that seems too sudden from having come from Three Houses. As for Monster Hunter, though, I very much agree. I've always wanted to get into the series because I love Mizutsune, but the quest-driven nature, having to grind to get anywhere, and seemingly being one of those games where the multiplayer is very much where you'll ever actually enjoy it, it's very difficult to get into. My problem, alongside not having friends to play with, is being way too busy to even be able to play with friends in the first place. I also tried to get into Palworld. I'm not sure how good Palworld is to solo, though, even with settings set up to decrease grinding as much as possible.

Last remnant? Agreed Fire emblem? Totally! Briliant gameplay just ruined by idioticy Vagrant story is a masterpiece, can't have myself beat it too. Guess it's just long and boring Monster hunter - well, Erick I too, was this game hater at first. It was... MHFU for psp. First ever dragon ripped me apart and I, because have no idea droped this game coz "too hard!". I give up for 3-4 month and give it anither chance. I read A LOT OF TEXT ingame about how to play, and go on with it. So it's happen - the first dragon WAS NOT supposed to be killed! And after it - games oppened for me. It's RPG about being a hunter who getting good.

Fire Emblem Engage is a so so Fire Emblem, if you want some decent maps its fine, but the story is kinda trash as are a good 90% off the characters, but on the bright side romance is gone so a mild improvement

Utawarerumono...It's all fun until it gets dark.

I couldn't get into Fallout New Vegas.

I remember crosscode was great and the concept was fine but yes the puzzles are what lost me. Had such great mechanics but was tooo heavy with puzzles. It felt like such a chore doing them.

I actually really liked Engage **because of** the silly characters and campiness of it. Sometimes it is nice to have something lighthearted

Mystic Quest was one of my first role-playing games and I loved it. It was challenging but always fair and I liked the damage models of the opponents. Even in 2024, there are hardly any games that have such models.

I actually really enjoyed Phantasy Star Online Episode III: C.A.R.D. Revolution. I think it took me a while to fully understand the rules, but it has some cool mechanics for a card game. The Gamecube had a few cool games that used cards for their gameplay, actually. I love Fire Emblem, but I've never been that fussed about their stories, and Emblem Engage has some of the best gameplay and visuals in the whole series. Three Houses was fun for me as well, but the maps didn't seem very interesting. Also, I hardly ever replay games nowadays because of my huge backlog, especially if they have a lot of busy work like the monastary, and so I feel like I didn't really get to experience the full game for Three Houses. I personally think it's very sad to see Engage's user score on Metacritic be so low because of spiteful people that are disappointed it wasn't more like Three Houses, when a lot of the series isn't really that much like Three Houses either. I worry that this will still happen to future Fire Emblem games, even if they have decent stories, because a lot of the newer fans seem to really want that specific Three Houses formula again.

Finally someone that agrees with me on CrossCode. That game has way too much puzzles. If they just cut down on them a little bit then I’d probably have bothered to finish it. 😂

Is Monster Hunter even an RPG? I guess it has elements, but I never thought of it as an RPG.

I played The last Remnant on Steam. I really liked the Battle System. It was fun to flank and ambush Enemies, manage Army formations to try new stuff and break enemy morale. I really hope for a Remake and Sequel.

Wtf? You didn't enjoy FE Engage?! Honestly?! Sure it's not as great as Three Houses but your criticism is way exaggerated. I really loved it and, if there wasn't the flaw that it doesn't have a New Game Plus, I would like to replay it. On the other hand, I totally agree with the Monster Hunter series. For the same reason. It's the reason why I also don't like games like the overhyped Elden Ring. No or very few story is a no-go for me.