Tales of Graces F

I think the game is almost too complex due to the stupidly high number of damage types (25?!?!?! HOLY pomegranate), but unless you're playing on Chaos difficulty the whole time, it's not significant except against bosses.

I may be a bit biased, but most other Tales games are about spamming one single high DPS/hit combo/arte/spell until you run out of TP, and then using an Orange/Pine Gel. Graces uses CC so you can't do that, and Xillia has AC along with TP so you're limited in consecutive attacks as well. (Though everything in Xillia only costs 1 AC and it recovers rather fast, like CC does).

25 Elements? Really? That's the one thing that caused me to completely hate Chrono Cross. There's just too many elements in that game, it drove me nuts.

It's all about how you play it whether or not the game is about spamming a single ability. I never played Tales of Eternia that way, but I could certainly see people doing it. I love Tales of Eternia, but just like every game there's a few abilities you can spam to make the game easy street. It's all about how you want to play. Do you actually enjoy the battle system for what it is, or do you just want to get through it as fast as possible? I don't understand why people play games with the second mindset, but many people do. If you have the first, you can have fun with the battle systems even if it has some horribly flawed abilities. It's not even "Just never use that ability," just learn to work it into your fights, instead of the entire battle being pressing that same activation button over and over.

Anyone check the god damn psn? They're selling pomegranate like 2x SP and LEVEL UP +5


WHAT THE pineapple NAMCO

Are you really surprised? Capcom dropped the ball with this one, with its MMX iOS port allowing you to buy all the abilities without actually playing.

Just ignore it. It's just companies taking advantage of people who want to cheat at every turn. As a company, you know people are going to cheat. Why not take advantage of it?