Character appeareance customization, although it's really hard to get that on a ps2 game (except for Champios or Baldur's Gate). So I'd say a great story (not some **** made up by the creators that only them would understand) and please... the most important... NO MORE TURN-BASED-COMBAT!!! It sucks so much...
The story is usually the most important. I usually like RPGs which might change my prespective on life and also thought provoking ones.
RPGs have to be fun aswell... and have cool memorable characters. Probably the two most inspiring games for me were Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross. I hope Square makes a new Chrono game soon.
The story is usually the most important. I usually like RPGs which might change my prespective on life and also thought provoking ones.
RPGs have to be fun aswell... and have cool memorable characters. Probably the two most inspiring games for me were Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross. I hope Square makes a new Chrono game soon.
slimdave21
This persons comments alone pretty much should be the only comment allowed to post in this entire thread. Those two games there are pretty much defines RPGS for me. Nothing more nothing less. SLIMDAVE21 you did us all proud.
more than 40 hours of gameplay.....awesome characters.....funny dialogue every now and then....character customizations...Weapon customizations....passing level 9000+ as the limit for levels many different side quests after beating the game, oh and awesome battle features of course and thats about it 8)
For me it would be the story mostly. It needs to be long and well designed. But the battle system plays a big part, something like Star Ocean 3 or FFIX.
Fun combat system (FFXII is a snooze fest!) Above average graphics A plot wich has to be unraveled but does not leave you wandering on meaningless chores inbetween plot twists.
on the story i could name Onimusha 4: dawn of dreams for example where you learn how it will end in the first hour and actually getting to that point takes up the remaining 29 hours Its almost as if they wanted to go to the supermarket around the corner but instead decided on turning 180 degrees and cross the entire only to end up at that supermarket at the corner you left off.
For me it would be the story mostly. It needs to be long and well designed. But the battle system plays a big part, something like Star Ocean 3 or FFIX.WhiteSpace000
Well .Hack//G.U. Has a very nice and engaging combat system. You can move freely and you only control one character, but you can set the strategy for each one of the rest of the party (rage, heal, free-will, etc.). Also you get to do combos and special attacks as well as using items such as potions or spells. Each enemy has it's weaknesses and techniques, so you are able to combat them the way it best fits you.
The story is usually the most important. I usually like RPGs which might change my prespective on life and also thought provoking ones.
RPGs have to be fun aswell... and have cool memorable characters. Probably the two most inspiring games for me were Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross. I hope Square makes a new Chrono game soon.
PreLuDe_DuDe
This persons comments alone pretty much should be the only comment allowed to post in this entire thread. Those two games there are pretty much defines RPGS for me. Nothing more nothing less. SLIMDAVE21 you did us all proud.
I agree to that to some extent, in general those games are more enjoyable as RPG's however after trying YS: ark of napthism a game wich i feel i "should" hate because it manages to draw in every RPG cliche you can think of and wrap it up in a short 10 package. i was instead charmed by this game and albeit short is ever so sweet.
I have a hard time wrapping my head around this game and why i cant hate it and therefore i have to say it has entirely changed my way of thinking on this subject.
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