i think its the funnest game on this year, its really excellent, if they got the budget like diablo 3 they was create one of the best game ever...

i play 700 hours diablo3 and the fun i got in 20 hours i play TL2 not close to what i feeling...

BTW 2-$ for TL1 + TL2 is a joke, its worth a lot more...

hi

r.u.s.e came close to us and i want us u guys if its normal to play rts on ps3?

i never play rts on ps3 and i play alout rts on my pc but i prefer to play in ps3.

my control on the ps3 control is good and i play fps very good, its fun to play with ps3 control rts?

sorry about my english i try my best to be understanble

good day and tnx for the ansers

I have not finished it, im a little over 9 hours in. This is from my experience up to chapter 4. It keeps my attention for about 2 hours at a time then im ready to give it a break.

Here is some reading i found which is correct.

"The game takes about 60 hours with a good chunk of it done. HOWEVER, the game has 10 difficulties and you start off on the "easiest". After you beat it, you are thrown into the game again with new crap and a harder mode. You do this again and again for a total of 10 times."

If your trophy hunting the game requires you to beat it twice. Although you keep all your items and all paths are unlocked as you left them from the previous game. So additional play throughs are basically just challenge modes.

jjivey

You have a weapon slot and two accessory slots. So far i've seen very few options for a new weapon, instead you customize your weapon. You don't straight up buy anything. You find scrap items which you use to meet requirements for a tinkerer to craft into ammo, parts, accessories, or even weapons later on. You do have money its called rubies. You earn these rubies through doing missions and arena. Customizing your weapons is pretty easy and it really does help. You can adjust things like how many shots you fire per attack, how fast your charge for next attack which is range, accuracy, and a few other things. Its sorta complicated but it won't break you for not knowing what they are.

To begin with your gonna think the combat system is too much, but once you learn that slash damage is converted to direct damage youll begin to do the same thing over and over and almost always win.

Your also able to change the clothes of your characters and i think they put more on how you look than things that help you in combat. I personally could care less about what my character wears so this is nothing i'm too interested in.

The difficulty is all in knowing how to kill each enemy. If you don't execute the correct moves you WILL die. So its not that its hard its just complicated.

jjivey

Good thing I'm reading this. I was still thinking about this game since I hadn't made up my mind whether to buy it or not. Thanks for the heads up!ForsakenWicked

1 - demons souls is the best

2 - ROF

3 - WKC

some one know if i can buy MG's or HG's in the game? i in chap 5 and i can buy only 1 HG in 100k i save only 30k.....

Yeah ROF is a great game and deserves more love. ROF does for JRPGS what Valkyria Chronicles did for SRPGs: ROF adds great action into turn based play.

I love how ROF forces you to think a couple of moves ahead while you are taking your turn. Battle is all about positioning your characters strategically and using the right sequence of attacks/weapons.

It most reminds of a Shin Megami Tensei game. It has a similar minimalist story telling method: a few key cut scenes that slowly reveal the big picture interspersed with a bunch of small vignettes showing the three main characters living their daily lives. It has a similar overworld: when you on the overworld map you are a peg and you get into random battles as you move from town/dungeon area to town/dungeon area. In towns, it has a similar feel where you run around talking to NPCs to find out bits of info about what is going on in the big picture as well as to get missions.

But of course, at the same time ROF is totally unqiue due to the hex system (allows you to add special affects to random overworld battles and dungeon battles), the character/weapon customization (I was really impressed with the fact that when you change your characters clothing/hair it is changed everywhere in game – in cut scenes, while walking around town, while in battle), and the battle system (its awesome).

The only downsides I see in this game are the fact that the instructions really suck (which means you have to spend a lot of time teaching yourself the game thru trial and error) and the graphics aren't really up to par for a PS3 game. But the good points totally outweigh those small downsides so there is no reason not to go out and buy this game today.

Also, since I mentioned Valkyria Chronicles above I should add that the fighting in ROF is similar in concept, but the two games feel totally different. In VC when you are on a battle map it is like you are in a real location – you're in a forest with trees and paths, etc, or you're in a city with roads and buildings that connect up like they would in real life and you are positioning your troops more like you might in a real battle. In ROF, you fight in battle rooms like you find in most JRPGs: a small open area where your 3 characters appear on one side of the room and your enemies appear on the other side. ROF does sometimes add some bunkers and walls into the battle rooms (and some battle rooms are bigger than others) but its not like a real battle map like you find in VC. Don't get me wrong, ROF's still fun, but if you are looking for an SRPG like VC, ROF isn't really it.

( FYI for those of you waiting for a price drop to try ROF, there is an unadvertised sale at Kmart, ROF is $37.99 until May 10th . )

Solori